Ali Guermoune: Tan Tan must benefit from a portion of the revenue generated by its wealth

The members of the Ben Lafghir family, of the Sahrawi tribe Aït Lahcen, fraction Aït Bouguezzaten, have for more than four centuries followed the tradition of commemorating the anniversary of the death of their ancestor whose mausoleum is located at the southern exit of Tan Tan. This year, the ceremony was characterised by the presence of representatives of local authorities and elected officials, in addition to representatives of several other Sahrawi tribes and local religious authorities.On the sidelines of the event, Libé met Ali Guermoune, president of the Association that initiated the commemorative ceremony.Libé: Like all elected officials of the Southern provinces, you have certainly read with interest the text of the Framework Note presented to the Sovereign by the president of the CESE. What comment did it inspire in you?Ali Guermoune: The Note presented by the president of th…