UN Resolution 2797 has explicitly designated Morocco’s autonomy plan as the sole basis for resolving the Sahara conflict. GGSF Policy Brief No. 07 analyzes the breakdown of the referendum option, the risks of “genuine autonomy,” and the high-stakes American diplomacy driving the timeline.
From the 2022 World Cup semi-finals to the 2025 U-20 victory in Chile, Morocco has turned football into a geopolitical weapon. GGSF Policy Brief No. 06 breaks down the billions in infrastructure, the diplomatic alliances, and the economic risks of the Kingdom’s “Stadium Diplomacy.”
The massive data breach at the CNSS was a wake-up call for Morocco. With the World Cup approaching, GGSF Policy Brief No. 05 analyzes how the Kingdom is militarizing its digital defense and why the era of corporate apathy is over.
With UAE investments hitting $30 billion and new defense deals on the horizon, Morocco is redefining its Middle East strategy. GGSF Policy Brief No. 04 explores how Rabat is balancing lucrative Gulf partnerships against the rising risks of Iranian proxy influence and regional rivalries.
Morocco is redefining its role in the Sahel through a $25 billion gas pipeline and Atlantic port access, filling the void left by Western powers. Can Rabat’s economic diplomacy outlast regional instability? GGSF Policy Brief No. 03 analyzes the stakes.
Morocco’s receipt of AH-64 Apaches and the construction of a drone factory capable of producing 1,000 units annually mark a shift in North African security. Read the GGSF analysis on how the Kingdom is balancing an arms race with industrial sovereignty.
In the annals of American political history, few chapters will be studied as intensely as the political resurrection of Donald Trump. From the