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Click to read moreSiemens Energy only relates to Morocco in Western Sahara
Siemens Energy will only talk with the government of Morocco with regard to Western Sahara, according to recent company statement.
Continental has left occupied Western Sahara
The German company Continental has not renewed its supply contract with the Moroccan national phosphate company that exploits the controversial Western Sahara phosphate mine.
China Molybdenum silent on potential conflict mineral imports
WSRW has tracked shipments of phosphate rock from occupied Western Sahara all the way to an industrial compound in Cubatão, Brazil.
EU explicitly excludes Western Sahara from bus deal with Morocco
The EU Council will tomorrow discuss a proposal to allow Morocco to join the Interbus Agreement – but is clear that the deal will not be extended into Western Sahara.
Siemens, Enel blacklisted by asset manager over international law concerns
Siemens Gamesa, Siemens Energy and Enel Spa have been excluded by Norway's largest private asset manager for contributing to violations of international law in occupied Western Sahara.
WSRW has a new website
WSRW is pleased to announce that we finally have a new website! Please be patient with us in the transition. Full functionality will be expected from end of January 2021. Errors can be reported to info@wsrw.org.