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June 29, In , when the Armed Islamic Group attacked a hotel in Marrakech and killed two European tourists, the Algerian government sealed the borders with Morocco fearing a spread of extremism. The border has remained closed ever since — and the attack itself remains an incident charged with allegations and counter-allegations by both countries — but the flow of smuggled goods and hashish in particular, has continued unabated. By the time that tonnes were stopped in the first eight months of , Algeria had had enough. Irked by the huge quantities being intercepted, Algerian officials and media outlets pointed the finger at the Moroccan authorities in allowing the cannabis traffic to flourish. In the mountainous region of northern Morocco, where cannabis farming started centuries ago, it is claimed that at least , Moroccans depend on hashish for their primary source of revenue. Before the Arab Spring, the Moroccan authorities waged a slash-and-burn campaign against cannabis farming. According to UNODC, this operation, which encouraged farmers to plant orchards and grow olives instead of drugs, dramatically cut the area of cannabis-planted farmland. The logic for doing so would be that it would regulate the industry and allow the government to generate revenue from it. In the meantime, Moroccan hashish is flooding into neighbouring countries. The growing traffic in kif herbal cannabis is also taking its toll on millions of young men and women in the Maghreb. Transit is facilitated by the payments of bribes to the many guards manning the roadblocks on both sides. Algeria, with its vast and poorly-patrolled borders, has long been a major transit point. But the country has also lately become a major consumer of cannabis. There are mounting concerns regarding the links between Moroccan drug barons and narco-jihadists linked to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa. Generally, when networks of crime are established almost anything — from drugs to extremists — will use those paths. The future of that continent and the security of Europe are at risk. People stand on the Algerian side of the Algeria-Morocco border as Algerian flags sway in the wind and Moroccan flags are seen in the distance, near Tlemcen, at a border post in the Marsat Ben M'Hidi region. Drugs threaten to overwhelm Maghreb youth. Abdelkader Cheref on an explosive coalition between drug traffickers, extremists and corrupt politicians in North Africa that puts security at risk. Abdelkader Cheref. Listen In English. Listen In Arabic.

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This website uses cookies to help us give you the best experience when you visit our website. By continuing to use this website, you consent to our use of these cookies. The border has remained closed ever since — and the attack itself remains an incident charged with allegations and counter-allegations by both countries — but the flow of smuggled goods and hashish in particular, has continued unabated. By the time that tonnes were stopped in the first eight months of , Algeria had had enough. Irked by the huge quantities being intercepted, Algerian officials and media outlets pointed the finger at the Moroccan authorities in allowing the cannabis traffic to flourish. In the mountainous region of northern Morocco, where cannabis farming started centuries ago, it is claimed that at least , Moroccans depend on hashish for their primary source of revenue. Before the Arab Spring, the Moroccan authorities waged a slash-and-burn campaign against cannabis farming. According to UNODC, this operation, which encouraged farmers to plant orchards and grow olives instead of drugs, dramatically cut the area of cannabis-planted farmland. The logic for doing so would be that it would regulate the industry and allow the government to generate revenue from it. In the meantime, Moroccan hashish is flooding into neighbouring countries. The growing traffic in kif herbal cannabis is also taking its toll on millions of young men and women in the Maghreb. Transit is facilitated by the payments of bribes to the many guards manning the roadblocks on both sides. Algeria, with its vast and poorly-patrolled borders, has long been a major transit point. But the country has also lately become a major consumer of cannabis. There are mounting concerns regarding the links between Moroccan drug barons and narco-jihadists linked to Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and the Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa. Generally, when networks of crime are established almost anything — from drugs to extremists — will use those paths. The future of that continent and the security of Europe are at risk. Please enable JavaScript! Bitte aktiviere JavaScript! Por favor,activa el JavaScript! Guida per abilitare Javascript sul tuo browser. Sunday Oct. Search form Search. Sign in Register. Vatican World Xword. People stand on the Algerian side of the Algeria-Morocco border as Algerian flags sway in the wind and Moroccan flags are seen in the distance.

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