Guelma, Algeria – Minister of Veterans Affairs, Abdelmalek Tachrifet, alongside Minister of Industry, Yahia Bachir, presided over the commemoration of the 47th anniversary of the death of former President Houari Boumediene today in Guelma province.
The ceremony, held on Thursday, marks the 47th year since the passing of the influential leader who shaped Algeria’s post-independence era. President Boumediene, who served as the country’s second president, is remembered for his commitment to national development, industrialization, and a strong foreign policy of non-alignment.
The commemoration included a wreath-laying ceremony at a memorial dedicated to President Boumediene, followed by speeches highlighting his contributions to Algeria’s sovereignty and progress. Attendees included local officials, veterans of the Algerian War of Independence, and citizens paying their respects to the late president.
Minister Tachrifet emphasized the importance of remembering President Boumediene’s legacy, stating that his vision for a strong and independent Algeria continues to inspire generations. He highlighted the former president’s dedication to social justice, economic development, and the promotion of Algeria’s role on the international stage.
“President Boumediene’s leadership was instrumental in shaping modern Algeria,” Minister Tachrifet stated. “His commitment to national unity and his unwavering belief in the potential of the Algerian people remain a guiding light for us today.”
The commemoration served as a reminder of President Boumediene’s lasting impact on Algeria and his significant contribution to the country’s political and economic development. His legacy continues to be celebrated as a symbol of national pride and resilience.
