Le Vice-consul général du Maroc à Oran déclaré persona non grata
On March 27, 2025, a series of significant events and announcements took place in Algeria concerning health, social issues, international relations, and community activities.
Firstly, Hidaoui presided over the inauguration of the first club in Souk Ahras dedicated to health and the fight against drug addiction and social problems. This initiative aims to tackle critical health issues and improve community well-being.
An alarming declaration was made by an NGO regarding France’s blatant disregard for international law in the occupied territory of Western Sahara. This statement highlights ongoing tensions and the need for global attention to the situation in the region.
In the health sector, the Algerian authority responsible for highways, the Algerienne des autoroutes, announced its proactive measures to ensure service continuity during the upcoming Eid al-Fitr celebrations. This emphasizes the importance of infrastructure and service provision during significant cultural events.
Trade and economic developments were marked by Algeria signing agreements worth $1 billion at the Food and Agribusiness Industry Exhibition held in London. This move signifies efforts to bolster the nation’s agricultural and food sector, potentially enhancing economic stability and growth.
Tensions between Morocco and Algeria escalated with the declaration of the Moroccan vice-consul in Oran as persona non grata, indicating a significant diplomatic rift.
In sports, the football club Olympique Akbou announced the departure of their coach, Denis Lavagne, reflecting the ongoing dynamics within the professional sports scene in Algeria.
In another significant development, Algeria Post revealed that its Edahabia card would transition to become the Edahabia Classic, extending its validity period. This change aims to enhance financial services for the population.
In health infrastructure, several new hospitals are set to be inaugurated throughout the country in the first half of 2025, showcasing the government’s commitment to improving healthcare services.
Historically, the Battle of Djebel Bechar was acknowledged as an event of great significance, reinforcing Algeria’s historical narrative and cultural memory.
The UN’s rapporteur urged an end to the repression of Sahrawi human rights defenders, highlighting the international community’s concerns regarding human rights violations in the occupied areas.
In an operation against drug trafficking, authorities seized a substantial quantity of drugs and arrested four Moroccan nationals, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to fighting drug-related crime.
The Direction des Affaires religieuses et des Wakfs of Wilaya d’Alger recognized commendable individuals who excelled in the recitation of the Holy Quran, promoting religious and cultural values in the community.
Additionally, the passenger train service on the Constantine-Alger route was restored, enhancing transportation options for citizens.
Weather forecasts warned of snowfall affecting several provinces starting on Saturday, while stormy rain was expected over the weekend in the eastern parts of the country.
On the international front, Algeria participated in the 12th International Tourism Fair in Croatia, showcasing the nation’s tourism potential and fostering international exchanges in this sector.
In Spain, the University of Zaragoza is set to host an event promoting awareness of the Sahrawi cause, emphasizing the ongoing struggle for recognition and rights on an international scale.
Furthermore, the Sahrawi president called for mobilization against Morocco’s repressive policies regarding political prisoners, underlining the ongoing conflict and the need for advocacy on behalf of those affected.
Cultural initiatives were highlighted as Belmehdi met with winners of the national Quran recitation competition and young reciters, fostering a spirit of cultural appreciation and community engagement.
Lastly, the CRA organized a collective circumcision ceremony for children in Algiers, illustrating efforts to promote cultural traditions and support families in the community.
Overall, March 27, 2025, in Algeria was marked by a combination of health initiatives, international relations contexts, cultural events, and community engagement, reflecting the multifaceted nature of the nation’s current affairs.
