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In his speech, taken from a documentary entitled (Elites Worthy of Continuing the March), broadcast on Algerian Television on Tuesday evening, and produced by the Directorate of Communication, Information and Orientation of the PNA General Staff, the President of the Republic hailed "the efforts made by the Army, particularly in the search for new scientific tools capable of further immunizing Algeria.”
The President of the Republic had already stressed the importance of scientific research at the inauguration ceremony of the High School of Artificial Intelligence.
“The initiatives undertaken by the PNA in all fields, particularly scientific research, in coordination with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, have enabled Algeria to make giant strides in this area,” assured President Tebboune.
The documentary film revisits the graduation ceremony chaired by the President of the Republic, Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces, and Minister of National Defense, Abdelmadjid Tebboune at the "Late President Houari Boumediene" Cherchell Military Academy (AMC), namely the 55th promotion of basic training officers, the 17th promotion of basic joint military training officers and the 8th promotion of Master's level officers, who graduated from this prestigious citadel of military executive training, armed with various sciences, imbued with national and republican values and aware of all the contexts and changes marking today's world.
The documentary film gathered the feedback of the first honorees and their families, in which they affirmed the determination of the military elite to accomplish its missions fully, and expressed their attachment to the oath of loyalty and to be the standard-bearers of their forebears, with a view to defending Algeria and protecting its national sovereignty.
The documentary also touched on the visit made by PNA Chief of Staff General Saïd Chanegriha to the Cherchell Military Academy (AMC), on the eve of the annual graduation ceremony, where he chaired an orientation meeting, and during which he stressed the importance of the Army’s training system, taking into account the level of scientific and cognitive instruction, as well as the practical tests of the graduating officers.[/ecr]