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Summary of Recent Events in Algeria (May 20, 2025)
On May 20, 2025, various significant events unfolded in Algeria, showcasing a mix of political, social, and economic developments.
1. Hidaoui’s Call to Students:
Hamid Hidaoui, an influential figure in the educational sector, urged students to enhance their awareness and resilience against ongoing attacks targeting Algeria. He emphasized the importance of national unity and critical thinking among the youth to combat misinformation and external pressures.
2. Ministry of Education Meetings:
The Ministry of Education initiated meetings with representatives from unions representing educational administrators. These discussions are aimed at addressing various challenges within the education system and improving collaboration between the government and educational bodies.
3. Sonatrach and International Cooperation:
The state-owned oil and gas company Sonatrach is exploring potential avenues for collaboration with the Indian company Larsen & Toubro. This partnership could enhance Algeria’s hydrocarbon sector, focusing on development and innovation.
4. 3rd Edition of National Student Festival:
Hidaoui presided over the opening of the 3rd edition of the National Student Festival. This event aims to celebrate student creativity and innovation, fostering a sense of community among young Algerians.
5. Military Engagements:
The Sahrawi Army launched attacks on a Moroccan military base in the Oum Dreyga region. This ongoing conflict underscores the tensions in the Western Sahara territory, with significant implications for regional stability.
6. Infrastructure Developments:
In Jijel, Minister Merad inaugurated the first phase of the El Aouana waterfront project. This initiative is aimed at enhancing the coastal region for tourism and local community development.
7. Global Hydrogen Summit Participation:
Sonatrach represented Algeria at the Global Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam. The participation highlights Algeria’s commitment to emerging energy technologies and sustainable development practices.
8. Pharmaceutical Industry Meetings:
Kouidri engaged with delegations from the FADES and Afreximbank to boost cooperation within Algeria’s pharmaceutical industry. This collaboration aims to strengthen local production capacities and ensure access to medicines.
9. Mourning of Journalist Abdallah Amraoui:
The passing of journalist Abdallah Amraoui prompted the Minister of Communication to extend condolences to the family and community, recognizing Amraoui’s significant contributions to journalism in Algeria.
10. Parliamentary Acknowledgments:
The President of the Arab Parliament congratulated Mr. Nasri on his election as head of the Council of the Nation. This recognition reflects the ongoing political dynamics within Algeria and the Arab region.
11. National Tourism Caravan:
A caravan aimed at promoting Algeria’s world heritage sites visited Constantine. This initiative seeks to highlight the cultural richness of Algeria and boost tourism in the country.
12. Peaceful Maritime Resolutions:
At the United Nations Security Council, Algeria reiterated its commitment to resolving maritime disputes peacefully, emphasizing diplomatic dialogue as a vital approach.
13. FAO Engagement:
Magramane met with the FAO’s Deputy Director-General to discuss agricultural cooperation and initiatives aimed at improving food security in Algeria.
14. EU and African Union Diplomatic Meetings:
Foreign Minister Attaf participated in coordination meetings in Brussels involving Addis-based African Union Foreign Ministers. This engagement is part of Algeria’s ongoing diplomatic efforts to strengthen ties with both the EU and African nations.
15. BID Meetings:
The Prime Minister presided over an official ceremony to open the meetings of the Islamic Development Bank (BID), focusing on financial collaboration for development projects across member countries.
16. Sahrawi Diplomatic Talks:
Attaf held discussions in Brussels with his Sahrawi counterpart, reflecting Algeria’s support for the Sahrawi cause and the ongoing efforts to address the situation in Western Sahara.
17. Marketing Tourism Days:
Alger held its 17th edition of the Tourist Marketing Days, aiming to bolster the local tourism sector and attract international visitors.
18. National Reading Competition Extension:
The application deadline for the national reading competition named after Frantz Fanon has been extended to June 30, encouraging greater participation from students across Algeria.
19. African Investment Promotion Summit:
Preparations are underway for the Investment Promotion Summit, scheduled for September, aimed at enhancing investment opportunities within Africa.
20. WHO Assembly Participation:
At the 78th World Health Assembly, Saihi met with his Slovenian counterpart to discuss health initiatives and Algeria’s health policy direction.
This summary encapsulates recent developments in Algeria, reflecting the country’s ongoing efforts to adapt to internal and external challenges while promoting growth and collaboration in various sectors.
