Chengriha Returns Empty-Handed from Kuwait: Diplomatic Mission Against Morocco Fails
Chengriha’s Kuwait Trip Yields No Breakthroughs in Diplomatic Efforts Against Morocco
Algerian Chief of Staff, Saïd Chengriha, recently returned from a diplomatic mission to Kuwait (November 24-28) seemingly empty-handed. His visit, shrouded in a degree of secrecy, aimed to garner support against Morocco amidst the ongoing tensions between the two North African nations. However, reports suggest the trip failed to achieve its intended objectives.
The specifics of Chengriha’s agenda in Kuwait remain somewhat unclear. While Algerian media outlets have remained tight-lipped, speculation abounds that the visit centered around the Western Sahara conflict, a long-standing point of contention between Algeria and Morocco. Algeria backs the Polisario Front, a separatist movement seeking independence for the territory, while Morocco asserts its sovereignty over the region. This dispute has fueled a diplomatic freeze between the two countries, with Algeria severing diplomatic
