Western Sahara: "Trump's statement goes against the position of the international community"
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Mohamed Salem Ould Salek, head of Sahrawi diplomacy, February 5, 2018 © AFP Ryad Kramd
By: Jeanne Richard Follow
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The self-proclaimed Arab Republic of Western Sahara (SADR) and Morocco have been fighting over this territory bordered by the Atlantic for 45 years.
The reception a few weeks ago by Spain of Brahim Ghali, leader of the independence movement Polisario, had caused a diplomatic crisis and an influx of migrants to the Iberian enclaves.
And the peace process with Morocco is still at a standstill.
Mohamed Salem Ould Salek, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the SADR, is the guest of RFI.
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