Algeria

Military Institution in Rouiba Named After Mujahid Larbi Rachid

In a ceremony overseen by the Ministry of National Defense, the military institution for equipment repair and maintenance in Rouiba, under the First Military Region, has been named after the Mujahid Larbi Rachid. The naming took place on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the December 11, 1960 demonstrations, honoring his struggle and role in the liberation revolution.

The ceremony was supervised by the Major General, Central Director of Equipment at the Ministry of National Defense, and was attended by senior officials in the sector, as well as representatives of the revolutionary family. This initiative reflects the People’s National Army’s commitment to consolidating the values of national memory and connecting current generations with their country’s history. It also serves as recognition of the sacrifices made by the Mujahideen during the liberation war.

The move is viewed as a symbolic gesture, reinforcing the importance of remembering the heroes who fought for Algeria’s independence. By naming the institution after Larbi Rachid, the Ministry of National Defense hopes to inspire future generations of soldiers and citizens to uphold the values of patriotism and sacrifice.

The First Military Region holds strategic importance, and the equipment repair and maintenance institution plays a vital role in ensuring the readiness of the armed forces. Naming it after a national hero underscores the connection between the military’s present-day operations and the historical struggle for liberation.

The December 11, 1960 demonstrations were a turning point in the Algerian War of Independence, highlighting the widespread support for liberation and putting pressure on the French colonial authorities. Honoring this anniversary alongside the naming of the institution further emphasizes the importance of remembering and celebrating Algeria’s revolutionary past. This dedication aims to preserve the legacy of those who fought for the nation’s freedom. The event was a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made for Algeria’s independence.

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