France has offered to send aid to Morocco, which recently experienced an earthquake, but Morocco has not yet responded. This has left French President Emmanuel Macron frustrated, as he believes that the two countries should be able to put aside their differences to help each other in times of need.
France and Morocco have a long history together. Morocco was a French colony for over 40 years, and the two countries still have close economic and cultural ties. However, relations between the two countries have been strained in recent years due to disagreements over the Western Sahara, a disputed territory between Morocco and Algeria.
Macron has been trying to improve relations with Algeria, and this has angered Morocco. Morocco sees France as its most important ally in the Western Sahara dispute, and it is unhappy that Macron is not taking a more supportive stance.
The earthquake has created an opportunity for France and Morocco to put aside their differences and work together. However, it is unclear if Morocco is willing to do so. The Moroccan government has not yet responded to France’s offer of aid, and it is possible that they will continue to refuse help from their former colonial ruler.
The lack of response from Morocco is a disappointment to many French people who have family or personal connections to the country. The earthquake caused widespread damage and loss of life, and the French people wanted to help their Moroccan neighbors
It is unclear what will happen next. France may withdraw its offer of aid or continue to press Morocco to accept it. The outcome of this situation will have a significant impact on the future of relations between France and Morocco, as well as other countries on the continent.
