Misuse of Corporate Assets in Western Sahara (2026)
I spend a lot of time studying jurisdictions where the rulebook doesn’t match the map. Western Sahara is…
Western Sahara offers a raw frontier for the intrepid entrepreneur. In Moroccan-controlled zones, significant tax incentives and infrastructure projects beckon, yet the territory’s disputed status creates profound legal ambiguity. Political stability is tenuous, overshadowed by long-term geopolitical friction and systemic corruption. For the libertarian investor, the appeal lies in minimal fiscal pressure, though this is countered by weak property right protections and heavy administrative presence. It remains a high-risk landscape suited only for those seeking unconventional, unmapped opportunities.