National Emigration Day Honors Diaspora, Features Product Showcase

Algeria recently observed National Emigration Day on October 17, marking the 65th anniversary of the significant demonstrations of October 17, 1961. On this occasion, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune conveyed a message expressing his profound pride in the unwavering spirit of loyalty and national commitment demonstrated by Algerians residing across the globe. The President reaffirmed the state's steadfast dedication to safeguarding their interests and ensuring their protection.

President Tebboune extended his greetings to all members of the national community, emphasizing their continuous connection to their homeland and their pride in their country. He underscored the historical role of the Algerian diaspora as a vital extension and support for the glorious liberation revolution. The President recalled the peaceful demonstrations in Paris where Algerian crowds bravely challenged colonial curfew laws, confirming their solidarity and deep connection to the armed struggle, even in the face of brutal repression and tragic loss of life.

Beyond the presidential commendation, the commemoration included various activities, such as an exhibition showcasing "Made in Algeria" food industry products, inaugurated by the Minister of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion. Furthermore, Algerian embassies abroad, including the embassy in Jakarta, also celebrated National Emigration Day, bringing together members of the national community to foster fraternal communication and reinforce their enduring bond with the nation and its memory.