Algiers, December 10, 2025 – Algeria today commemorated the anniversary of the December 11, 1960, demonstrations, a pivotal moment in the nation’s struggle for independence. The event serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring bond between the Algerian people and their leadership, solidifying the commitment to national unity.
The President of the Council of the Nation, Mr. Azzouz Nasseri, emphasized the significance of the anniversary, stating that it represents a glorious chapter in Algeria’s history. He highlighted the unwavering dedication demonstrated by Algerians during the protests, a dedication that continues to inspire the nation today.
“The December 11th demonstrations symbolize the unwavering commitment of the Algerian people to their nation,” Mr. Nasseri stated. “It is a testament to our collective strength and our shared determination to safeguard our unity and sovereignty.”
The 1960 demonstrations were a turning point in the Algerian War of Independence, showcasing the widespread support for liberation and self-determination. They served as a clear message to the colonial powers that the Algerian people were united in their pursuit of freedom.
Today’s commemoration events included tributes to the martyrs of the revolution and reflections on the sacrifices made to achieve independence. The focus remained on reinforcing the values of patriotism, solidarity, and national cohesion.
As Algeria faces contemporary challenges, the spirit of December 11th serves as a source of strength and inspiration, reminding all Algerians of the importance of working together to build a prosperous and unified future.
