Algiers – In a symbolic gesture during his official visit to Algeria, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko today laid a wreath at the Martyrs’ Memorial in Algiers. The President was greeted by a delegation of Algerian officials upon his arrival at the iconic monument.
President Lukashenko solemnly placed the wreath at the foot of the memorial, which commemorates the sacrifices made by Algerian martyrs during the War of Independence. This act underscores the deep respect for the Algerian people’s struggle for freedom and self-determination.
During his visit, President Lukashenko toured the memorial complex, receiving detailed explanations about the history of the Algerian Revolution and its key milestones. He remarked on the significance of Algeria’s role in the global liberation movement.
“Algeria stands as a powerful symbol of resilience and the pursuit of freedom for people around the world,” the President noted.
The visit to the Martyrs’ Memorial is part of President Lukashenko’s broader official program in Algeria, which includes bilateral discussions with high-ranking Algerian officials. These talks are focused on exploring opportunities for enhanced cooperation between the two nations across various sectors, including trade, technology, and cultural exchange. The two countries are looking to strengthen diplomatic ties and build new partnerships.
This visit highlights the ongoing efforts to foster stronger relations between Algeria and Belarus, and signifies a mutual commitment to shared values of independence and national sovereignty.
