M’sila/ Mr Nadjm Eddine Tayar, Wali of M’Sila, chaired a meeting of the Wilaya Committee for Celebrations and the Commemoration of National Holidays, National Days and Historical Events, in the presence of the Wilaya Secretary of the National Organisation of Mujahideen, the Acting Secretary-General of the Wilaya, the Chief of Staff, the Heads of Daïras, Directors of the Executive Departments, the President of the People’s Communal Assembly of M’Sila, members of the revolutionary family, representatives of the Algerian Muslim Scouts and attachés to the Wali’s Office.
The meeting was devoted to reviewing the preparations underway to commemorate the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the glorious 1 November 1954 Revolution. The commemorative programme will take place across the daïras and municipalities of the Wilaya from 24 October to 1 November 2026. The Chief of Staff presented the proposed programme, following several preparatory meetings previously held with the various departments concerned.
The proposed programme includes the inauguration and commissioning of facilities, the launch of development projects, visits and tributes to members of the revolutionary family, cultural and artistic activities, sporting and youth events, demonstrations, and the naming of public institutions and residential neighbourhoods. These activities will involve members of the revolutionary family, as well as civil society and youth organisations.
In his address, the Wali emphasised the importance of commemorating this occasion, which holds profound significance for the national memory and the glorious history of our nation. He stressed that the programmes, activities, and cultural, sporting and youth events must reflect the importance of the occasion and be aligned with the high-level directives of the country’s supreme authorities, under the leadership of the President of the Republic, Mr Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
These directives aim to strengthen and consolidate cohesion between the people and State institutions, in keeping with the three guiding principles: historical significance, popular character, and the highlighting of achievements and gains made. He called on all the sectors and stakeholders concerned to take the necessary measures to ensure the successful organisation of all events scheduled for the occasion.
The meeting concluded with discussions by the committee members, who reviewed, enriched and approved the programme commemorating this historic anniversary.
