Abstract
If Chinese foreign policy acumen in the Middle East is manifest in China’s ability to bypass Shi'a-Sunni rivalries between Iran and Saudi Arabia, then in North Africa this policy is surely paralleled by China’s ability to remain neutral in the Western Sahara conflict, with a slight tilt in favour of Morocoo.
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