Ambassador Boumediene Mahi noted that
Algeria and Kenya share a deep, historic bond rooted in our struggles for independence, forged through
shared resistance and the pursuit of freedom.
Ambassador Mahi stated that Algeria's rich cultural heritage identity is key to embracing the traditions and values that cloture unity and resilience, highlighting the importance of preserving those core values that continue to guide Algeria to walk a path of prosperity and growth.
caption The Algerian Embassy in Kenya held its national day celebration at the ambassador's residence in Muthaiga.Algerian Ambassador to Kenya Boumediene Mahi said "We commemorate the 70th anniversary of Algeria's
historical revolution of 1st November, making a start to the journey that led to our independence on July
1962.""This commemoration stands as an homage to the bravery, resilience, and sacrifices of over one and a
half million martyrs who gave their lives for Algeria's freedom and sovereignty, their sacrifice for our
independence is a profound chapter in our history, rooted deeply in the collective memory of the Algerian
people. Their courage reminds us of the harsh realities of colonial oppression, where even peaceful
manifestations were met with brutal repressions crimes, and acts of genocide. These sacrifices form the
bedrock of our national identity." Ambassador Mahi noted that
Algeria and Kenya share a deep, historic bond rooted in her struggles for independence, forged through
shared resistance and the pursuit of freedom."These ties have grown stronger over time and today, the
two nations stand united on regional and international issues, driven by mutual respect and shared goals.
Trade between Algeria and Kenya remains modest but holds significant potential," he said. Both governments are
committed to strengthening this partnership, and the new Algerian-Kenyan Business Council allows business
leaders to explore new opportunities for economic cooperation.
"Algeria is also committed to supporting Kenyan students through exchanges and scholarships; since 2022,
over 350 Kenyan students have studied in Algeria in fields such as medicine, engineering, and pharmacy," Mahi said."These young talents represent the strong friendship and promising future of our bilateral relationship.
In the coming months, the first Joint Bilateral Commission between Algeria and Kenya will establish a framework for collaboration in economic, scientific, technical, and cultural sectors, laying the foundation
for closer cooperation and mutual prosperity."
captionHe stated that Algeria's rich cultural heritage identity is key to embracing the traditions and values that cloture unity and resilience, highlighting the importance of preserving those core values that continue to guide Algeria to walk a path of prosperity and growth.He also noted that Algeria's culture is not only a source of national pride but also a virtual foundation of proper ace developments.
Deputy Director General of Africa Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ambassador Denis Gathogo Mburu said the people of Kenya take pride in the close and enduring relations, and the relations are grounded in mutual respect and a shared vision of a more prosperous future for the two countries.
"Over the years, the two nations have cultivated a deep and cordial friendship built on the principles of solidarity, cooperation, and commitment to advance common interests. As a country, we remain dedicated to strengthening these partnerships and exploring these new avenues of collaboration," he said.
Among the distinguished guests who attended the event were Deputy Director General of Africa Ministry of Foreign Affairs ambassador Denis Gathogo Mburu, the chief guest, and representatives of ambassadors and high commissioners.
