Algeria commemorated the 72nd anniversary of the start of its revolution on Sunday with a ceremony at the National Museum of the Mujahid in Algiers. The event was attended by several high-ranking officials, including Minister of Mujahideen and Rights Holders Abdelmalek Tacherift, President of the National Council Azouz Nasri, and several members of the government. The ceremony was held under the slogan "November... memory of a homeland and future of a nation."
During the ceremony, Minister Tacherift recalled the historical significance of the revolution's start and praised the orientations of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune towards preserving national memory. He emphasized that the date of November 1st continues to carry the values of sacrifice, loyalty, and attachment to the homeland. The minister also highlighted the importance of transmitting the history of the revolution to future generations.
The ceremony was marked by a tribute to several mujahideen and moudjahidate, who were recognized for their contribution to the country's liberation and the recovery of national sovereignty. This distinction was a moment of recognition for those who took part in the liberation struggle and whose testimony remains precious for collective memory.
Minister Tacherift also praised the decisions taken by President Tebboune to protect Algeria's interests, pursue its development and prosperity, and consolidate its security. He stressed that these decisions reflect a strategic vision worthy of a state with Algeria's values and history. The minister affirmed that the country is in safe hands and that its national sovereignty is preserved.
The minister also highlighted the role of the People's National Army (ANP), which is the heir to the National Liberation Army (ALN), and its continuation of the struggle for national independence. He also mentioned the National Assises of Memory and History, recently organized under the high patronage of the President of the Republic, which aimed to promote the national memory file and consolidate the historical heritage of the Algerian people.
The commemoration of the 1st November revolution anniversary is a moment of gathering around a common history, of recognition of the sacrifices made, and of reaffirmation of attachment to national sovereignty. The event was a tribute to the martyrs who gave their lives for the country's independence and a reminder of the importance of preserving national memory.
The ceremony concluded with a renewed commitment to the values of the revolution and a reaffirmation of the country's attachment to its history and national sovereignty. The event was a testament to the country's continued efforts to preserve its historical heritage and promote its national memory.
Key points
- Algeria commemorates 72nd anniversary of revolution's start with ceremony at National Museum of the Mujahid
- Minister Tacherift praises President Tebboune's decisions to protect Algeria's interests and consolidate its security
- Ceremony marks tribute to several mujahideen and moudjahidate for their contribution to country's liberation
