Army Magazine: National Service is a school for making men – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazaeryia

The Army Magazine said in its latest issue that the national service has constituted, since its inception, a school for making men, allowing millions of Algerian youth to participate in the process of building and defending the homeland.

In its editorial titled “National Service, a Source of Inspiration for Generations,” for the month of April, the magazine stated that national service “was, with its lofty goals, and has been, since its inception, a school for making men, as it allowed millions of Algerian youth from the generations of independence to participate in the country’s march and constantly prepare them to contribute.” In defending her menstruation when necessary.

She added that the nation “bet on its youth when the National Service Law was enacted 55 years ago, just as it bet on it during a difficult period in its history to expel the colonialists from the country, and it did not have the slightest doubt, even for a moment, about the ability of our youth to face major challenges that were theoretically impossible to raise. To the heavy legacy left by a brutal occupation that wreaked havoc on our country for more than 130 years.

And the editorial continued that “the private and the public stood on that qualitative leap that independent Algeria made, after launching huge strategic projects, such as the Green Dam and the Road of African Unity, and the various facilities that still testify today to the tremendous work done in many sectors, with the help of the youth of the national service in Many states of the country, just as they participated in defending the sovereignty and unity of the national territory and stood side by side with the rest of the components of the National People’s Army as a bulwark against barbaric terrorism when the state was targeted in its existence and in its foundations.

She added, “Today’s Algerian youth, armed with science, knowledge and professionalism, are able to rise to the challenge once again, inspired by the work of the youth of the dawn of the greatest revolution of the twentieth century and the youth of independence who took upon themselves, as well as contributing to defending the sanctity of the national territory, the task of restoring the true face.” All of Algeria has the will and determination to overcome the consequences of the painful colonial past.

In the same context, she emphasized that “the youth of today, who constitute the majority of the Algerian people, are all confident in their abilities, qualifications and competencies, and will raise the ceiling of their ambitions high in light of the great challenges posed by today’s world and the great will of the Algerian people to occupy our country in the foreseeable future the place it deserves in the ranks of strong countries.”

The editorial concluded that “at a time when Algeria is making steady progress in the path of building a new Algeria with the contribution of its daughters and sons, today’s Algerian youth will be able to win the new battle, no matter how great it is, just as his descendant did yesterday when he faced all the difficulties and tribulations.”