le président de la République adresse ses vœux aux éléments de l’ANP et des corps constitués et au personnel de la santé
Summary of Recent Events: A Focus on Global and National Issues
As of March 31, 2025, significant events have unfolded both on the international stage and within Algeria. In Gaza, the ongoing Israeli aggression has led to a staggering toll of 50,357 martyrs and 114,400 injured, reflecting a dire humanitarian crisis. The situation in Gaza remains a focal point of global concern, highlighting the urgent need for international dialogue and resolution regarding this enduring conflict.
On a cultural note, Yasmina Sellam’s new book, "Le couscous, racines et couleurs d’Algérie," has been released, celebrating Algerian heritage through its culinary traditions. This publication underscores the importance of cultural identity and the richness of Algeria’s diverse background.
In France, the political landscape has been turbulent, marked by Marine Le Pen, the head of the extreme-right party, being found guilty of misappropriating public funds. This legal ruling raises questions about accountability and integrity within political spheres, signifying a shift in the public’s perception of political figures.
On a positive note, the Algerian community has recently celebrated Eid al-Fitr, a significant religious holiday marking the end of Ramadan. The President of Algeria extended his warm wishes to the members of the National People’s Army (ANP), health personnel, and the nation as a whole. The celebrations were characterized by compassion and tranquility, exemplified by the communal prayers held at prominent mosques, such as the Emir-Abdelkader Mosque in Constantine.
The President participated in the Eid prayer at Djamaâ El-Djazaïr, symbolizing unity and shared values among the Algerian people. Following this, a series of national events and activities have been organized, including a national letter writing competition for children with extended participation deadlines, and the announcement of the 27th International Health Show (SIMEM) scheduled to occur in Oran from April 9 to 12, 2025.
In sports, the national marathon championship is set to take place in Tipasa, showcasing Algeria’s commitment to promoting athletic events and community engagement.
The sentiment of solidarity for the Sahrawi people is also notable, with demonstrations occurring in France advocating for the release of Sahrawi political prisoners. This reflects the broader global dialogue around human rights and the issue of political prisoners in contested territories.
Moreover, alarming reports have surfaced from occupied territories, particularly in Jenin, where dozens of Palestinians were attacked by Israeli forces following Eid prayers. Additionally, as the community observed both Eid al-Fitr and Earth Day, the plight of over 9,500 Palestinian prisoners has been emphasized, calling attention to ongoing injustices faced in detention centers.
Economic conditions are being monitored closely, with an inter-ministerial decree outlining the presentation standards for fresh fruits and vegetables, aiming to improve market regulation and consumer safety.
Amidst these various national and international developments, the overarching themes remain resilience, solidarity, and the quest for peace and justice—central to the interests and aspirations of the Algerian people and those affected in the broader region.
This summary highlights the interconnectedness of cultural identity, political accountability, and the ongoing calls for justice, underscoring the resilience of communities in the face of adversity.
