deux individus placés en détention provisoire pour fraude aux épreuves du BEM
Summary of Recent News (June 3, 2025)
1. Economic Activity During Aïd El-Adha
Over 55,000 merchants are actively engaged to ensure continuous service during the Aïd El-Adha celebrations. This commitment aims to maintain the supply of goods and services essential for the holiday.
2. Diplomatic Engagements
The President of Algeria held discussions with his Rwandan counterpart, who is on an official visit to Algeria. This interaction marked an important moment in strengthening the historical, solidary relations between Algeria and Rwanda, especially given their shared commitment to defending African interests.
3. Legal Developments
In the Court of Algiers, two individuals have been placed under provisional detention for creating fictitious companies, committing fraud, and tax evasion. Similarly, the Tribunal of Merouana in Batna reported the detention of two people for fraud related to the BEM exams.
4. Transport Infrastructure Expansion
A new railway line connecting Constantine to Biskra has been launched, along with a Coradia train service for the Constantine-Alger route, signifying advances in Algeria’s transportation infrastructure.
5. Commemorative Events
The Rwandan president paid tribute to the martyrs of Algeria’s national liberation war. This gesture highlights the solidarity and shared history between the two nations.
6. Political Reactions
The National Council expressed strong indignation over recent actions by the French Senate regarding Algeria. This reflects ongoing tensions in Algeria-France relations, particularly concerning historical grievances.
7. Humanitarian Concerns
Reports from Gaza indicate a drastic increase in casualty figures amid the ongoing conflict, with 54,510 martyrs and 124,901 injured due to recent violent escalations.
8. Road Safety Statistics
Recent statistics indicate a troubling rise in road accidents in Algeria, resulting in 39 fatalities and 1,645 injuries over just one week. This raises significant concerns about road safety measures.
9. Youth Engagement
The President of the Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ) met with a delegation of local youth representatives from the Mila wilaya, emphasizing the importance of youth involvement in governance.
10. Justice Ministry Meetings
The Minister of Justice held discussions with the president of the High Authority for Transparency and the Prevention of Corruption (HATPLC), focusing on legal reforms and integrity in governance.
11. Economic Outlook
Positive trends are reported in Algeria’s non-hydrocarbon economy, showcasing growth despite global economic challenges. The expansion in various sectors suggests a diversification effort away from oil dependency.
12. Inter-Wilaya Transport Services
The National Railway Company (SNTF) has launched new inter-wilaya lines to improve connectivity across regions, aiming to enhance transportation accessibility and stimulate economic activities.
13. Legislative Developments
The National People’s Assembly (APN) is currently reviewing proposed amendments to two key laws concerning mining activities and retirement policies, reflecting ongoing efforts at legislative reform.
14. Academic Development Initiatives
A new training program has been initiated for members of the Djamaâ El-Djazaïr rectorate, indicating continued investment in educational and administrative capacity-building initiatives.
Conclusion
The recent developments highlight Algeria’s commitment to economic growth, infrastructure expansion, and diplomatic engagements while navigating challenges in road safety, legal integrity, and international relations, particularly with the backdrop of historical tensions and humanitarian crises.
