This progress is underscored by major achievements under a strategic, multi-faceted development project that is now taking shape on the ground, driven by a sincere and unified national will.

In a message marking the 64th anniversary of Victory Day (19 March 1962), the President of the Republic said that " today, our beloved Algeria faces the challenges of building economic resilience and strengthening the shields of its sovereignty amid turbulent regional and international conditions.

Algeria has charted its course, prioritizing the strengthening of the national economy through major, structural, and integrated achievements within a strategic and ambitious development project."

"This project is being realized on the ground through sincere national will, as we remain vigilant in safeguarding the interests of the State and serving a people who believe in a victorious Algeria," continued the President of the Republic.

"On the 19th of March, we celebrate Victory Day, the day that marked the end of a colonial domination lasting more than a century and thirty years. It was a domination that epitomized the cruelty of settler-colonialism, devoid of all human values, steeped in slaughter, destruction, and plunder, and embodying the most heinous forms of aggression and brutality.

Yet, it stood trembling and shaken before the power of truth and the laws of the universe, which have, throughout history, always secured victory for those seeking the freedom that Allah has instilled in all of humanity," recalled President Tebboune.

"From its inception in November 1954 to its conclusion, modern history bears witness to a victory that prevented even greater rivers of blood, tragedies, and systematic looting. The people who endured these trials are the same people who bear this sacred trust today, continuing the march guided by the martyrs' message," concluded the President of the Republic.

President Tebboune

Algeria’s strategic development plan taking concrete shape on ground