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Summary of Recent News and Developments in Algeria (March 26, 2025)
In a span of just 24 days during the month of Ramadan, Algeria has reported over 34,000 recorded infractions related to commerce. This high number highlights ongoing concerns regarding compliance and regulation in the sector during the holy month.
In education, the Ministry of National Education has announced the examination calendar for the BEM (Brevet de l’Enseignement Moyen) and the BAC (Baccalauréat) for the 2025 session. This announcement is pivotal for students and educators as it outlines critical dates in the academic calendar.
In the field of public works, Minister Rekhroukh met with members of the National People’s Assembly representing the regions of Tamanrasset and In Guezzam. This meeting aimed at discussing local infrastructure needs and development projects, emphasizing the government’s commitment to improving public services in these areas.
On the diplomatic front, Minister Attaf conducted a meeting with the Secretary-General of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum. This assembly focused on energy cooperation, which is vital for Algeria’s economy, given its status as a significant gas exporter.
The industrial sector also saw activity, with Minister Ghrieb discussing the revival of a cement project in Djelfa with representatives from the Chinese company CSCEC. This project is essential for boosting local production capacities in the construction sector.
Furthering efforts toward modernization, the Interior Commerce Minister Zitouni co-chaired a work meeting with Benmouloud to advance digitalization in the sector. Emphasizing efficiency and transparency, this initiative aims to enhance the regulatory framework governing commerce.
In sports, the Excellence A handball championship for both men and women is set to resume in April, generating excitement among fans and players alike.
As the holy festival of Aïd El-Fitr approaches, the Civil Protection agency has launched a campaign to raise awareness about safety and accident prevention during the celebrations. This initiative underscores the importance of public safety during festive periods.
In finance, the Finance Minister visited currency exchange offices at the Oran airport and port, likely to assess the situation and ensure compliance with monetary regulations.
Additionally, on the social front, the Algerian Radio is organizing the third edition of the initiative "We, the Children of Tomorrow" which is dedicated to supporting children suffering from cancer. This shows an ongoing commitment to social responsibility and health awareness.
With respect to Aïd El-Fitr, it has been officially declared that the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of Chaoual will be observed as paid holidays, allowing citizens time to celebrate the festival with their families.
In cultural events, the historical film "Zighoud Youcef" will be screened at the Opera of Algiers, showcasing Algeria’s rich history and cultural heritage.
For this Aïd El-Fitr, the night for observing the lunar crescent to mark the beginning of the month of Chaoual is set for the upcoming Saturday, as anticipation builds for the holiday.
Internationally, tensions continue in the occupied territories, with reports indicating that nearly 850 checkpoints have been established by occupying forces in the West Bank. The situation in Gaza is dire with the toll from ongoing violence now reaching over 50,000 martyrs and 113,000 injured as a result of aggressive military actions.
In sports, Algeria celebrated a decisive victory against Mozambique in the qualification match for the 2026 World Cup, winning 5-1. This success showcases Algeria’s strong presence in African football and boosts national morale.
Algeria-Tanzania relations have been highlighted, with officials emphasizing their deep-rooted friendship and cooperation, aiming to enhance bilateral ties further.
Lastly, the A3+ group reaffirmed its commitment to Syria’s unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity amidst ongoing regional challenges, reflecting Algeria’s stance on international diplomatic issues.
This compilation of news from various sectors illustrates Algeria’s dynamic progress in governance, education, industry, culture, and international relations while addressing pressing local issues and ongoing regional conflicts.
