Rabeka supervises a coordination meeting with members of the Algerian National Organization for the Sons of Mujahideen – Al-Hiwar

Today, Monday in Algiers, the Minister of Mujahideen and People of Rights, Eid Rabeika, supervised a coordination meeting with members of the National Organization for the Sons of Mujahideen, headed by its Secretary-General, Khalifa Mubarak.
The meeting, which took place at the Ministry’s headquarters, falls within the framework of coordination work between the Ministry and the organization to embody the various programs in their historical and social parts, aiming to preserve national memory on the one hand and social protection for the children of the Mujahideen and those with rights on the other hand.
At the beginning of his speech, the minister praised the role played by the organization in “preserving the values ​​and principles of the liberation revolution.”
The meeting was also an occasion to discuss many points, especially those related to social and health care for this group, in addition to the programs established within the framework of reviving historical stations and recalling the heroics of the makers of Algeria’s glory.
During the meeting, which was attended by the frameworks of the central administration, the Minister of Mujahideen listened to the interventions of the members of the organization, stressing, by the way, that “other meetings will be organized to discuss all files, especially those related to social protection for the children of the Mujahideen and those with rights.”
In this regard, he explained that his sector “continues to implement the directives of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, related to medical protection for the children of the Mujahideen and those with rights, as well as social promotion and health care for them at the level of rest centers for the Mujahideen, as well as at the level of the National Center for Equipping the Infected, Victims of the Liberation Revolution, and those with rights.”
The Ministry will also continue, Mr. Rabeka adds, “to implement programs aimed at reviving prominent historical stations in coordination with institutions under guardianship across the nation.”