Western Sahara

Western Sahara is located in northwest Africa, in the western part of the Sahara Desert, facing the Atlantic Ocean, and the Islamic Republic of Mauritania The Democratic People’s Republic of Algeria is adjacent to each other. The area is a disputed area. The local independent armed organization, the Western Sars, controls about a quarter of the deserted area in the eastern part of the area, and most of the rest are occupied by the Kingdom of Morocco. Currently, A total of more than 30 countries recognize the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic led by the Western Sahara as an independent Arab country. The main residents are Arabs, Berbers and Saharans.

'Ah, the Son of the Sahara'-يا بني الصحراء
'Ah, the Son of the Sahara' is the national anthem of the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic.

The ratio is 1:2. Three horizontal banners in black, white and green. , There is a red triangle on the left and a crescent moon in the middle of the white bar. Black represents death, green represents life, and white represents peace. The flag is derived from the flag of the Western Sahara Independence Front.

The national emblem of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic is the emblem of the national government of the Saharan Arab Democratic Republic. It was inaugurated on February 27, 1976, the day Western Sahara declared its independence from the Kingdom of Spain and Morocco. The national emblem consists of the flag of Western Sahara. The two guns in the center, each side has a golden olive branch symbolizing sacred peace, the top is the traditional symbol of Islam, the star and the moon and the red five-pointed star. The red band at the bottom has the national inscription written in black Arabic script: ' Freedom, Democracy and Unity'.