Algeria commemorated the 64th anniversary of national sovereignty over radio and television on Wednesday, October 28. A ceremony was held in front of the headquarters of the two institutions, attended by Minister of Communication, Mohamed Bouslimani, Minister of Mujahideen and Rights Holders, Abdelmalek Tebboune's advisor, Kamel Sidi Said, and officials from the radio and television institutions.
The ceremony included the national anthem, a wreath-laying, and a reading of the Quranic opening chapter, Fatiha, in memory of journalists and technicians who contributed to achieving national sovereignty. Minister Bouslimani praised the determination of the first generation of journalists and technicians who ensured the continuation of broadcasting after achieving sovereignty.
Bouslimani called on today's media professionals to follow in their footsteps by countering attacks from hostile parties and supporting development efforts. He emphasized the importance of media in accompanying development efforts in various sectors. The minister's words reflected the significance of the event in Algeria's media history.
The Director-General of the Public Radio Corporation, Hicham Allali, highlighted the importance of this event in Algeria's media history. Allali stated that achieving national sovereignty over radio and television was a pivotal moment that required reflection and drawing lessons from the sacrifices of predecessors.
Allali emphasized the crucial role of media in supporting development efforts across all sectors. The event demonstrated Algeria's commitment to preserving its media sovereignty and honoring those who contributed to it. Algeria's media landscape continues to evolve, with a focus on promoting national development.
The commemoration of the 64th anniversary of national sovereignty over radio and television showcased Algeria's dedication to its media history and its role in shaping the country's future. The ceremony served as a reminder of the significance of media in promoting national development and countering external threats.
Key stakeholders, including government officials, media professionals, and institution heads, participated in the commemoration, underscoring the importance of collaboration in preserving media sovereignty. The event concluded with a renewed commitment to promoting Algeria's media landscape and supporting national development efforts.
Key points
- Algeria commemorates 64th anniversary of national sovereignty over radio and television
- Minister Bouslimani calls on media professionals to counter hostile attacks and support development efforts
- Event highlights significance of media in promoting national development and preserving sovereignty
