The Algerian consulate in Pontoise celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the country's revolution with a ceremony attended by a large Algerian community in the Parisian suburbs. The event was held under the slogan "Memory of a Nation and Future of a People". Consul General El Ouahid Abdelbaki, along with other consuls and officials, attended the ceremony. The event was also attended by local officials, including the mayor of Creil and Algerian community leaders.
The ceremony began with the execution of the Algerian national anthem, followed by the recitation of the Sourate El Fatiha and a minute of silence in memory of the martyrs of the National Liberation Revolution. The event was a moment of reflection and tribute to the sacrifices of the Algerian people during the revolution. The consul general welcomed the guests and participants, highlighting the significance of the event.
The ceremony also featured a showcase of traditional Algerian costumes, organized by fashion designer BIBA. The models wore outfits representing different regions of Algeria, highlighting the country's rich cultural heritage. The event was an opportunity to celebrate Algerian identity and culture.
The ceremony was attended by several notable figures, including Karim Zeribi, founder of the World Council of the Algerian Diaspora. Zeribi emphasized the importance of preserving Algerian history and culture, and the need to pass it on to future generations. He also highlighted the unity of Algerians, both at home and abroad.
Sofiane, Secretary of State for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, addressed the ceremony via video message. He recalled the sacrifices made by the Algerian people during the revolution and emphasized the importance of preserving national memory. The consul general and other officials also paid tribute to the martyrs of the revolution.
The event was widely attended by members of the Algerian community in France, who came together to celebrate their national identity and heritage. The ceremony was seen as an opportunity to strengthen ties between the community and their country of origin. The consul general emphasized the importance of preserving national memory and passing it on to future generations.
The commemoration of the 1st November revolution is an important event for the Algerian community in France. It serves as a reminder of the country's history and the sacrifices made by its people. The event was a celebration of Algerian identity and culture, and a testament to the strong ties between the community and their country of origin.
Key points
- The Algerian consulate in Pontoise celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the country's revolution with a ceremony attended by a large Algerian community.
- The event featured a showcase of traditional Algerian costumes and a tribute to the martyrs of the National Liberation Revolution.
- The ceremony was attended by several notable figures, including Karim Zeribi, founder of the World Council of the Algerian Diaspora.
