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Dr. Ahmed Kharṭa believes that the first anniversary of Unity Day, on 31 October 2026, marks a shift in the Moroccan Sahara issue: from a focus on diplomacy and international advocacy to using development and investment to consolidate gains. Key projects include the Tiznit–Dakhla expressway, around 1,055 kilometres long and costing more than 9 billion dirhams, and the Dakhla Atlantic Port, with a declared investment of 12.65 billion dirhams. Also among them is the proposed 6,900-kilometre Africa–Atlantic Gas Pipeline, which would cross 13 countries and remains in the planning stages. Desalination, renewable energy, phosphate, fishing, agriculture and tourism projects are also highlighted as pillars for diversifying the economy of the southern provinces and connecting them to African and Atlantic markets. The analysis stresses that the success of this vision should be measured by job creation, better services, improved living standards and residents’ participation—not simply by the scale of investment and construction projects.
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