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Mauritania and Morocco discussed strengthening security cooperation and expanding coordination mechanisms to address border challenges, irregular migration, and organized crime. This was during a meeting between Mauritanian Interior Minister Mohamed Ahmed Ould Mohamed Amine and his Moroccan counterpart, Abdelouafi Laftit, in Rabat. They agreed on developing collaboration to secure borders and combat smuggling networks and human trafficking, with a focus on activating partnership and exchanging expertise. The visit comes as part of joint efforts to tackle security challenges in the Sahel region, despite their differing regional positions on the Sahara issue—Mauritania supports a peaceful resolution and emphasizes the need for stability, while Morocco advocates for the autonomy initiative, and Algeria supports the option of a self-determination referendum.
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