This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press-Youssef Adadad
The Chinese press continues to widely cover President Xi Jinping’s visit to Morocco, praising the distinguished and strong historical relations between the Kingdom of Morocco and the People’s Republic of China.
Official and unofficial Chinese media, as well as international news agencies, reported details of the warm welcome given by His Royal Highness Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, Chinese President, in Casablanca, where he held bilateral talks with Moroccan officials on ways to strengthen cooperation. between the two countries.
Chinese media described the visit as having important strategic dimensions, which received widespread attention on many major media platforms, such as Chinese state television and China News Agency, where the most important points were highlighted discussed during the interviews.
According to the Chinese press, this visit reflects a major development in relations between the two countries in various fields.
On the other hand, the Algerian media continue, as usual, to try to distort and distort the facts, while certain voices loyal to the Algerian regime try to market the idea of a “technical stop” of the visit of the Chinese president in Morocco. which is an incorrect narrative that aims to confuse public opinion.
This type of tendentious campaign is reminiscent of their failed campaigns against French President Emmanuel Macron’s successful visit to Morocco, which received no international resonance.
In fact, the Chinese president’s stops are determined in advance according to precise security checks, and talk of a “technical pause” is therefore nothing more than a slander promoted by the spokespersons of the Algerian regime in a desperate attempt to limit the impact of this visit.
These media attempts clearly show the diplomatic isolation that Algeria is experiencing, particularly in the face of the regime’s lack of a clear strategic vision. Algeria, which is suffering from a decline in its international influence, finds itself isolated from regional and international concerns.
The commemoration of the seventieth anniversary of the outbreak of the liberation revolution in Algeria recently experienced lackluster organization, with Algerian President Tebboune only finding the leader of the Polisario militia present on the occasion, in the absence of the leaders of the invited countries, which reflects Algeria’s growing isolation on the international scene.
