- Semana Saharaui en la Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana unidad Iztapalapa, (19/06/2013)
- PARTICIPACIÓN SAHARAUI EN EL FESTIVAL “VIVE LA IZQUIERDA”, (18/06/2013)
- Una Jaima como símbolo de la Resistencia de las Mujeres Saharauis Escenario de la III Conferencia del Aaiún (16/06/2013).
- Marruecos nunca podrá ocupar nuestro espíritu de lucha, (11/06/2013)
- La RASD y Honduras deciden establecer relaciones diplomáticas, (11/06/2013)
Tifariti territorios liberados acoge los festejos del 40 aniversario del nacimiento del Frente Polisario e inicio de la lucha contra el dominio colonial español
El Frente Polisario celebrará este el lunes, el 40 º aniversario del desencadenamiento de la lucha armada por la independencia del Sahara Occidental en la ciudad de Tifariti liberado. Las ceremonias de celebración de este aniversario contarán con varios desfiles militares de las unidades del ejército saharaui, desfiles deportivos, veladas culturales, también se han planeado otras activadas para honrar a tan importante fecha. El acto central por el 40º aniversario del inicio de la lucha armada contará con la presencia del Secretario General del Frente Polisario y Presidente de la República, Sr. Mohamed Abdelaziz, miembros del gobierno saharaui, personalidades invitadas, delegaciones de las provincias y de las instituciones nacionales saharaui y medios de prensa nacionales y extranjeros. El pueblo saharaui celebra estos 40 años con un balance de los éxitos y logros alcanzados en los campos de la educación, salud y a nivel diplomático durante estas cuatro décadas.
El Polisario también goza del status de representante único y legítimo del pueblo saharaui y como socio en el mantenimiento de la paz en la región reconocido por las Naciones Unidas. En estos 40 años hay reiteradas resoluciones de la ONU que reconocen el derecho del pueblo saharaui a la autodeterminación, y más de 80 países reconocen jurídica y políticamente a la RASD, mientras que ningún país reconoce la soberanía marroquí sobre el territorio saharaui. El Frente Popular de Liberación de Saguia el Hamra y Río de Oro (Frente Polisario), fundado un 10 de mayo de 1973, inició el 20 de Mayo de 1973, la primera acción armada llevada a cabo por los primeros combatientes del Ejército Popular de Liberación Saharaui contra el colonialismo español, así quedaba demostrado que el pueblo del Sáhara Occidental, existía como tal y que estaba dispuesto a sacrificarlo todo para alcanzar su ansiada independencia.SPS
JOINT COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE OFFICIAL VISIT TO TANZANIA BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE SAHARAWI ARAB DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, H.E. MOHAMED ABDELAZIZ, (26/06/2012)
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DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA 25 JUNE, 2012
At the invitation of the President of the United Republic of Tanzania, H.E. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete, the President of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic, H.E. Mohamed Abdelaziz made a two-day official visit to the United Republic of Tanzania from 24th to 25th June, 2012. H.E. President Abdelaziz was accompanied by Honourable Ministers and other senior officials of the Government of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic.
H.E. President Abdelaziz arrived on 24th June, 2012 and was warmly received at the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere International Airport by his host, H.E. President Kikwete as well as Honourable Ministers and other senior officials of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania.
The two-day visit was mainly for the purpose of strengthening the brotherly and historical bilateral relations that so happily exist between the Governments and Peoples of the United Republic of Tanzania and the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic.
On 25th June, 2012, H.E. President Kikwete and H.E. President Abdelaziz held official talks and discussed bilateral issues, the current peace process in Western Sahara; regional issues as well as other issues of mutual interests to their two countries. The two Presidents expressed their satisfaction at the excellent historical and fraternal relations that have been maintained between the Governments and peoples of their two countries and exchanged ideas on how best they can further strengthen the relations.
With regard to bilateral issues, H.E. President Abdelaziz expressed gratitude on behalf of the Government and the Saharawi people as well as on his own behalf for the support that they continue to enjoy from the Government and People of the United Republic of Tanzania in their tireless efforts in search for a peaceful solution to the Western Saharan conflict that had remained unresolved for decades now. In this connection, the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania reiterated its unflinching support for the of the right self determination to the people of Saharawi.
Their Excellencies the two Presidents underscored the need to further strengthen the existing relations between their two countries by exploring possible areas of cooperation that would be of mutual benefit to the peoples of the two countries. They particularly noted that the Public Civil Service is an area they can explore possible cooperation between their two countries, most particularly training of their respective civil servants. To this end, Their Excellencies the two Presidents instructed the Ministers responsible for Public Civil Service to meet and initiate action.
With respect to the peace process in Western Sahara, Their Excellencies the two Presidents noted, with great concern, that the conflict of Western Sahara has remained unresolved for decades and the Saharawi people are yet to determine their destiny, hence, causing great suffering to the Saharawi people. They therefore jointly called upon the AU, the UN and the international community, as a whole, to take their responsibilities in ensuring that a peaceful resolution to the conflict is found sooner and not later.
At the end of his visit, H.E. President Abdelaziz expressed gratitude to the Government and People of the United Republic of Tanzania for the brotherly welcome and warm hospitality accorded to him and his delegation during their brief visit.
H.E. President Abdelaziz and his entourage departed Dar es Salaam on the 25th June, 2012. At the Mwalimu Julius Nyerere International Airport, he was seen off by his host, H.E. President Kikwete, Honourable Ministers and other senior Government officials of the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania.
ISSUED AT DAR ES SALAAM ON 25TH JUNE, 2012
