National Conference on Memory and History continues with expert-led workshops

The second session of the National Conference on Memory and History continued at the National Center for Studies and Research on the Popular Resistance, the National Movement, and the Revolution of November 1, 1954. Four thematic workshops focused on key topics: developing a national glossary, methodologically distinguishing between history, memory, heritage, and identity, examining the relationship between memory and sovereignty, and integrating national memory into media and public policy. The Minister of Mujahideen and Rights Holders, Abdelmalek Tacherift, attended the sessions, which brought together academics and institutional representatives to foster collaboration on historical research. Launched on October 27 in line with presidential directives, the conference serves as a platform for scientific dialogue aimed at safeguarding national memory and strengthening historical knowledge.