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Summary of Recent Events – April 9, 2025
On April 9, 2025, several notable events occurred across various sectors, highlighting sporting achievements, diplomatic relations, and social initiatives in Algeria and beyond.
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Football Achievement: In a thrilling quarter-final match of the African Confederation Cup, the Chlef Sports Club (CSC) secured qualification by triumphing over the Union Sportive de la Médina d’Alger (USMA) through a tense penalty shootout, winning 4-3. This victory marks a significant achievement for CSC in this prestigious tournament.
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Bus Accident in Saïda: A tragic incident involving a school bus occurred in Saïda, raising concerns for the well-being of the injured students. Authorities emphasized the urgent need for effective psychological support for the affected children to aid their recovery.
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Diplomatic Visits:
- The Iranian Foreign Minister visited Djamaâ El-Djazaïr, underscoring continued diplomatic engagement.
- In a related note, Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf announced from Tunis that Algeria-Tunisian relations are currently at an all-time high, indicating a strengthening of diplomatic ties.
- Additionally, Attaf had discussions with his Tunisian counterpart and met with Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed, further solidifying bilateral relations.
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Parliamentary Engagements: Multiple engagements on behalf of Algeria took place, including the meeting of Energy Minister Mr. Yassaâ with a Danish parliamentary delegation, and the Vice-President of the Council of the Nation’s reception of a similar delegation. These interactions aimed to bolster economic and political cooperation.
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National Solidarity Initiatives: In a demonstration of commitment to social welfare, 200 billion DA has been allocated for various support programs in 2025. This substantial investment is aimed at enhancing public assistance and welfare.
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Economic Developments: In Tiaret, local industry and agriculture generated impressive export figures amounting to 1.8 million euros, indicating positive growth in trade with African and European nations. Similarly, Finance Minister Bouzred participated in the annual meetings of Arab financial institutions held in Kuwait, discussing regional economic collaborations.
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Cultural Events: In Tizi-Ouzou, preparations were announced for the 4th Amazigh Book Fair, scheduled from April 30 to May 3, promoting cultural heritage and literature in the region.
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Human Rights Advocacy: The National Council for Human Rights (CNDH) conducted periodic meetings with civil society organizations, underlining the importance of promoting human rights culture through public engagement.
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Local Development Programs: New development projects were launched in Mascara, targeting the communities of Aïn Fras and Aïn Fekan, reflecting ongoing local government efforts to enhance regional infrastructure and services.
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Condolences for Fallen Hero: The country mourned the passing of Lieutenant Colonel Djoulem Lakhdar, with the President of the Republic extending heartfelt condolences to the family and recognizing the contribution of the deceased in service to the nation.
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Agricultural Oversight: A ministerial commission visited the Sedrata commune in Souk Ahras to assess local agricultural conditions, indicating government oversight and support for the agricultural sector.
- Student Engagement: The National Office for Social, Cultural, and Sports Activities (ONSC) met with student organizations to better understand their needs and enhance student life through collaboration.
These events reflect Algeria’s dynamic interaction in sports, culture, economy, and social welfare, as well as its commitment to nurturing international relationships and advancing the welfare of its citizens.
