A 64-year-old Algerian woman proudly wears the Algerian traditional dress known as the “black m'laya,” an Algerian traditional dress that expresses Algeria's rich cultural heritage. The woman is standing firmly on the roof of a house, and the background shows a clear and blue sky, with birds flying freely, symbolizing the spirit of freedom and optimism. In her hand, the woman proudly holds the Algerian national flag, emphasizing her pride in her homeland and national heritage. The "M'laya" honors Algeria's cultural heritage and the sacrifices of May 8, 1945, embodying pride, modesty, and resilience.