Algiers, December 10, 2025 – Algeria commemorated the 65th anniversary of the December 11, 1960, demonstrations on Wednesday, with renewed pledges to honor the sacrifices of the nation’s martyrs and continue the ongoing project of building a new Algeria.
The President of the People’s National Assembly (APN), Brahim Boughali, emphasized the significance of the anniversary, stating that it serves as a powerful reminder of the nation’s struggle for independence and a reaffirmation of the commitment to building a prosperous and victorious future.
“The commemoration of the December 11, 1960, demonstrations is an opportunity to renew our covenant with the martyrs and mujahideen,” Boughali declared, highlighting the importance of remembering the sacrifices made during the Algerian War of Independence. He further emphasized the unwavering resolve to continue the national project of constructing a modern and developed Algeria.
The December 11, 1960, demonstrations were a pivotal moment in Algeria’s fight for freedom, marking a turning point in the struggle against French colonial rule. The protests, which erupted across the country, demonstrated the Algerian people’s unwavering determination to achieve independence and self-determination.
The commemoration events served as a platform to reflect on the progress made since independence and to reaffirm the commitment to addressing the challenges that lie ahead. The focus remains on strengthening national unity, promoting economic development, and ensuring social justice for all Algerians.
The APN, under the leadership of President Boughali, reiterated its dedication to working towards a brighter future for Algeria, building upon the foundations laid by the nation’s heroes and striving to achieve the aspirations of the Algerian people.
