« La créativité de l’étudiant, levier de l’économie culturelle », thème d’une rencontre à Alger
Rewritten Summary:
On a recent occasion in Algiers, the Minister of Culture and Arts, Mr. Zouhir Ballalou, hosted an event entitled "The Creativity of Students: A Lever for Cultural Economy." This gathering was part of the National Student Day celebrations, showcasing exhibitions and performances by students from various artistic schools and training institutes at the École Supérieure des Beaux-Arts.
During this event, Ballalou highlighted the significant role that Algerian students have played in the nation’s history, particularly referencing their courageous decision on May 19, 1956, to leave their studies and join the fight for liberation. He emphasized that today’s students in the arts and cultural heritage continue this legacy, expressing their creativity through various mediums such as painting, music, and visual arts, thereby preserving Algeria’s identity.
The minister conveyed that the occasion’s theme encapsulates profound meanings, reflecting a strategic vision for the future. He asserted that the Algeria being developed demands the energy, innovation, and creativity of students, urging them to become proactive partners in shaping a cultural economy that mirrors the country’s civilizational depth and human richness.
Furthermore, Ballalou announced the revival of the National Festival of Training Schools as a competitive and creative forum and the establishment of a "Student Orchestra." This initiative is designed to unite music students from diverse educational institutions under a national project.
He also discussed plans to enhance and support the establishment of scientific clubs in higher education institutes, aiming to foster knowledge exchange and encourage creativity and innovation.
The event featured various artistic exhibitions by students from cultural training institutions, displaying modern models and paintings that illustrate the stages of Algeria’s struggle against French colonization. These included performances showcasing different genres of both Algerian and global musical heritage, highlighting the students’ talents and commitment to cultural expression.
