While many people have changed or canceled their plans, following the announcement of the closure of eight cities in the Kingdom to combat the spread of Covid-19, the vast majority of tourists who had planned to visit Dakhla have maintained their trip.

Concerning the Sahara issue,  top priority of Moroccan diplomacy, the Kingdom of Morocco has made significant progress over the past year, thanks to the far-sighted policy of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, writes the Daily of the ruling party in Tanzania.

The Moroccan people celebrate on Thursday July 30 the 21st anniversary of the accession of HM King Mohammed VI to the Throne of His glorious ancestors, a moment of commemoration of a common history which reflects the perfect symbiosis between the Throne and people in their march towards the future.

As part of his remarks on the citizen-run show “Sahara Debate”, Mr. Moussa Aksar, Editor of the Nigerien independent weekly newspaper “L'Evènement”, President of the Norbert Zongo Unit for investigative journalism in West Africa and member of the 3I Network, bringing together French-speaking journalists from West Africa, the Maghreb and Europe, seized this opportunity to highlight the clear and the unequivocal role assigned to the African Union in the regional dispute over the Moroccan Sahara.

The main hotels in the city of Dakhla are about to reopen their doors to meet the enthusiasm of visitors and promote national tourism, a statement from the Dakhla Attitude group said on Tuesday.