Algerian women are one of the most important factors of Algeria’s strength and immunity

Lieutenant General Saeed Chengriha, Minister Delegate to the Minister of National Defense and Chief of Staff of the People’s National Army, congratulated all female military and civilian employees on the occasion of International Women’s Day, which falls on March 8 of each year, stressing that Algerian women are one of the most important factors in Algeria’s strength, immunity and the work of its renaissance.

Lieutenant General Saeed Chengriha said, in his congratulatory message, “I am pleased to extend to all female employees of the People’s National Army, both military and civilian, and through them to Algerian women in all parts of the country, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, corresponding to March 8 of each year, my sincere congratulations and best wishes for good health, happiness and contentment.”

Chengriha added, “At this opportunity, I would like to praise the active contribution of Algerian women and their pivotal role throughout history in building the foundations of the modern Algerian state and preserving its societal cohesion, as they have always proven that they were, and still are, one of the most important factors of Algeria’s strength and immunity and the pillar of its renaissance.”

The first team confirmed that the Algerian woman’s entitlement to occupy the highest ranks was not the result of coincidence, but rather was achieved thanks to the enormous sacrifices she made, generation after generation, as well as thanks to her diligence, perseverance, and eagerness to rise to the highest academic and professional ranks, and here she is today living in her country, Algeria, enhanced and honorable, with full eligibility and rights, as stipulated in the Constitution and approved by the laws of the Republic.

He added, “In this context, I have always been personally keen, out of appreciation for the female component of the People’s National Army, to strengthen the status of women within the military institution and improve their working conditions, out of my certainty that this improvement is an integral part of the struggle we are waging in order to provide all the means of human dignity, equality and fairness to all components of our diverse human resource so that they can perform the role assigned to them to the fullest and contribute to achieving legitimate national goals.”

The first team continued, “And on each of her holidays, I have come to see with great pride and honor the Algerian woman in general, and the military woman in particular, moving forward with steady steps and more confidence than before. Rather, she is moving forward with great enthusiasm, and getting rid, every day, of more of the sinful heresies that discourage her and the barriers and obsolete mentalities that stand in her way.”

Finally, Chengriha renewed his sincere congratulations and sincere blessings to all the employees of the People’s National Army, the loyal descendant of the National Liberation Army, both military and civilian, and through them to all the women of Algeria in every inch of the pure land of our country, adding, “I ask the Almighty to grant them all the means of success and success in performing the tasks and responsibilities entrusted to them in the service of Algeria and the People’s National Army.”