Maalma, Algeria – In a ceremony held to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the December 11, 1960, demonstrations, the Military Institute for Documentation, Evaluation, and Reception was officially named after the Mujahid (war veteran) Khalafi Ramadan. The event was overseen by Major General Mohamed Salah Benbicha, Secretary-General of the Ministry of National Defense.
The renaming of the institute, located in Maalma, stands as a tribute to Khalafi Ramadan’s significant contributions to Algeria’s struggle for independence. The ceremony served as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by Algerian patriots during the War of Independence and aimed to instill a sense of national pride and historical awareness within the ranks of the armed forces.
During the ceremony, Major General Benbicha emphasized the importance of preserving the memory of Algeria’s heroes and transmitting their values of patriotism, courage, and self-sacrifice to future generations. He highlighted the role of the Military Institute in shaping the minds of young officers and instilling in them a deep understanding of Algeria’s history and the principles upon which the nation was founded.
The choice to name the institute after Khalafi Ramadan reflects his exemplary service and dedication to the Algerian cause. His name will now be forever associated with the institution, serving as an inspiration to all who pass through its doors. This event underscores the commitment of the Ministry of National Defense to honoring the legacy of those who fought for Algeria’s freedom and independence.
The Military Institute for Documentation, Evaluation, and Reception plays a crucial role in supporting the Ministry of National Defense through its specialized expertise. The institute’s activities are integral to the effective functioning of the Algerian military and its ability to safeguard the nation’s security.
