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L'équilibre militaire entre l'algerie et le maroc a basculé selon la statfor
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[QUOTE="Batissor, post: 14441963, member: 373086"] As in the Western Sahara War, a key part of Morocco's strategy will depend on its Arab allies. Its close relationship with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) will be especially important. Morocco has maintained close ties with Saudi Arabia in particular, having consistently deployed forces to the Gulf region in support of Riyadh's goals. For example, Rabat sent fighter jets to take part in the campaign in Yemen, even losing an F-16 jet and its pilot. And the GCC has reciprocated this allegiance, firmly standing by Morocco with financial and diplomatic support. In an extreme case, Morocco could call on the GCC to send military aid, especially air power. Morocco also benefits from close ties with France and the United States. Both countries are major arms suppliers to the kingdom, and whose militaries regularly hold joint exercises with Moroccan forces. The United States designated Morocco in 2004 as a major non-NATO ally, allowing Rabat to benefit from priority deliveries of military surplus, reciprocal training, and the use of U.S. financing in purchasing specific defense equipment. Morocco will undoubtedly continue to sustain and advance its relationship with the U.S. military as a hedge against Algeria's militarization. As Morocco uneasily prepares for the shifting balance of power with Algeria, it will have to increasingly rely on its alliance network to counter Algiers' military spending. Rabat will seek more cooperation with the GCC and with Western allies such as France and the United States. But even Morocco's alliances are no assurance against potential clashes with Algeria, especially while disputes remain over Western Sahara. If you're intrigued by our forward-looking geopolitical analysis or feel better informed by a source that is free of partisan agendas or ideological bias, consider taking advantage of our first-time subscriber special offer! You'll get unrestricted access to Stratfor's full range of forecasts, insights from renowned experts, insightful daily analysis and much more [/QUOTE]
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