La résistance du peuple sahraoui confirme la légitimité de sa cause et démasque la supercherie du Makhzen
Summary of the Key Points on the Sahara Occidental Issue
In a recent address in Algiers, Abdelkader Taleb Omar, the ambassador of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (SADR) in Algeria, underscored the resilience of the Sahrawi people in their struggle against Moroccan occupation. He stated that their relentless resistance has exposed Morocco’s deceptive strategies, which have included aligning itself with Zionist interests in pursuit of control over the Western Sahara territories.
Speaking at a solidarity conference organized by the National Organization of Chouhada Children (ONEC), Taleb Omar emphasized that the Sahrawi people’s campaign has thwarted various conspiracies and revealed the true nature of the Moroccan regime, known as the Makhzen, especially in light of the atrocities committed by Israel against the Palestinian community.
He noted the growing disillusionment within the Makhzen due to its failed attempts to secure official recognition of its alleged sovereignty over the occupied Western Sahara. This disappointment has been significantly attributed to the steadfast struggle of the Sahrawi people, affirming their right to self-determination and independence.
Taleb Omar also highlighted the rising tensions in Morocco, where public demonstrations against the normalization of relations with Israel have become increasingly common. These protests reflect widespread discontent among the Moroccan populace regarding the government’s policies.
Additionally, the ambassador referred to a briefing by Staffan de Mistura, the UN Secretary-General’s personal envoy, before the Security Council on April 14, reinforcing that the situation in Western Sahara remains a decolonization issue. He praised the enduring solidarity between Algeria and the Sahrawi people, framing it as an extension of the principles established during the Algerian revolution.
At the conclusion of the solidarity conference, Taleb Omar was honored by the ONEC, signifying mutual support and recognition of the shared historical struggles. This event further solidified the commitment to the Sahrawi cause, emphasizing the importance of continual advocacy for their rights.
In summary, the ongoing resistance of the Sahrawi people against Moroccan occupation is marked by solidarity campaigns, disillusionment with Moroccan governance, and a persistent push for international recognition and support for their right to self-determination.
