Diverse Participants Discuss Sahrawi Cultural Resistance at Algiers Fair
A conference in Algiers, held alongside the 29th Algiers International Book Fair, explored the crucial role of culture in the resistance for freedom and independence in Western Sahara. The event drew a wide array of participants and public.

A conference focusing on the pivotal role of culture as an instrument of resistance for freedom and independence in Western Sahara recently took place in Algiers. The event was held in conjunction with the 29th edition of the Algiers International Book Fair (SILA), drawing significant attention to the Sahrawi cause.
The gathering convened a diverse range of participants, including writers, parliamentarians, researchers, and media professionals. Additionally, foreign activists demonstrating solidarity with the Sahrawi cause were present, creating a comprehensive platform for discussion. The conference attracted a substantial public audience from among the visitors attending the Book Fair.
This discussion platform highlighted the consistent international support for the self-determination of the Sahrawi people, underlining the importance of cultural expression in their pursuit of independence. Held within the context of a major Algerian cultural event, the conference underscored continued engagement with global liberation movements and the principle of self-determination.




