Algerian Minister of Mujahideen and Rights Holders, Abdelmalek Tashrift, has initiated a series of consultative meetings with representatives of the revolutionary family and relevant national bodies. These meetings aim to prepare for the national sessions of memory and history, as well as discuss the draft law on national memory. This move is in line with the directives of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, as stated in his message to the nation on the 81st anniversary of the National Day of Memory.
The meetings, as stated by the Ministry of Mujahideen, are designed to implement the President's instructions. They focus on reviewing the general vision and ongoing preparations for the national sessions of memory and history. These sessions are intended to be a national platform for discussion and debate on issues related to national memory and history. The goal is to involve various stakeholders, researchers, and members of the revolutionary family in enriching this process.
During the meetings, Minister Tashrift presented the general outlines of the work being done on the draft law concerning national memory. He emphasized the importance of expanding consultations and listening to various opinions, observations, and proposals. This approach aims to enrich the project and align it with the significance of national memory in the Algerian people's psyche.
The Minister highlighted the strategic importance of memory and history issues. He stressed the need for the involvement of various stakeholders in shaping a comprehensive vision. This vision should contribute to preserving national memory, honoring the historical legacy of Algeria, and safeguarding the sacrifices of generations of popular resistance and the national movement.
The meetings provided an opportunity for the Minister to listen to the views and suggestions of representatives of the revolutionary family and participating bodies. The discussions included exchanging views on various aspects related to the two processes. Participants presented several ideas and additions aimed at enriching the ongoing preparations and enhancing the participatory approach adopted in this matter.
According to the Ministry's statement, these meetings reflect the government's commitment to a collaborative approach. This approach seeks to bring together various stakeholders in discussing and shaping the nation's memory and history. The sessions are expected to contribute to a deeper understanding and appreciation of Algeria's past.
The national sessions of memory and history, along with the draft law on national memory, are significant initiatives. They demonstrate the Algerian government's efforts to preserve and promote its national heritage. By engaging various stakeholders, the government aims to ensure that the nation's history and memory are accurately represented and passed down to future generations.
Key points
- Algerian Minister of Mujahideen Abdelmalek Tashrift holds consultative meetings with revolutionary family representatives.
- Meetings aim to prepare for national memory and history sessions and discuss the draft law on national memory.
- The process seeks to involve various stakeholders in preserving and promoting Algeria's national memory and history.
