Commemorating the 72nd Anniversary of the National Day: The Outbreak of the Glorious November 1st, 1954 Revolution.

The Embassy of Algeria in Islamabad commemorated, with great pride and honor, the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the glorious November 1st, 1954 Revolution—under the theme "November: A Memory of homeland and a Future of nation." The commemoration included a minute of silence, observed with reverence and deep respect, followed by the recitation of the *Al-Fatiha* in honor of the martyrs of the great November 1st Revolution. This revolution stands as a testament to the most heroic epics and the ultimate sacrifices made to reclaim national independence, ensuring that Algeria might live in honor, sovereignty, dignity, and glory.

On this occasion, the Ambassador of Algeria to Pakistan, Dr. Brahim Romani, delivered an address highlighting the noble ideals embodied by our triumphant revolution. He spoke of the sacrifices made by millions of martyrs, who demonstrated to the world the unwavering commitment of Algeria and its proud people to the values of freedom and independence—a commitment that endured throughout 132 years of brutal and unjust French colonial rule, which sought to erase the identity of an authentic people deeply rooted in their land. Furthermore, the Ambassador emphasized that the oppression, death, torture, forced displacement, and dispossession endured by the Algerian people constitute crimes against humanity—crimes that can never be forgotten, erased, or rendered void by the passage of time; they remain etched into the nation’s history and the conscience of its people.

In conclusion, the Ambassador addressed a message to our community in Pakistan, urging them to remain committed and loyal to their cherished homeland and to rally around its wise leadership. He also encouraged them to take pride in the significant achievements realized by a victorious Algeria across various sectors, to engage in the nation’s major development journey, and to serve as the best possible representatives of their motherland while abroad.