lancement du service de localisation des camps à Mina et Arafat via Bawabetelhadj au profit des pèlerins algériens
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria
Infrastructure Projects: Road Development
The completion of the road connecting the 5 July interchange to Kheraicia is critical for public works. Authorities emphasize the importance of finishing this project within the contractual deadlines, spotlighting the need for efficient project management and accountability in executing public infrastructure.
BEM 2025 Exam
This year, around 180,000 candidates participated in the BEM (Brevet de l’Enseignement Moyen) exams across various regions, including the western and southern parts of Algeria. Both areas experienced favorable conditions, fostering a conducive environment for students to undertake their evaluations. The Minister of Education commenced the examination process from Ghardaïa, affirming the government’s commitment to education.
Pilgrimage Services for Hadj 2025
The Hadj 2025 pilgrimage sees the introduction of a camp localization service in Mina and Arafat, aimed at assisting Algerian pilgrims. This initiative, powered by Bawabetelhadj, seeks to enhance the experience and safety of pilgrims during this crucial spiritual journey.
Cultural Events
In cultural news, a presentation of Merzak Allouache’s latest film, "Première Ligne," took place in Algiers. This highlights the ongoing efforts to promote local cinema and artistic expression.
International Warnings
The British Foreign Office issued alerts to its citizens traveling to Morocco, citing potential terrorist threats. This precaution underscores the heightened awareness of security risks in the region.
Human Rights Concerns
Morocco was deemed ineligible for the 2025 Nelson Mandela Prize due to its poor human rights record. This decision reflects international scrutiny regarding human rights practices in the region.
Political Developments
The MSP (Movement of Society for Peace) organized a conference in Algiers celebrating its 34th anniversary, demonstrating ongoing political engagement in the country. Meanwhile, discussions around youth and sports continue, with the Algerian football federation focusing on training for the current term, aiming to bolster the nation’s sports infrastructure and youth engagement.
Social Initiatives
Mouloudji led a ceremony celebrating World Children’s Day, highlighting Algeria’s achievements in child protection and welfare. A Nigerian delegation expressed admiration for Algeria’s advancements in housing and sustainable development, reinforcing Algeria’s role as a leader in social progress within the region.
Environmental Measures
In response to environmental concerns, a campaign against forest fires was launched in Tipasa under the supervision of M. Hidaoui, emphasizing the government’s proactive stance on environmental conservation.
Youth Sports
On the sports front, the USM Alger triumphed in the inaugural national tournament for U13 academies, marking a significant achievement in promoting youth sports and establishing a competitive atmosphere among young athletes.
Conclusion
Recent events in Algeria reveal a blend of infrastructural, educational, cultural, and social developments, underscoring the government’s diverse focus areas. As the country navigates challenges ranging from security to human rights, it simultaneously promotes cultural initiatives and youth engagement in sports and education.
