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Moroccan Marks 47 Years of Oued Ed-Dahab Reoccupation
Morocco celebrates the 47th anniversary of the recovery of the Western Sahara region. Historically, on August 14, 1979, tribes of the region renewed their allegiance to the late King Hassan II and distributed weapons as a symbol of defending territorial unity. This celebration is part of the ongoing process of completing national sovereignty, since the recapture of Tarfaya in 1958 and Sidi Ifni in 1969, culminating in the Southern Provinces after the Green March in 1975. King Mohammed VI reaffirmed the commitment to support development and strengthen territorial integrity through investment and social projects. On this occasion, a ceremonial festival is organized in Dakhla to honor resistance fighters and members of the Liberation Army, featuring programs that reflect the history of the national struggle, along with a ceremony laying the foundation for the Historical Memory Space project. The celebration aims to reinforce values of patriotism and belonging, and to remind generations of the path toward liberating the Southern Provinces and supporting Moroccan sovereignty.
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