Algiers \u2013 Ivorian politician Konan Kouadio Sim\u00e9on highlighted Algeria’s significant and active role in supporting African liberation movements and decolonization efforts, noting that Algeria’s revolutionary struggle served as a powerful source of inspiration for oppressed peoples striving for freedom. His remarks came during a seminar held at the Africa Pavilion under the theme “The Influence of Algeria\u2019s Revolution in Africa: The Values of the November Revolution in the Continent,” as part of the 27th Algiers International Book Fair (SILA). Algiers Book Fair <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Sim\u00e9on praised the strong relations between the Ivorian and Algerian people, underpinned by a longstanding political alliance. He noted the historical presence of an Algerian community in C\u00f4te d’Ivoire since 1960, describing the relationship between Algerians and Ivorians as one of deep mutual respect and camaraderie. Algiers Book Fair<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The seminar featured Algerian historians and writers who discussed the impact of Algeria\u2019s liberation revolution on the African continent, noting that it served\u2014and continues to serve\u2014as a model of resistance against colonialism. Participants also emphasized Algeria’s commitment to supporting Africa\u2019s liberation movements even after achieving its own independence, including material support, training, and capacity-building. Algiers Book Fair<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Among the works showcased at the event were the books Algeria Africa Mandela<\/em> and The Strategic Guide to Africa<\/em>, which examine Algeria\u2019s historical contributions to African solidarity and its ongoing strategic role within the continent. Algiers Book Fair<\/p>\n\n\n\n