Le ministre de la Communication accueille l’ambassadrice de Slovénie en Algérie.

Le ministre de la Communication reçoit l’ambassadrice de Slovénie en Algérie

Summary of Events and Developments in Algeria – May 19, 2025

As of May 19, 2025, Algeria has been actively involved in various national and international events, showcasing its commitment to global cooperation and addressing critical issues. Below is a detailed overview of significant happenings in the country.

1. BID Assembly:
   Algeria’s participation in the Assemblies of the Islamic Development Bank (BID) has highlighted its role in promoting South-South cooperation. During the meetings, Algeria’s efforts in training and youth employment were emphasized, showcasing the country’s dedication to sustainable development and partnership among developing nations.

2. World Health Assembly:
   At the 78th session of the World Health Assembly, Algeria recognized the newly adopted pandemic treaty. The country expressed its commitment to global health security and collaboration in preventing and responding to future pandemics.

3. Support for Sahrawi Cause:
   The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic’s ambassador praised Algeria’s unwavering support for the Sahrawi cause, reaffirming its position in advocating for self-determination and peace in Western Sahara.

4. New Leadership in the Council of the Nation:
   Azzouz Nasri was elected as the new president of the Council of the Nation, emphasizing that November would be a reference point for his leadership. His priorities include serving Algeria’s interests and the well-being of its people.

5. National Student Day:
   The National Student Day was celebrated with various activities across southern and western regions of Algeria. Events included exhibitions showcasing innovations made by university students, reflecting a vibrant educational culture.

6. Partnerships and Agreements:
   During the Assemblies of the BID in Algeria, a memorandum of understanding was signed between UN Women and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OISA), aimed at fostering gender equality and women’s empowerment in the region.

7. Cinematic Initiatives:
   A documentary about nationalist leader Ali Laimeche is set to be released in Tizi-Ouzou, further contributing to the cultural dialogue surrounding Algeria’s historical figures and events.

8. International Representation:
   Algeria represented its interests at the Global Hydrogen Summit in Rotterdam, reaffirming its commitment to renewable energy and sustainable practices within the global energy market.

9. Legislative Advances:
   A new bill regarding social insurance was adopted, extending maternity leave, reflecting progress in social policies aimed at supporting families and women’s rights in the workforce.

10. Diplomatic Engagements:
    Algeria’s Minister of Communication held talks with the Slovenian ambassador, indicating Algeria’s commitment to strengthening international relations.

11. Public Events:
    The 7th Cirta-Siyaha Exhibition in Constantine attracted significant public attendance, highlighting local entrepreneurship and tourism potential.

12. Technological Innovations:
    In the telecommunications sector, Djezzy and the Bank of Algeria (BDL) launched e-payment services via VISA cards, promoting digital financial services and enhancing consumer convenience.

Through these developments, Algeria continues to assert its presence on both regional and global stages, advocating for cooperation, understanding, and progress in various sectors ranging from health to technology and social welfare.