The phosphate exports
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The sand, salt, minerals
Click to read moreEngie consistent in ignoring international law
Throughout its impact studies, relations with the Moroccan government and partners, and a recent announcement of arrival of windmills to occupied Western Sahara, Engie has shown a total disregard for the UN's approach to the conflict.
The first Engie windmills have entered occupied Western Sahara
This week, the first components that will be used for Engie' highly problematic windmill programme in Western Sahara have arrived to the occupied territory.
Engie's controversial windmills on their way
Images have appeared of highly controversial windmills on Canary Islands, in transit for Engie's project in occupied Western Sahara.
Check this political propaganda from Allianz
The German insurance company Allianz goes all in when it politically defends the brutal Moroccan occupation of Western Sahara.
Western Sahara demands a seat at climate table
Western Sahara republic expresses wish to be included in UN-led climate governance.
Chinese company refutes giga-investment controversy
A private Chinese battery manufacturer denies rumours from the Moroccan government that it had planned gigantic and potentially highly controversial investments in occupied Western Sahara.