Préservation de la souveraineté nationale

Preservation of national sovereignty

Thanks to a strong army

During his visit to the headquarters of the Ministry of National Defense on Wednesday, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Supreme Chief of the Armed Forces, Minister of National Defense, delivered a speech, broadcast by videoconference, to all Forces Commands, of the six Military Regions, large units and higher schools across the national territory. In this speech, he indicated that “the preservation of national sovereignty rests on a strong and formidable Army and on a developed economy”, stressing that “the National People’s Army is strong and will strengthen further” to preserve this sovereignty.

The President of the Republic clarified that the development and strengthening of the Army “does not mean preparing it to attack or control any region or neighboring countries, but to protect the national territory for which the martyrs sacrificed themselves, and to ensure the future of the current generation. Concerning the economic development experienced by the country, the President of the Republic affirmed that it is “tangible and unequivocal” and that the rate of growth, particularly with the completion of major projects, “will see significant achievements by 2027. major at different levels.
At the start of his speech, the President of the Republic greeted all the personnel of the National People’s Army, stressing that “the institution of the National Day of Memory reflects the pride of the Algerian people in their honorable and glorious history”, a Day which constitutes an opportunity to “pay homage to the valiant martyrs and to follow their example”.

He recalled, on this occasion, the great sacrifices made by the Algerian people in the face of the odious and barbaric crimes of French colonialism, and responded to those who criticize the Algerian State for its attachment to preserving the memory of the nation, in affirming that “a people who have no roots and virtuous and fighting ancestors, have an uncertain future”. Anyone who “does not preserve the memory of the chouhada and the dignity of Algeria and who does not defend its independence and freedom today, has neither history nor future,” affirmed President Tebboune. The President of the Republic also addressed external debt, reiterating his rejection of the latter being one of the factors which “mortgage the independence of the sovereign decision of the State”. In his speech, the President of the Republic reaffirmed “Algeria’s immutable and unconditional commitment to just causes, led by the Palestinian and Sahrawi causes.”
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