Luanda Summit Validates Sahrawi Reality
In his speech at the Luanda Summit, Sahrawi President Ibrahim Ghali emphasized that the issue of Western Sahara is fundamentally linked to the principles of decolonization and the right of peoples to self-determination. He stressed that these issues cannot be altered or ignored through political or military attempts. He also reaffirmed that the Sahrawi Republic is a member state of the African Union and enjoys political and legal recognition based on its membership, rejecting any attempts to marginalize it from the African system. Ghali highlighted that ongoing conflict and the lack of a fair resolution threaten regional security; expansion and the imposition of borders by force contradict the principles of the continent. Respect for peoples' rights and achieving stability require just solutions grounded in international and African legality, not the imposition of facts on the ground. He expressed that any effort to impose occupation or exclude the Sahrawi Republic from the African integration process is unrealistic and undermines the foundations of the continental system, affirming that the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination is solid and enduring. Exploiting time to impose faits accomplis will not change that.
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