Algiers – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has issued a message commemorating the 65th anniversary of the December 11, 1960, demonstrations. The President’s message reflects on the historical significance of this pivotal event in Algeria’s struggle for independence.
In his address, President Tebboune emphasized the enduring legacy of the December 11th demonstrations, highlighting the courage and determination of the Algerian people who took to the streets to demand their freedom. He stated that these demonstrations were a turning point in the Algerian War, demonstrating the unwavering commitment of the population to achieving independence from colonial rule.
The President’s message further underscored the importance of remembering and learning from the sacrifices of past generations. He called upon all Algerians, especially the youth, to draw inspiration from the spirit of the December 11th demonstrators and to continue working towards building a stronger and more prosperous nation.
President Tebboune also reiterated the government’s commitment to preserving the memory of the Algerian Revolution and to ensuring that the values of freedom, justice, and equality, for which the martyrs of the revolution sacrificed their lives, are upheld. He stressed the need for national unity and solidarity in the face of contemporary challenges, urging all citizens to work together to achieve the country’s development goals.
The December 11, 1960, demonstrations hold a special place in the hearts of Algerians, symbolizing their unwavering resolve to achieve independence. President Tebboune’s message serves as a reminder of this important chapter in Algerian history and a call to continue striving for a brighter future.
The full text of the President’s message is available on the official presidential website.
