Tawon Hossam: No retreat on UAE ties
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune affirmed that Algeria will not back down from its decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, a move prompted by the situation "to the point of no return." Tebboune accused Abu Dhabi of trying to impose control over Algeria through its support for oil institutions, emphasizing his country's firm commitment to sovereignty and rejection of any attempts at domination. He also stated that the Sahrawi people will not forsake their rights, and that Algeria is monitoring the efforts to resolve the dispute over Western Sahara between Polisario and Morocco, expressing its position when consulted by its friends. Algeria announced on September 10 that it had cut ties with the UAE, rejecting Abu Dhabi’s support for Morocco in the Western Sahara issue, accusing it of backing parties in Libya, Sudan, and the Sahel, and opposing the normalization of relations between the UAE and Israel.
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