M. Meziane appelle les journalistes sportifs à se conformer à la déontologie de la profession
Summary
On April 23, 2025, numerous significant events unfolded in Algeria, covering a wide range of topics including international diplomacy, local governance, sports journalism ethics, and cultural heritage.
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Visit from ESGN Delegation: A delegation from the ESGN (an educational institution) visited the headquarters of the National People’s Assembly (APN) for informational purposes, indicating a focus on enhancing educational governance and relations with legislative bodies.
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Support for Start-Ups: In a bid to foster entrepreneurship, the government announced a drastic reduction of 70% in public television advertising expenses specifically aimed at benefiting start-ups. This move aims to bolster new businesses through enhanced visibility.
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European Relations: The Chancellor of Djamaâ El-Djazaïr (University of Algiers) welcomed the General Director for the MENA region from the European Commission, signifying ongoing collaborative efforts and educational exchanges between Algeria and Europe.
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Ethics in Sports Journalism: A call was made by a government official, M. Meziane, urging sports journalists to adhere strictly to professional ethics, reflecting a commitment to maintaining integrity within the media sector.
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Diplomatic Engagements: M. Attaf, appointed by the President of Algeria, traveled to Helsinki as part of official diplomatic duties. He also laid a floral tribute on the grave of Olof Palme in Stockholm, acknowledging the historical ties between Algeria and Palme, a supporter of the Algerian Revolution.
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Investment Partnership: The "Algerian-European Partnership for Sustainable Investment" project reported favorable outcomes, showcasing Algeria’s attractiveness as an investment destination and enhancing its economic partnerships with European nations.
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Cooperation Agreements: Sonatrach, Algeria’s national oil and gas company, renewed its cooperation agreement with the National Delegation for Road Safety, highlighting an ongoing commitment to enhancing safety standards.
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Sahrawi Attacks: Tensions escalated as the Sahrawi Army reported new attacks on Moroccan occupation forces at bases in the Guelta sector, underscoring ongoing regional conflicts.
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Hadj Flight Arrangements: Planning for the Hadj pilgrimage was announced, along with the launch of an online portal "Bawabet El Hadj Dz" and an app "Rakb Al-Hadjij" to facilitate arrangements for pilgrims.
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Further Agreements: Another agreement was signed between Sonatrach and Logitrans, aimed at enhancing logistics in the oil and gas sector.
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National Gendarmerie Visit: Officials and officers from the National Gendarmerie visited the Council of the Nation to strengthen ties between security and legislative bodies.
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Arab League Participation: Chaib led the Algerian delegation participating in the 163rd regular session of the Arab League Council, emphasizing Algeria’s active role in regional affairs.
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Investment Reforms: The government examined modifications to the executive decree related to urban planning, as part of its efforts to streamline the investment process.
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Women’s Role in Society: A discourse on the empowerment of women in facing national challenges was initiated, emphasizing the importance of female participation in various sectors.
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Historical Colloquium: A colloquium took place in Tissemsilt commemorating the 65th anniversary of an attack by the Algerian National Liberation Army (ALN) against a French colonial post, reinforcing historical awareness.
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Cultural Heritage: The role of photography in preserving cultural heritage was highlighted, advocating for greater recognition of its significance in Algeria.
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Diplomatic Conference: A conference in Algiers focused on Algerian diplomacy during the National Liberation War, reflecting on its historical impact and lessons for current international relations.
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Tourism Expansion: The National Tourism Office is strategically positioning itself to capture new markets, indicating a revitalization of the tourism sector.
- Swedish Industry Engagement: In Stockholm, M. Attaf met with the Executive Director of the Swedish Industry Council, fostering economic ties and industry collaboration.
This summary outlines the key affairs of the day, which collectively signal progress in governance, international relations, cultural heritage, and socioeconomic development in Algeria. Each event reflects a dynamic landscape of political, social, and economic changes that are shaping the future of the nation.
