Algiers, Algeria – The President of the Constitutional Court of Algeria, Ms. Leila Aslaoui, conveyed her warmest congratulations to the Algerian people on the occasion of the celebration of the Amazigh New Year, Yennayer 2976.
In a statement released Sunday, Ms. Aslaoui emphasized the significance of Yennayer as a symbol of national unity and cultural heritage. She highlighted the importance of preserving and promoting the Amazigh language and traditions, which form an integral part of Algeria’s rich and diverse identity.
“On this auspicious occasion, I extend my heartfelt wishes for a year filled with peace, prosperity, and progress for all Algerians,” Ms. Aslaoui stated. “May Yennayer 2976 bring renewed hope and strengthen the bonds of solidarity that unite us as a nation.”
The Constitutional Court, as the guardian of the Constitution and the rights and freedoms enshrined within it, recognizes the importance of cultural diversity and the protection of all aspects of Algerian heritage. The celebration of Yennayer serves as a reminder of the commitment to inclusivity and the promotion of cultural understanding.
The Amazigh New Year, deeply rooted in Algerian history and tradition, is celebrated across the country with various cultural events and festivities, reflecting the vibrant spirit and unity of the Algerian people. The recognition of Yennayer as a national holiday underscores its significance in the national consciousness.
Ms. Aslaoui’s message reflects the ongoing efforts to promote and preserve the Amazigh culture and language within Algeria, a testament to the nation’s commitment to its diverse heritage.
