In a significant display of solidarity, the Minister of Mujahideen (War Veterans) and Rights Holders, El Aid Rabie, alongside the President of the Algerian Red Crescent, Ibtisam Hamlaoui, inaugurated a humanitarian aid convoy destined for the residents of Reggane in Adrar Province, commemorating the 64th anniversary of the nuclear explosions in the Algerian Sahara.
Minister Rabie emphasized the convoy’s launch as a gesture rooted in the Algerian spirit of humanitarianism towards the people of Reggane. He highlighted that this initiative is part of the state’s social protection policy, underscoring his ministry’s commitment not only to preserving historical memory but also to social protection for those affected during the liberation revolution.
Hamlaoui affirmed the Algerian Red Crescent’s commitment to supporting and accompanying the Ministry of Mujahideen in such historic and humanitarian endeavors, pointing out the pressing need for the Reggane area’s residents to receive attention at least annually.
This convoy represents the Algerian government’s ongoing efforts to address the needs of its citizens, especially those in regions historically affected by nuclear testing. It underscores a broader commitment to social welfare and historical commemoration, reflecting the nation’s dedication to solidarity and support for all its members.
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