Algiers, November 30, 2025 – Algeria’s President Abdelmadjid Tebboune is being lauded for his pivotal role in initiating the upcoming International Conference on Colonial Crimes in Africa. The announcement was made today by Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad, and African Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, at the Abdellatif Rahal International Conference Center in Algiers.
Minister Attaf emphasized the President’s foresight in recognizing the need for a global forum to address the historical injustices inflicted upon the African continent during the colonial era. The conference, scheduled to take place in Algiers, aims to bring together leading scholars, historians, legal experts, and representatives from various African nations to examine the long-lasting consequences of colonialism.
“The President’s vision has been instrumental in bringing this crucial initiative to fruition,” stated Minister Attaf. “This conference will provide a platform for open dialogue, critical analysis, and the development of strategies to address the ongoing challenges stemming from colonial legacies.”
The conference is expected to cover a wide range of topics, including the economic exploitation of African resources, the suppression of indigenous cultures and languages, the imposition of artificial borders, and the psychological impact of colonial rule. Participants will also explore avenues for seeking reparations and promoting reconciliation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad is actively involved in organizing the event, working closely with various international organizations and African governments to ensure its success. The conference is anticipated to be a landmark event in the ongoing effort to address the historical injustices of colonialism and build a more equitable future for Africa. The initiative underscores Algeria’s commitment to Pan-Africanism and its dedication to supporting the continent’s development and progress.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on the International Conference on Colonial Crimes in Africa as they become available.
