Malainin Lakhal, Sahrawi ambassador to the African Union, declared in an interview with Africa News that the Sahrawi Republic’s future is assured, forecasting inevitable victory in their independence struggle. Despite facing oppression from Morocco and former colonial nations, the Sahrawi people have consistently demonstrated resilience and political legitimacy, while their revolutionary journey continues to gain legal and diplomatic recognition in international forums.
In an interview with Africa News, Malainin Lakhal, the Sahrawi ambassador to the African Union, expressed confidence in the future of the Sahrawi Republic (SADR), emphasizing the inevitability of victory and unwavering determination of the Sahrawi people in their quest for independence. They have consistently resisted Moroccan occupation for nearly five decades, enduring oppression from Morocco and colonial powers, while establishing their political legitimacy and resilience.
Ambassador Lakhal reflected on the historical achievements of the Sahrawi revolution since 1976, highlighting the remarkable struggle against colonialism and the significant diplomatic gains that position the Sahrawi Republic as a crucial player within the African Union. Despite Moroccan attempts to undermine their legitimacy, the Sahrawi state has emerged as an undeniable political reality.
The interview also addressed Morocco’s consistent human rights violations against the Sahrawis, revealing a trend of oppression that has not deterred their resolute resistance. They continue to confront the occupation through peaceful means while leveraging international human rights organizations to expose Moroccan atrocities and rally support for their cause.
Lakhal commented on the military situation, asserting that the Sahrawi People’s Liberation Army has been successfully disrupting Moroccan military initiatives since resuming armed struggle in 2020. The operations along the “Wall of Shame” demonstrate the Sahrawis’ unwavering willpower, contrasting with Moroccan efforts, which rely heavily on foreign support.
Furthermore, Lakhal criticized Morocco’s recent diplomatic efforts to legitimize its occupation, likening these maneuvers to desperate attempts to conceal its unlawful presence in Western Sahara. He concluded with a stark reminder that the right to self-determination belongs solely to the Sahrawi people, irrespective of foreign interference.
Lakhal further condemned Morocco’s normalization with Israel, characterizing it as a betrayal and an alignment with oppressive forces. He expressed optimism for the Sahrawi cause, believing that the regime’s current trajectory signals its impending downfall, thereby highlighting the resilience of the Sahrawi struggle as it approaches its 49th anniversary.
Ambassador Malainin Lakhal’s insights reveal a strong commitment to the Sahrawi cause, cementing the narrative of resilience against Moroccan occupation. The ongoing struggle for independence is underscored by diplomatic victories and persistent resistance against human rights violations. As the Sahrawi Republic celebrates its anniversary, its determination, supported by international allies and unwavering resolve, reflects a future filled with hope for freedom and recognizing their right to self-determination.
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