Zakaria Abouddahab
Zakaria Abouddahab is a prominent Moroccan political analyst and commentator known for his insights on the Western Sahara conflict. Recently, he has been in the news for highlighting the need for a resolution to the issue by 2030, emphasizing Morocco's diplomatic efforts under King Mohammed VI to solidify its claims over the territory and promote its autonomy plan amid changing geopolitical dynamics.
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Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations who commented on Morocco's diplomatic stance.
ONU : L'Algérie désavouée pour sa tentative de travestir la résolution du Conseil de sécurité sur le Sahara marocain
Morocco· 2025-11-25Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations who discusses Morocco's shift from a defensive to an assertive diplomatic stance.
Maroc-Union européenne : vers un partenariat d’égal à égal ?Morocco· 2025-10-27
Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations.
Sahara marocain : l’initiative d’autonomie, seule et unique solution (Déclaration de Malabo)Morocco· 2025-10-16
Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations who sees the current diplomatic sequence as the culmination of a strategically constructed strategy by Morocco.
Sahara marocain : soutien implicite mais significatif de l’UE en attendant la nouvelle résolution de l’ONUMorocco· 2025-10-14
Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations at Mohammed V University in Rabat.
Sahara : le Maroc à la conquête de l’Afrique anglophoneMorocco· 2025-07-20
Zakaria Abouddahab is a professor of law and international relations who commented on the significance of the UK's position on the Moroccan autonomy plan.
Sahara marocain : pourquoi la nouvelle position du Royaume-Uni est décisiveMorocco· 2025-06-02
Zakaria Abouddahab discusses the political and diplomatic handling of the Sahara conflict.
Zakaria Abouddahab : La résolution du dossier du Sahara marocain devra se faire d’ici 2030Morocco· 2025-05-07
