After six years of diplomatic deadlock, a breakthrough in Moroccan-Iranian relations may be on the horizon, sparked by a recent meeting in Rabat to explore a fresh start in their ties.

Morocco and Mauritania are enhancing military, security, and civilian cooperation, while navigating the Western Sahara dispute and strengthening bilateral ties.

The EU Court ruled that trade agreements with Morocco violate Western Sahara's right to self-determination, provoking varied reactions from Morocco and Algeria.

Contrary to the stereotypical image of Iran's foreign policy associated with regional expansion through militias and nuclear activities, Iran maintains a stable policy regarding its relations with Africa, dating back to pre-revolutionary times in 1979.

Qatar has offered to mediate discussions between Algeria and Morocco in an effort to resolve their longstanding conflicts.