Morocco: King Mohammed VI gets France’s support on Western Sahara, pardons some jailed journalists and activists

Posted On 30 July 2024

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King Mohammed VI is celebrating 25 years on the throne. The event was celebrated nationwide in Morocco, and in a give-and-take moment, the King receiving a massive gift from France and gave back the freedom to some journalists and activists who have been in prison.

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