SADC discusses strategies for Saharawi problem
Pretoria, ANGOLA, March 25 - Member States of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are discussing strategies to strengthen solidarity with the Western Sahara, from Monday 25th.,
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The SADC Summit of heads of State and Government, scheduled for 26th, will be preceded by a ministerial meeting taking place on Monday.
Angolan Vice President Bornito de Sousa will attend the SADC Summit on behalf of the Head of State João Lourenço.
The Ministerial Meeting will focus on the international community to ensure the implementation of all UN resolutions and decisions on Western Sahara.
The State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Téte António is leading the Angolan delegation to ministerial meeting,
The participants will address then strengthening measures against the exploitation of natural resources in Western Sahara.
The African Union, SADC heads of State and Government are seeking to ensure the right to self-determination of the Democratic Sahrawi Arab Republic (SADR).
Morocco controls and managers large part of Western Sahara territory since 1975.
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