Le ministère de l’Education nationale dévoile le calendrier des examens du BEM et du BAC session 2025
Summary of Current Events – March 26, 2025
On March 26, 2025, a series of notable events have been reported, reflecting various sectors across Algeria, from cultural activities to governmental initiatives and social outreach.
1. Aïd El-Fitr Preparation:
As Aïd El-Fitr approaches, additional transportation provisions have been made, with 2,150 extra bus services being set up across various bus stations. This move aims to facilitate travel for those celebrating the festivity. Furthermore, the Protection Civile has initiated a campaign to raise awareness about safety and accident risks during the holiday.
2. Health Initiatives:
Cherfi, a government official, visited children undergoing cancer treatment at the Mohamed Lamine Debaghine Hospital in Algiers. This visit underscores a commitment to supporting vulnerable patients during challenging times. In a related effort, a charity event titled "Nous, les enfants de demain," focused on aiding children with cancer, will take place on March 27, 2025.
3. Education Developments:
The Ministry of National Education has announced the schedule for the 2025 BEM and BAC examinations, highlighting the government’s emphasis on educational stability and planning.
4. Commerce and Economic Affairs:
The report indicates over 34,000 commercial violations were recorded during the first 24 days of Ramadan, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement of business regulations during this crucial economic period. Additionally, Minister Zitouni co-chaired a meeting aimed at digitizing the interior commerce sector to enhance operational efficiency.
5. Ongoing Sports Events:
The 2025 edition of the Press Tournament concluded this week, with the final taking place at the Olympic Complex, showcasing the competitive spirit of journalists across Algeria. Moreover, the men’s and women’s handball league will resume in April, fostering local talent and community engagement in sports.
6. Infrastructure and Industry Talks:
The Minister of Public Works, Rekhroukh, engaged with members of Parliament from the Tamanrasset and In Guezzam regions, discussing infrastructure needs and development. Concurrently, discussions involving the revival of the Djelfa cement factory were held between Minister Ghrieb and representatives from the Chinese company CSCEC, indicating a focus on industrial partnerships.
7. Cultural Events and Celebrations:
Cultural life continues to thrive with the screening of the historical film "Zighoud Youcef" at the Opera of Algiers. Meanwhile, a postal stamp series celebrating traditional women’s attire from Eastern Algeria has been issued, showcasing the country’s rich heritage.
8. Observations and Celebrations:
The night for lunar crescent observation to announce the beginning of Chaoual has been set for the coming Saturday, marking an essential tradition for Aïd El-Fitr celebrations. Following this, the government has declared the first three days of Chaoual as paid holidays, allowing citizens to enjoy the festivities.
9. International Affairs:
In global news, reports from the occupied West Bank indicate extensive military presence with nearly 850 checkpoints operated by Israeli forces. The ongoing conflict in Gaza has resulted in severe humanitarian consequences, with reports of over 50,000 fatalities and more than 113,000 injuries due to military aggression.
10. Sports Achievements:
In sports, the Algerian national football team celebrated a significant victory against Mozambique with a score of 5-1 in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, boosting the country’s morale and hopes for international success.
Operational updates, community initiatives, and cultural advancements demonstrate a country actively engaging in development while balancing celebration and social responsibility. The government’s initiatives, educational planning, health outreach, and sports achievements reflect a comprehensive approach to enhancing the quality of life for citizens amidst various challenges.
