CAIRO – The Speaker of the Arab Parliament, Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi, extended heartfelt congratulations to Algeria on Saturday, commemorating the 71st anniversary of the outbreak of the glorious Liberation Revolution, which began on November 1st, 1954.
In a statement released earlier today, Al Yamahi conveyed his sincere felicitations to the Algerian leadership, government, parliament, and the Algerian people, recognizing the profound significance of this historical milestone.
“On this momentous occasion, we express our deepest admiration for the sacrifices and unwavering determination of the Algerian people in their struggle for independence,” Al Yamahi stated. “The November 1st Revolution stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of freedom and the pursuit of self-determination.”
The Speaker further emphasized the Arab Parliament’s solidarity with Algeria and its commitment to strengthening bilateral relations in all fields. He acknowledged Algeria’s pivotal role in promoting regional stability and its consistent advocacy for Arab causes on the international stage.
The anniversary of the Algerian Revolution is a day of national pride and remembrance, marking the beginning of a seven-year struggle that ultimately led to Algeria’s independence in 1962. The revolution holds immense symbolic importance, inspiring movements for liberation and self-determination across the African continent and beyond.
Celebrations are taking place throughout Algeria to commemorate the anniversary, honoring the legacy of the martyrs and veterans who fought for the country’s freedom. The day serves as a reminder of the values of courage, resilience, and unity that define the Algerian nation.
