Belmehdi s’enquiert de la gestion des biens wakfs à travers le territoire national
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria – April 9, 2025
On April 9, 2025, significant developments occurred across various sectors in Algeria, showcasing the nation’s dynamic socio-political landscape and ongoing reforms.
1. Moto Expo 2025 in Constantine:
The day marked the inauguration of the first Moto Expo 2025 in Constantine, featuring the participation of 50 exhibitors. This event aims to promote the motorcycle industry and encourage local and international collaboration, highlighting Algeria’s commitment to expanding its automotive sector.
2. Coordination Meeting for National Testing Lab:
Zitouni led a coordination meeting focusing on the action program of the National Testing Laboratory. This initiative reflects the government’s efforts to enhance quality control and standardization within industries that rely on testing outcomes.
3. Journalism Training Session Closure:
Meziane presided over the closing of a training session dedicated to communication techniques in journalism. The session aimed to equip journalists with essential skills to enhance their reporting and communication, underlining the importance of professional development in the press sector.
4. Reception of Danish Delegation:
M. Berbara from the National People’s Assembly (APN) received a parliamentary delegation from the Danish Parliament’s European Affairs Commission. This meeting underscores Algeria’s commitment to strengthening international relations and diplomatic ties with European nations.
5. Sahrawi Government Critique:
The Sahrawi Government expressed deep regret over the U.S. administration’s stance on their situation, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. Their statement reflects the continued struggle for recognition and support from the international community.
6. Launch of ‘Z’malet El-Emir Abdelkader’:
A ship named "Z’malet El-Emir Abdelkader" was launched into the water at El Marsa Port, near Chlef. This event supports Algeria’s maritime industry and enhances its capabilities in shipping and trade.
7. UN Call on Morocco:
A UN body has called for the immediate release of a Sahrawi student held arbitrarily in Morocco, spotlighting issues of human rights violations and ongoing political conflicts concerning the Sahrawi people.
8. Minister of Sports Commitment:
The Minister of Sports reiterated the government’s commitment to support Algerian clubs in their journey toward professionalism. This pledge indicates a strategic focus on promoting sports as a vital sector for national development.
9. Colonization Law Proposal Meeting:
Rebiga met with members of the parliamentary committee working on a bill to criminalize colonization. This legislative step marks an important movement in addressing historical injustices.
10. Management of Wakf Properties:
Belmehdi has begun inquiries regarding the management of Wakf properties across the nation. This exploration aims to ensure proper stewardship of these religious endowments.
11. Synergy Between AI and Humanities:
In Sidi Bel Abbes, an urgent call was made to reinforce the interaction between artificial intelligence and the humanities, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary approaches in education and research.
12. CAF Committee Executive Meeting:
The new executive committee of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) is scheduled to hold its first meeting in Accra on April 26. This meeting will address various operational improvements within African football governance.
13. Growth of Islamic Finance:
The Banque Nationale d’Algérie reported that deposits in Islamic finance reached 50 billion DZD by the end of March 2025. This growth signals a positive trend in the acceptance of alternative banking models among Algerians.
14. Upcoming Plenary Session at APN:
A plenary session is scheduled for Thursday, focusing on oral questions directed at government members. This reflects the APN’s ongoing role in holding the government accountable.
15. Investment Projects Advancements:
The AAPI announced that the majority of the investment projects have entered effective implementation phases, indicating a proactive economic agenda and enhanced investment climate in Algeria.
16. Impacts of the Gaza Blockade:
Reports reveal the devastating effects of the blockade on Gaza, particularly on children, drawing international attention to humanitarian issues and the necessity for diplomatic resolutions.
17. Air Algérie’s Ambitions:
Air Algérie has set ambitious goals to become a leading player in African air transport. This aim aligns with broader national objectives to enhance connectivity and stimulate tourism.
18. Pharmaceutical Sector Support:
The government reaffirmed its commitment to supporting and accompanying economic operators within the pharmaceutical industry, indicating a proactive approach to health sector development.
19. Counter-Terrorism Efforts:
The Algerian National Army announced the surrender of one terrorist and the arrest of nine individuals providing support to terrorist groups within a week, showcasing the government’s commitment to national security.
20. Ligue 2 Amateur Final Sprint:
In amateur football, the final sprint for promotion in Ligue 2 East is heating up, with ES Ben Aknoun looking to extend their lead in the West. This local sporting event reflects the enthusiastic engagement of fans and players alike.
These updates reflect Algeria’s ongoing efforts to promote development, engage in significant international dialogues, and tackle pressing social and political issues effectively.
