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New Decree for Kabyle Sovereignty: A Call for Mobilization and Collective Engagement

Paris, December 17, 2024

In an increasingly complex socio-political context, the recently adopted decree promoting Kabyle national sovereignty calls upon all its members for an unprecedented mobilization. This call has the fundamental objective of bringing the Kabyle people closer to their ultimate goal: the restoration of their sovereignty.


Decree:
See the link below
Decree on the Official Journal of Anavad


Effective upon publication of this decree, all members are encouraged to work with dedication, rigor, and patriotism to achieve this crucial objective: the restoration of Kabyle national sovereignty.

Article 6: Publication and Communication:
This decree takes effect from its publication in the Official Journal of Anavad.
Done on December 16, 2024.


This initiative, inscribed in the Official Journal of Anavad, aims to unify everyone’s efforts in service of a common cause. The values of dedication, rigor, and patriotism are emphasized, highlighting the importance of unity in overcoming obstacles. Each member is invited to play an active role in this collective endeavor, essential for the future and identity of the Kabyle people.

The decree also marks the beginning of a new era of mobilization for the Kabyle people, and it is imperative that everyone recognizes their role and responsibility in this historical process.


We are particularly pleased to announce that the movement “Le Maroc de Demain,” under the leadership of its president Mustapha Aziz, expresses unwavering support for the Kabyle people and their aspiration for independence. This movement, committed to justice and freedom, welcomes the adoption of this decree as a significant step in the Kabyle people’s quest for recognition of their rights.

The movement “Le Maroc de Demain” reaffirms its commitment to support the Kabyle people in this essential struggle. As a strategic ally, it considers the Kabyle struggle for self-determination not only legitimate but also crucial for the preservation of Kabyle identity and cultural values.

Kabyle movement activists are mobilizing to restore their national sovereignty and build a future where Kabyles can live freely and with dignity. This is a fight for justice, freedom, and the recognition of the cultural and political rights of the Kabyle people.


Therefore, we call for solidarity and engagement from all. Kabyle movement activists are mobilizing for a strong, united, and sovereign Kabylie. The path will be fraught with challenges, but with determination, they will be able to achieve their common goal. The support of the movement “Le Maroc de Demain” represents a valuable force in this quest, reinforcing the idea that Kabyle independence is a cause worthy of the support of all who believe in freedom and justice. This partnership is a promise of a shared struggle for a better future, where the values of equality and dignity will prevail for the Kabyle people.


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