Hidaoui préside une rencontre de coordination avec les membres de la délégation « Jeunes Ambassadeurs de la Mémoire »
Palais des Nations: Commemorative Activities Launch for National Memory Day
On May 8, 2025, the Minister of Moudjahidine presided over the launch of commemorative events for National Memory Day at the Palais des Nations. This significant occasion serves to honor the memory of the painful events of May 8, 1945, which profoundly affected Algeria’s historical consciousness and eventually led to the Algerian War of Liberation.
Importance of Historical Awareness Among Youth
During a coordination meeting with the "Young Ambassadors of Memory," Hidaoui emphasized the necessity for the youth to study their history. Goudjil echoed this sentiment, stating that understanding the past is vital for preserving Algeria’s victories and inspiring future generations.
International Relations and Diplomatic Engagements
On the same day, Larbaoui met with the President of Sierra Leone in Freetown, showcasing Algeria’s ongoing diplomatic relationships. These interactions highlight Algeria’s commitment to fostering international ties.
Reflecting on Historical Atrocities
The tragic massacres of May 8, 1945, remain a poignant chapter in Algeria’s struggle for freedom. The remembrance of this episode aims to keep alive the spirit of resistance and national pride.
Economic Developments and Initiatives
In addition to commemorative events, Algeria is making strides in various sectors. Sonatrach participated in the first National Quality, Hygiene, Safety, and Environment Fair in Oran, reflecting the country’s focus on improving industrial standards.
The Minister of Industry inspected the Safia oil refining facility, examining operational practices and the importance of efficiency in food oil processing.
A significant step was also taken with the signing of a framework agreement to establish a center for agricultural entrepreneurship development on May 7, 2025. This initiative is expected to stimulate growth and innovation in the agricultural sector.
Educational Reforms and Initiatives
In the field of education, Bentaleb discussed a proposed law in the National People’s Assembly that seeks to lower the retirement age for educators, aimed at rejuvenating the teaching workforce.
The Algerian government remains steadfast in its commitment to education, with plans to produce two million electronic tablets for educational institutions, made possible by ENIE.
On National Memory Day, a message from the President emphasized the importance of not allowing the memory of historical events to fade into oblivion or denial. This highlights Algeria’s intention to confront its past and honor those who fought for its freedom.
Regional Cooperation and Development
Algeria is actively participating in various regional cooperation projects and is advocating for a new development model tailored to African needs. The President’s call for expanding South-South cooperation underscores Algeria’s role in promoting solidarity and progress within the continent.
The SEAAL (Algerian Water Supply Company) has initiated a bilingual water bill in Arabic and English, catering to the diverse population and enhancing communication within public services.
Meanwhile, a yearly agreement between the Algerian Red Crescent and the International Committee of the Red Cross was signed, emphasizing cooperation in humanitarian efforts.
In summary, the events surrounding May 8, 2025, reflect not only a solemn remembrance of Algeria’s past but also a commitment to building a robust future through youth engagement, historical awareness, economic initiatives, and international collaborations. The focus remains on preserving Algeria’s collective memory while fostering growth and development for future generations.
