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Algeria celebrates tomorrow, Saturday, the 68th anniversary of the founding of the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic, a significant milestone in the course of the Liberation Revolution. The government was established on September 19, 1958, with the aim of bringing the Algerian cause onto the diplomatic stage and providing a legal framework to lead the national struggle, amidst French colonial attempts to isolate the issue from its Arab and international context. The government played a prominent role in enhancing Algeria's presence on the global stage by participating in international forums, signing agreements and treaties with more than 30 countries, and expressing its stance in numerous organizations, especially during its membership on the Security Council. It also resisted French pressures through negotiations and was a key player in the Evian negotiations, which led to independence in 1962. Today, it continues to work towards building a democratic state that upholds its national sovereignty and the values of freedom and international cooperation.
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