Algiers, December 3, 2025 – President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus visited the Martyrs’ Memorial (Maqam Echahid) in Algiers today, Wednesday, December 3, 2025. The President laid a wreath at the monument, honoring the sacrifices of those who fought and died during the Algerian Revolution.
The visit underscores the growing diplomatic and economic ties between Algeria and Belarus. President Lukashenko’s presence at the memorial is seen as a significant gesture of respect and solidarity with the Algerian people.
The Martyrs’ Memorial, an iconic landmark in Algiers, stands as a symbol of Algeria’s struggle for independence. It commemorates the millions of Algerians who lost their lives during the war of liberation. The monument is a frequent site for visiting dignitaries and national ceremonies.
President Lukashenko’s visit to the memorial follows a series of agreements signed between the two nations aimed at strengthening cooperation in various sectors, including trade, pharmaceuticals, and technology. These agreements signal a deepening of the bilateral relationship and a commitment to mutual growth and development.
The Belarusian delegation is expected to continue its engagements in Algiers throughout the week, further exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnership.
