Attaf reçoit le Directeur régional du GGGI pour la région MENA
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria (May 19, 2025)
On May 19, 2025, Algeria witnessed several significant developments across various sectors, highlighting the country’s continued engagement in regional affairs, cultural activities, and legislative progress.
1. Diplomatic Initiatives
One of the key highlights was the signing of a memorandum of understanding between ONU Femmes and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation for Economic Development (OISA) during the Assemblées de la BID, emphasizing collaboration in gender equality initiatives.
In diplomatic relations, President of Algeria received both the President of the African Development Bank Group and the Ambassador of the Vatican, underlining the nation’s active foreign policy engagements. Additionally, the Minister of Communication met with the Ambassador of Slovenia, further strengthening bilateral ties.
2. Cultural Developments
In cultural news, Tizi-Ouzou is set to release a documentary film focusing on the nationalist activist Ali Laimeche, contributing to Algeria’s rich narrative of struggle and resilience. The 7th Cirta-Siyaha Salon in Constantine garnered significant public attendance, demonstrating the community’s interest in local culture and tourism.
Moreover, Algeria celebrated the National Student Day with numerous events, including an exhibition showcasing student innovations at the University of Algiers 1, marking the 69th anniversary of the date.
3. Legislative Progress
The National Council saw Azzouz Nasri elected as its President, followed by the installation of new members, marking a fresh start in parliamentary leadership. Significant legislative progress was also made with the adoption of a new social insurance law, which extends maternity leave, reflecting the government’s commitment to women’s rights.
4. Economic Engagement
Algeria participated in the World Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, emphasizing its commitment to sustainable development and energy diversification. In the tech sector, mobile telecommunications provider Djezzy and the National Development Bank (BDL) launched an e-payment service via VISA cards, improving digital payment accessibility for citizens.
5. Sports and Youth Initiatives
In sports, the Algerian Olympic Committee assured athlete Kaylia Nemour of its support up to the 2028 Olympics, showcasing the nation’s dedication to nurturing young talent. Efforts were also highlighted regarding the training and employment of youth during the BID assemblies, further implying a strategic focus on youth empowerment.
6. Ongoing Struggles
On a regional note, the Sahrawi people marked the 52nd anniversary of their armed struggle for independence, demonstrating their enduring commitment to self-determination. This reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions in the region and Algeria’s historical support for Sahrawi autonomy.
In conclusion, events on May 19, 2025, reflect Algeria’s robust engagement in international diplomacy, cultural heritage, legislative advancements, economic innovation, and youth empowerment, against the backdrop of ongoing regional struggles. These developments underscore Algeria’s commitment to progress and collaboration on multiple fronts.
