President Tebboune reaffirms regional security commitments and grants presidential pardon

Marking the 72nd anniversary of the November 1, 1954 Revolution, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune emphasized the strategic necessity of deploying an Algerian army unit to neighboring Niger. He described the move as a proactive security measure designed to protect Algeria's vital interests and ensure regional stability, rooted in constitutional legitimacy and national sovereignty. The President also reflected on the sacrifices made during the struggle against colonialism, calling for the preservation of the values of the November Revolution. Additionally, to mark the occasion, the President issued a decree granting a pardon to 5,539 prisoners with sentences of 24 months or less, while specifically excluding those convicted of serious crimes such as terrorism, corruption, and homicide.