Tebboune: With Morocco, “it’s almost a game of chess”

In an interview, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune addressed the question of Western Sahara, regretting that King Mohammed VI did not follow his father the late Hassan, who “wanted to solve the problem. »»

“Nothing is immutable,” said Abdelmadjid Tebboune, in an interview with the French newspaper Opinion during which he addressed several subjects including the question of the Sahara. He wanted to emphasize that the “Arab Republic of the Democratic Sahrawi or (RASD)” is a member of the African Union (AU) and that international and European justice gradually recognize the rights of the Sahraoui people. The Algerian president also said that he did not respond favorably to a request from the Sahrawis. “The latter are demanding weapons that we preserve to give them for the moment,” said the head of state.