Agrément à la nomination du nouvel ambassadeur d’Algérie en Turquie
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria and International News (May 17, 2025)
1. Diplomatic Developments:
The Algerian government has approved the appointment of a new ambassador to Turkey, enhancing Algeria’s diplomatic relations. This follows ongoing efforts to strengthen ties between the two nations.
2. Ongoing Conflict in Gaza:
In a tragic report, the continued bombardment in Gaza has resulted in at least a hundred deaths. The situation remains dire as the international community calls for an end to the violence and for humanitarian aid to reach affected areas.
3. Natural Disasters:
A mild earthquake registering 3.4 on the Richter scale struck the Skikda region, causing no reported damages or injuries. The government remains vigilant in monitoring any seismic activity in the area.
4. Sports Achievements:
- The NC Bejaia volleyball team has secured its place in the final of the 2025 Algerian Cup, showcasing the nation’s talent in women’s sports.
- In cycling, Algeria excelled at the African Championships held in Egypt, bringing home three silver medals followed by an additional gold medal achievement on the fourth day of the event.
5. Energy Strategy Conference:
Algerian Minister of Energy, Arkab, presented the national energy strategy during an exhibition in Italy, focusing on sustainability and future projects aimed at increasing energy efficiency and cooperation with Italian companies.
6. Vatican Relations:
Bladehane represented Algeria at a ceremonial event for ambassadors accredited at the Vatican, reinforcing Algeria’s religious and diplomatic ties with the Holy See.
7. Regional Diplomacy:
The Algerian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Attaf, held bilateral discussions in Baghdad with fellow Arab counterparts to strengthen collaboration and address mutual concerns within the region.
8. Security Council Position:
Algeria condemned recent attempts to justify violence in Gaza through the United Nations Security Council, advocating for justice and accountability.
9. Cyclist Cooperation Initiatives:
In addition to its performances at the African Championships, Algeria is negotiating several partnerships in cycling to promote the sport and enhance regional collaboration.
10. International Observances:
On the occasion of the International Day for Living Together in Peace, Goudjil acknowledged ongoing endeavors to foster dialogue, solidarity, and the decolonization process.
11. Economic Activities:
A ship arrived in Chlef from Spain carrying 12,000 sheep, indicating ongoing efforts to bolster local livestock supplies.
12. Ministerial Meetings:
In Sorrento, Arkab engaged with the CEO of the Italian Edison company to discuss energy cooperation. Locally, Belaribi convened a meeting focused on municipal governance and urban planning developments.
13. Pilgrimage Initiatives:
The first group of pilgrims departed from Adrar to the Holy Lands, marking the start of this year’s Hadj pilgrimage.
14. Security Operations:
The National People’s Army (ANP) reported the elimination of a second terrorist during ongoing military operations in Khenchela, addressing local security concerns.
15. Flooding Consequences:
Severe weather caused significant distress, resulting in seven fatalities and the rescue of 282 individuals across multiple wilayas in the last 48 hours. Authorities are taking swift action to provide aid to affected communities.
16. Educational Directives:
Sadaoui emphasized the importance of adhering strictly to the examination schedule to ensure a smooth academic year.
17. International Recognition:
Madame Hamlaoui of the National Office for the Promotion of Renewable Energy received recognition in Norway for her contributions to global energy sustainability.
This summary encapsulates a range of current events highlighting Algeria’s international relations, domestic challenges, sports achievements, and government initiatives. The complexity of these events underscores Algeria’s dynamic role on the world stage while addressing domestic affairs.
