The resurgence of expansionist rhetoric in Morocco remains a point of concern, highlighted by statements from public figures like Ahmed Raïssouni, who in 2022 described Mauritania's independence as a mistake and urged a return to historical frontiers. This ideology, rooted in the concept of a "Greater Morocco" championed by historical figures like Allal El Fassi, finds a vague legal basis in Article 42 of the 2011 Moroccan Constitution, which refers to the kingdom's "authentic borders" without precise geographical definition. Critics argue that this terminology serves as a matrix for territorial claims that disregard the sovereignty of neighboring states. This pattern is mirrored in the occupation of Western Sahara, with comparisons drawn to annexation policies in Palestine. Both situations are characterized by the violation of the right of peoples to self-determination and the systematic exploitation of resources, challenging international norms.