Mohamed Loulichki

Expert Researcher

About

Mr. Loulichki has an extensive experience of 40 years in diplomacy and legal affairs. He assumed inter alia the functions of Head of the Department of Legal Affairs and Treaties in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. He was also Ambassador of Morocco in Hungary, Bosnia – Herzegovina and Croatia (1995-1999), Ambassador Coordinator of the Government of Morocco with MINURSO (1999 – 2001), Ambassador of Morocco to the United Nations in Geneva (2006-2008) and New York (2001-2003 and 2008-2014), as well as President of the Security Council (December 2014).

Mr. Loulichki was appointed President of the Counter-Terrorism Committee of the Security Council (2013), President of the working Group on Peace Keeping Operations (2012), Vice-President of the Human Rights Council (2006), Facilitator of the Universal Periodic Review of the said Council (2006 and 2010) and President of the National Committee in charge of the follow up on nuclear matters (2003-2006).

Publications: 9

Mohamed Loulichki

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14 May 2020

Les Réfugiés face au Covid-19: La Double Peine / Refugees Facing COVID-19: A Double Burden

The worldwide spread of the Covid-19 pandemic has had a severe human impact, mainly in the United States and Europe. For the time being, Africa seems to be less affected, based on the relatively small number of infected people and deaths. Several expla …

14 May 2020

Refugees Facing COVID-19: A Double Burden

3 February 2020

Les Enjeux et la Symbolique de la “Table Ronde” Dans le Réglement des Conflits Internationaux: Les Cas du Vietnam et du Sahara / Stakes and Symbolism of the “Round Table” in the Settlement of International Conflicts: The Cases of Vietnam and the Sahara

The initiation and conduct of any negotiation are not solely dependent on the positions of parties, their willingness to make concessions and, possibly, the mediator’s talent. Similarly, they do not merely hinge on the settlement of procedural issues a …

4 March 2019

La Position de l’Union Africaine sur la Question du Sahara: le Début d’un Changement / African Union Stance on the Sahara Issue: Incipient Change

Morocco’s return to its “institutional family” by joining the African Union (AU) two years ago heralds renewed hope for positive progress in terms of the Organization’s stance on the Sahara issue. This comeback, however, also raises fears and apprehens …

4 March 2019

African Union Stance on the Sahara Issue: Incipient Change

2 April 2018

L’intangibilité des Frontières Africaines à l’épreuve des Réalités Contemporaines / The Intangibility of Borders in the Face of Contemporary Realities

Open conflicts besetting Africa find their origin mainly in the struggle for power, the appropriation of natural resources or the issue of borders. After having been overshadowed during the first decades following African independence, thanks to the ad …

28 July 2017

Lorsque la Politique occulte l’indépendance de la Justice sud-africaine / When Politics darkens the Independence of South African Justice

The decision of the South African High Court on June 15, 2017, ordering to seize the Moroccan phosphate cargo destined for New Zealand and to take the case to trial, has been considered by OCP and the Moroccan Government as an indignation and a law ins …

28 July 2017

When Politics darkens the Independence of South African Justice

1 November 2011

The Determinants of Private Sector Performance Medium Scale Tourism Firms

“Corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a concept that many companies both in the developed and developing world are embracing to show concern for the less privileged in society. Various companies have also used cause related marketing (CRM) programs …