El Djeich Urges Renewed Loyalty to November Revolution Values
Algeria's military magazine, El Djeich, has urged a renewed commitment to national sovereignty and unity, drawing on the values of the November 1st, 1954 Revolution. The editorial emphasizes the current generation's responsibility to safeguard the nation's independence amidst evolving global challenges.
Algeria's armed forces magazine, El Djeich, has called for a renewed national commitment to the country’s sovereignty and unity. In its latest editorial, marking the 72nd anniversary of the November 1st Revolution, the publication emphasized the enduring values of unity, sacrifice, and vigilance, highlighting them as essential for the current generation to uphold. The editorial, titled “November: A Renewed Pledge of Loyalty, Enduring Authentic Values,” describes the 1954 Revolution as a defining moment in Algeria's history and a historic achievement secured through the struggle and sacrifice of millions.
The magazine underscored the responsibility of today’s generation to safeguard independence and strengthen the country’s sovereignty, especially given the increasingly complex geopolitical, security, economic, and social conditions globally. Citing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s message for the anniversary, El Djeich warned against attempts to undermine Algeria’s security, stability, and national unity. It identified various threats, including disinformation, propaganda, manipulation, sabotage, and organized crime—specifically drug trafficking—which target Algerian society, national values, and young people.
Despite these challenges, El Djeich asserted that efforts to weaken national cohesion have failed, affirming Algeria's continued pursuit of its development priorities while upholding its steadfast positions on international causes. The People’s National Army (ANP) was recognized as the worthy heir to the National Liberation Army and the guardian of the November legacy. The magazine noted that the military consistently strengthens its capabilities and deterrence to confront emerging threats and protect the nation's strategic interests. Army Chief of Staff General Saïd Chanegriha was cited, emphasizing the centrality of national history and memory to the army’s mission and its commitment to safeguarding the state’s vital interests, praising ANP personnel for upholding their oath to ensure Algeria's security and stability.
