Dr. Cherkaoui Roudani

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Cherkaoui Roudani is a distinguished university professor specialising in Diplomacy, International Relations, Security, and Crisis Management. He is recognised for his expertise in geostrategic issues and security. A former Member of Parliament in the Kingdom of Morocco, he also served as a political member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Francophonie (APF). His contributions to global dialogue were honoured with the prestigious "Emerging Leaders" award from the Aspen Institute. A sought-after consultant for national and international television channels, Mr. Roudani Cherkaoui is a prominent international speaker on security, defence, and international relations. His thought leadership extends to numerous analyses published in leading national and international newspapers and magazines.

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Morocco’s StraitBelt Doctrine and the Rise of a New Rimland Order

From Peripheral Actor to Platform State: How Engineered Sovereignty and Corridor Diplomacy of Morocco Are Rewriting Geopolitical Influence Across Africa and the Atlantic? Long perceived...

Cyber Deterrence and Digital Resilience: Towards a New Doctrine of Global Defense

In the digital age, where power dynamics are increasingly defined by information flows and algorithmic influence, cyberspace has evolved from a mere technical domain...

On the Brink of Irreversibility: India-Pakistan, the Looming War

Since the bloody partition of 1947, which birthed two nations with antagonistic identities, India and Pakistan have been locked in an existential rivalry where...

Will the World Finally Dare to Confront the Polisario Threat?

As hybrid threats escalate across the Maghreb and the Sahel, the world can no longer afford to consider the Polisario Front as a benign...

The Geopolitical Case for UK Recognition of Moroccan Sovereignty over the Sahara

As the United Kingdom repositions itself on the global stage in the wake of Brexit, redefining foreign partnerships is not just an option -...

Hybrid Warfare and Defense 5.0: Morocco, a Strategic Ally of the United States

The global security landscape is undergoing rapid transformation, characterized by the erosion of post-Cold War balances, fragmentation of alliances, and the emergence of hybrid...

Why Does Daesh in the Sahel Consider Morocco a Key Target?

Morocco, located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Arab world, plays a vital geostrategic role as a cornerstone of regional stability. However,...

Why is America’s Middle East strategy undermining its own global influence

One thing's for sure: U.S. relations with Arab nations are sailing through stormy seas these days. Every unilateral move by Washington further erodes the...

From Goma to Bujumbura: The M23 and the Fragmentation of the Great Lakes

The conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has become a geopolitical powder keg, with the potential to engulf the entire Great...

Syria and the Levant: Building Stability Amidst Shifting Ambitions

The Levant has long been a stage upon which the drama of history has unfolded- a region where empires collided, faiths converged, and civilizations...

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