19 March 2023 - The Ambassador of Algeria in Athens and the Staff of the Embassy commemorated the 61st anniversary of Victory Day, which corresponds to March 19, 1962, the anniversary of the signing of the Evian Accords, by observing a minute of silence and reciting the Fatiha in memory of our brave Martyrs.
The date of March 19, 1962 constitutes an important milestone in the history of the Algerian Nation and the Evian Accords are the consecration of the struggles and sacrifices of the Algerian people and symbolize the victory of their revolution after 7 and a half years of a liberation war, which forced the occupant to negotiate peace with the Algerian revolutionaries and to recognize the territorial integrity and national sovereignty of Algeria and the right of its people to self-determination.
March 1st, 2023 - The Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs conveyed its deepest condolences to Greece via a post on Twitter:
"Following the collision between two trains in central Greece, which caused many deaths and injuries, Algeria extends its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and its sincere prayers for a speedy recovery for the injured.
Algeria also expresses its sympathy with the Hellenic Republic in this painful circumstance."
https://twitter.com/Algeria_MFA/status/1630871655210688513?cxt=HHwWgoCxsabIgqItAAAA
February 18th, 2023 - Since 1990 and on February 18th of each year, Algeria commemorates the National Chahid Day, in recognition of the sacrifice and heroism of the million and a half martyrs who gave what they held most dear, their lives, for Algeria to live free and independent. This occasion once again reminds us of the duty of loyalty to their memory and commitment to their footsteps in the service of the country.
The Embassy of Algeria in Athens and members of the Embassy commemorated Chahid Day by observing a minute of silence and reciting the Fatiha in memory of our brave Martyrs.
