Diplomatique Magazine is a leading Moroccan publication, issued periodically in digital and multimedia formats by the Soussi Audiovisual Production Foundation. The magazine focuses on political and strategic issues, covering diplomacy, economics, and public policy through rigorous analytical studies and in-depth articles, with a special emphasis on cultural diplomacy and the role of arts and culture in building bridges between peoples. It follows strict academic publishing standards and features contributions from prominent scholars, researchers, and experts from Morocco and around the world. Articles are published in Arabic, English, and French, promoting knowledge exchange and enhancing its international reach.

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