Le parti TAJ organise une conférence sur « l’importance de préserver la cohésion de la société et de la mobiliser pour relever les défis »
Summary of Recent Events in Algeria (May 24, 2025)
On May 24, 2025, a variety of noteworthy events and announcements took place across Algeria, reflecting developments in culture, politics, and various sectors of society.
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Customs Registration: Over 23,000 individuals have registered in the Algerian Customs Information System. This initiative is expected to enhance administrative efficiency and improve service delivery within customs.
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Literary Achievement: Renowned author Yasmina Khadra has received the prestigious CMDA award, recognizing his contributions to literature and the arts.
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Tourism Development: There is a strong push to transform tourism into a robust alternative sector that fosters economic growth and job creation. This perspective highlights the need for strategic investments in the tourism industry.
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Artisan Registration: The national database now includes over 460,000 registered artisans, showcasing the importance of this sector in Algeria’s economy and culture.
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Press Freedom: On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day, the Sinaat Al-Ghad Foundation honored 40 journalists for their courage and dedication to upholding journalistic integrity.
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Social Cohesion Conference: The TAJ party organized a conference aimed at emphasizing the importance of social cohesion and mobilizing communities to face current challenges.
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Youth and History: In Sétif, the Minister of Mujahideen urged the importance of instilling a historical consciousness among youth, ensuring that the lessons of the past inform future generations.
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Health Diplomacy: At the 78th World Health Assembly, Algeria’s Minister of Health engaged with his Mauritanian counterpart in Geneva to discuss health collaboration and shared challenges.
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Consumer Rights in Ouargla: Authorities highlighted a participative approach to address consumer concerns, promoting transparency and responsiveness in market practices.
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Tribute to Mohamed Lakhdar Hamina: The late filmmaker was laid to rest in Sidi Yahia cemetery in Algiers, marking a moment of reflection on his contributions to Algerian cinema.
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Cybersecurity Awards: The winners of a cybersecurity competition were announced, recognizing three teams for their exceptional skills and innovation in the field.
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Global Protests: There were renewed global demonstrations against Israeli aggression in Gaza, showing widespread international solidarity for the cause.
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Youth Scouts Gathering: The Arab gathering of youth scouts and guides commenced, fostering regional collaboration and leadership among young people.
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Political Focus on National Unity: Political party PT called for solidarity and internal unity in response to external threats, emphasizing the need for a united front.
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Basketball Championship: The Hussein-Dey Marines won the Algerian Women’s Basketball Cup, defeating USM Alger with a score of 45-39.
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University Sports Participation: Approximately 200,000 students participated actively in university sports during the current academic year, demonstrating the vibrancy of student athletic life.
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Political Unity Initiatives: The MSP political party stressed the importance of unifying ranks to strengthen the national front and tackle pressing societal issues.
- Athletics Milestone: Djaber Bar set a new national record in the hammer throw at the U18 Elite Young Talents athletics event with a throw of 66.43 meters.
These events portray a dynamic snapshot of Algeria’s socio-economic landscape, underscoring significant progress in various fields and the ongoing efforts to foster unity and development within the nation.
