The phosphate exports
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The fishing industry
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The renewable energy
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The infrastructure
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The agriculture
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The sand, salt, minerals
Click to read moreGE Vernova plans green hydrogen project in occupied Western Sahara
A subsidiary of US company General Electric is partnering with the government of Morocco for an infrastructure project in the illegally occupied Western Sahara.
HDF uses Morocco campaigner to defend controversy
WSRW has never received a response that politically propagated the occupation to the degree as the one received from a French campaigner for Morocco on behalf of renewable energy company HDF Energy.
Why WSRW will not take part in EU's Western Sahara trade review
WSRW has been invited to contribute to an EU Commission document on trade with Moroccan interests in occupied Western Sahara. This is why we reject taking part.
Rapid growth of conflict oysters
Half of Moroccan shellfish exporters approved for export into the EU, are in fact located in occupied Western Sahara.
With Suez closed, Morocco reopens abandoned route
Morocco has for six years avoided directing plunder vessels via South Africa, whose courts have ruled the phosphate plunder of occupied Western Sahara to be illegal. First test is taking place now.
EU funded programme exits occupied Western Sahara
The Erasmus+ financed youth exchange that was supposed to take place in Dakhla, occupied Western Sahara, has reportedly been moved.