##  Unlocking the Past: Spain Prepares to Declassify Historic Documents 

**New insights into landmark events expected.**

Madrid – The Spanish government is poised to release a trove of declassified documents dating back before 1982, sparking anticipation among historians eager to shed light on pivotal moments in Spanish history.  Experts are particularly keen on uncovering details surrounding Spain's withdrawal from the Moroccan Sahara in 1975, the ongoing Gibraltar dispute, and the country's transition to democracy.

“Researchers and historians hope the documents will provide fresh perspectives on these crucial events,” according to reports.  


##  Unlocking the Past: Spain Prepares to Declassify Historic Documents 

**New insights into landmark events expected.**

Madrid – The Spanish government is po

Spain to declassify several pre-1982 documents, including on

Spain to declassify several pre-1982 documents, including on withdrawal from Moroccan Sahara

## UK's Backing of Moroccan Autonomy Plan: A "Key Moment" for Rabat and London

**Baroness Chapman Highlights Significance of Support During International Development Visit**


UK Minister for International Development Baroness Chapman called the United Kingdom's support for Morocco’s autonomy plan a “key moment” in relations between Rabat and London during her visit on Wednesday.  

This statement builds upon last June's visit to Morocco by British Foreign Secretary David Lammy, which was marked by the UK's public endorsement of Morocco’s autonomy proposal, recognizing  “[details about recognition].” 




## UK's Backing of Moroccan Autonomy Plan: A "Key Moment" for Rabat and London

**Baroness Chapman Highlights Significance of Support During International Devel

Moroccan Sahara: UK support for Autonomy Plan is a &#039;key

Moroccan Sahara: UK support for Autonomy Plan is a &#039;key moment&#039; in Rabat-London relations, says Baroness Chapman

##  Call for Reconciliation: Maghreb Forum Urges Algeria to Respond to Morocco's Olive Branch

**Forum urges positive response from Algerian authorities following King Mohammed VI's address.**

The Maghreb Forum for Dialogue has issued a call for Algerian authorities, under the leadership of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to respond favorably to King Mohammed VI’s recent Throne Day address.  In his speech, King Mohammed VI reiterated Morocco's commitment to mending strained relations with Algeria and embarking on a new era of "responsible dialogue and mutual understanding."

The Forum emphasized the importance of a positive response from Algeria in a statement shared. The statement urged both nations to engage constructively and work towards peaceful resolutions for the benefit of all Maghreb peoples.  




##  Call for Reconciliation: Maghreb Forum Urges Algeria to Respond to Morocco's Olive Branch

**Forum urges positive response from Algerian authorities followi

#Moroccan sahara

Spain to declassify several pre-1982 documents, including on withdrawal from Moroccan Sahara

Moroccan Sahara: UK support for Autonomy Plan is a 'key moment' in Rabat-London relations, says Baroness Chapman

Maghreb Forum urges Algeria to respond positively to Morocco’s call for reconciliation

#Moroccan sahara

Spain to declassify several pre-1982 documents, including on withdrawal from Moroccan Sahara

Moroccan Sahara: UK support for Autonomy Plan is a &#039;key moment&#039; in Rabat-London relations, says Baroness Chapman

Maghreb Forum urges Algeria to respond positively to Morocco’s call for reconciliation

Moroccan Sahara: UK support for Autonomy Plan is a 'key moment' in Rabat-London relations, says Baroness Chapman