Mise en garde contre l’interdiction de l’accés des vaccins contre la poliomyélite à Ghaza
Summary of Recent Events (April 6, 2025)
1. Constantine Motorcycle Expo 2025 (April 9-12)
The highly anticipated "Moto Expo 2025" will take place in Constantine from April 9 to April 12. This event is expected to draw motorcycle enthusiasts and industry professionals from across the region, showcasing the latest innovations in the world of two-wheeled transport.
2. Health Advisory in Ghaza
Health authorities have issued a warning regarding the accessibility of poliomyelitis vaccines in Ghaza, highlighting the potential risks associated with inadequate vaccination coverage, especially in light of ongoing health crises.
3. Judo Aspirations
Khaled Ouennouf, an Algerian judo athlete, has expressed his desire to take on a role within the Arab Judo Union. This ambition reflects a commitment to not only advance his career but also to contribute to the development of judo in the Arab region.
4. Honoring Moudjahids
Several Moudjahids (war veterans) have been laid to rest over the weekend: Abdelkader Aïssaoui in El-Bayadh, Zougart Abdelkader in Mascara, and Makri Hezil in Saïda. These funerals mark a moment of national remembrance for their sacrifices.
5. Pension Recipients Notification
Individuals born in April who receive pensions or retirement allocations have been called to renew their documentation. This procedural update aims to ensure that beneficiaries continue to receive their financial support without interruption.
6. New Air Route Launch
Air Algérie has inaugurated its new flight route from Algiers to Abuja, Nigeria. This development enhances air connectivity between Algeria and Nigeria and promotes economic and cultural exchanges between the two nations.
7. Cirta Short Film Days
The first edition of the "Journées Cirta du court-métrage" will be held in Constantine from April 12 to April 15, promoting short films and offering a platform for filmmakers to showcase their talents.
8. Diplomatic Engagements
Algeria’s President met with the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, discussing bilateral relations and strategic cooperation. Furthermore, Attaf, an Algerian official, also met with his French counterpart to strengthen ongoing diplomatic ties.
9. Sahrawi Self-Determination Support
Former UN envoy De Mistura reaffirmed the Sahrawi people’s right to self-determination during a visit to refugee camps. This stance underscores international support for resolving territorial disputes in the Western Sahara.
10. Ongoing Gaza Conflict
The situation in Ghaza is critical, with reports indicating that the death toll has risen to 50,695 due to ongoing violence, alongside over 115,000 injuries. UN entities and international organizations are expressing grave concerns regarding the humanitarian crisis, particularly the impact on children who are being deprived of essential aid.
11. Condemnation of Attacks Against Medical Staff
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OCI) condemned the attacks on medical personnel and humanitarian workers in Ghaza. Such attacks are viewed as violations of international humanitarian law, further exacerbating an already dire situation for civilians.
12. Protests in the U.S.
In the United States, demonstrations have been organized outside the White House to protest against the ongoing violence in Ghaza, calling for an end to what they describe as genocidal actions by occupiers.
13. Film on Emir Abdelkader
The Minister of Culture and Arts emphasized the importance of international quality and adherence to timelines for an upcoming film about Emir Abdelkader. This project aims to honor Algerian history and cultural heritage.
This summary encapsulates key national and international developments as of April 6, 2025, reflecting ongoing socio-political dynamics, cultural events, health advisories, and humanitarian issues affecting Algeria and the broader region.
