Algeria declares Moroccan diplomat 'persona non grata'
- Algeria expelled a Moroccan diplomat, Mohamed El-Soufiani, declaring him persona non grata over alleged "suspicious actions."
- The decision was announced by Algeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which cited violations of diplomatic duties and international norms.
- Morocco and Algeria have a long-standing rivalry, particularly regarding Western Sahara, with Algeria severing diplomatic ties in August 2021.
- Algeria's actions follow increased tensions, including allegations of espionage against Morocco.
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Algeria expels Moroccan diplomat over ’suspicious actions’
Algeria expelled a Moroccan diplomat from Morocco's consulate in Oran, declaring him persona non grata and ordering him to leave the country within 48 hours over alleged "suspicious actions." On 27 March, Algeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement outlining the decision, accusing the Moroccan diplomat of actions inconsistent with his diplomatic duties. Khalid Chihane, who is temporarily standing in for the Moroccan Consul General i…
Algeria declares Moroccan diplomat 'persona non grata'
Algeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the Moroccan embassy in Algiers on Thursday that it has declared Mohamed El-Sufiani, deputy chief of the Moroccan Economic Mission in Oran, "persona non grata."According to an official statement, El-Sufiani
Algeria takes aim at consular ties with Morocco, in new diversionary maneuver – The North Africa Post
Algeria has declared Morocco’s consul to Oran persona non grata without offering whatsoever explanation, in yet another diversionary tactic at a context Algiers is engulfed in diplomatic turmoil. The decision came the same day Algeria handed a five-year jail sentence to a writer who recalled that France amputated lands and attached them to current Algeria. […]
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