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Moroccan Parties and Foreign Policy Role
The article discusses the developments in two important aspects of Morocco's foreign policy: the Ceuta file and relations with Israel, within the context of the recent election campaign. The events revealed that some Moroccan parties clearly ignore their diplomatic roles, as they limited themselves to minimal statements or maintained complete silence on sensitive issues such as the developments in Ceuta and the opening of embassies in Rabat and Tel Aviv, despite their previous international relationships with European parties and Israel. Additionally, the question of self-governance in the Western Sahara file was not clearly included in electoral programs, with no deep discussions on implementation or future alliances. Overall, the absence of public political movements and some parties' disregard for the importance of stepping back from their traditional roles in parallel diplomacy highlight a broader issue: Morocco still faces significant challenges in leveraging its foreign relations to serve its strategic interests.
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