HM The Sultan visits memorial of the Martyr, National Museum of Moudjahid
This took place within the context of His Majesty's current visit to the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria.
Upon His Majesty's arrival at the site on Al-Ham Plateau, he inspected the guard of honour who saluted His Majesty, accompanied by some Algerian officials. His Majesty then placed a wreath of flowers at the Memorial of the Martyr.
Afterward, from atop the plateau, His Majesty listened to a briefing on the old city, the port and the surrounding areas.
His Majesty the Sultan then visited the National Museum of Moudjahid. He took note of its halls while receiving a detailed explanation of its history, collections, and mission.
At the conclusion of his tour, His Majesty the Sultan inscribed a message in the VIP guestbook, expressing his delight at visiting this historical landmark that documents an important era for the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria. His Majesty also extended his gratitude to the museum's administrators for their warm welcome and wished them continued success.
During the visit, His Majesty the Sultan was accompanied by members of the official delegation.
It is worth noting that the National Museum of Moudjahid was established in 1972 as a historical and cultural institution dedicated to preserving and documenting the memory of the Algerian Revolution. It also houses a scientific library containing thousands of references across various disciplines.
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