After failures and serial crises, Morocco "is now isolated" for "its correlation with organized crime through drug trafficking financing terrorism". The announcement was made by the Ambassador of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic in Algiers, Abdelkader Taleb Omar on Sunday.

Intersider in the work of a Study Day on Terrorism in the Sahel organized at the National Army Circle by the National Institute of Global Strategic Studies (INESG), Taleb Omar said that Morocco is in conflict with Africa in its own right and not only with the Western Sahara and Algeria or with Spain, Germany and the European Union (EU) in general. Rabat has tried to exert pressure on Europe through illegal emigration but failed to achieve its goal by leading the EU to follow in the footsteps of former US President Donald Trump who granted Morocco's alleged sovereignty over occupied Western Sahara. Morocco has joined the AU, continues the Saharawi diplomat, but "it refuses that the settlement of the Saharawi cause is pan-African or UN. Worse still, he is procrastinating on the appointment of a UN envoy to Western Sahara."