Minister Rabeka offers condolences on the death of a friend of the Algerian revolution – Algerian Dialogue

The Minister of Mujahideen and Rights Defenders, Eid Rabika, offered his condolences to the family of the mujahideen and friend of the Algerian revolution, Dr. Michel Martini, who died at the age of 98.

Minister Rebeka’s condolence statement stated, “With the departure of this symbol, Algeria lost a loyal patriot and a solid fighter who believed in the humanitarian principles of the November 1, 1954 Revolution, whose ranks he joined in 1955, bandaging wounds and treating the injuries of members of the National Liberation Army, and for that he endured the bitterness of house arrest and arrest by the authorities.” colonialism.

Rabeka added in his letter that the Mujahid Martini, after his release from prison, was assigned by the leadership of the revolution to organize training courses for Algerian doctors and nurses and to establish a center for functional medicine and rehabilitation near the Algerian-Tunisian border under the supervision and supervision of health officials in the National Liberation Army.

Rabeka confirmed that the deceased had a major role in shaping young people and preparing them to assume health duties in Algeria after gaining freedom, and his fingerprints were clear in all the hospitals he worked in Algeria, the most recent of which was the Douira Orthopedic Hospital, from which he retired, devoting himself to writing his memoirs, which enriched the Algerian historical library.

Rabeka added, “In this grave tragedy, I cannot help but extend to his honorable family, all his fellow mujahideen, and friends of the Algerian revolution, my sincere condolences and deepest sympathy, asking God to inspire his family, relatives, and fellow mujahideen after him with beautiful patience and abundant solace.”