Le président de la République accomplit la prière de l’Aïd El-Fitr à Djamaâ El-Djazaïr
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria
On March 31, 2025, the President of Algeria attended the Eid al-Fitr prayer at Djamaâ El-Djazaïr, marking the end of Ramadan. This occasion is a significant religious event for Muslims worldwide, and in Algeria, the President took the opportunity to extend his wishes to the nation, emphasizing unity and peace during this festive period.
In related news, on March 30, the President received congratulations from his Turkish counterpart, reflecting the diplomatic ties between the two nations. This comes amidst various other national activities, including a visit by the CEO of Sonatrach to inspect the oil port in Algiers, showcasing Algeria’s commitment to its energy sector.
The Algerian government also announced an extension for participation in a national letter-writing contest for children, now due by April 8. As the nation celebrated Eid, Goudjil expressed his warm wishes to both the Algerian people and the broader Muslim community, highlighting the spirit of generosity and reflection associated with the holiday.
Cultural events were also noteworthy, with Tipasa gearing up to host the 2025 National Marathon Championship. Additionally, the 27th International Health Fair (SIMEM) is scheduled to take place in Oran from April 9 to 12, aiming to promote health and wellness initiatives.
On a more concerning note, international news reported protests in France advocating for the release of Sahrawi political prisoners. Meanwhile, reports from the occupied territories indicated violent clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians following Eid prayers, sparking further condemnation and concern for human rights.
In the agricultural sector, new regulations for the presentation of fresh fruits and vegetables were established to maintain quality standards in commerce. Mobilis, a major telecommunications company, recognized the winners of the 14th National Quran Recitation Competition, reflecting the importance of cultural and religious education in Algerian society.
The Palestinian plight continues to receive attention, with reports detailing the forced evacuation of hundreds from Gaza and the plight of over 9,500 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. These developments coincide with the observance of Earth Day and the commemoration of historical events surrounding the Palestinian struggle.
Additionally, the month of heritage was highlighted with the first edition of the Alger Photography Marathon, encouraging creativity and appreciation of Algeria’s cultural landscape. Cultural practices, such as Taswiqt in Tizi-Ouzou, remain vibrant, showcasing traditional festivities that continue to flourish alongside modern developments.
Overall, these events reflect a blend of cultural celebration, political dialogue, and ongoing social challenges, underscoring the dynamic nature of Algerian society as it navigates both heritage and contemporary issues.
