AVIS DE CONSULTATION N°16/APS/2025 DU 02/06/2025
Summary of Current Events in Algeria (June 5, 2025)
On June 5, 2025, several significant developments occurred in Algeria, spanning topics from international relations to local natural events and social issues. Here’s a concise summary of the day’s highlights:
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International Conference on Organized Crime: The Algerian National Assembly (APN) is attending an international conference in Rome focused on organized crime within the OSCE region. This reflects Algeria’s commitment to addressing global security issues and enhancing international collaboration.
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Heat Wave: A heat wave is predicted to affect three eastern provinces over the weekend, raising concerns about public health and safety. Additionally, thunderstorms are forecasted to accompany this weather pattern, potentially leading to hazardous conditions.
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Conflict in Gaza: The ongoing aggression in Gaza has resulted in a humanitarian tragedy, with reported casualties rising to 54,677 martyrs and 125,530 injured. The situation continues to evoke international condemnation and calls for action against the violence.
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Security Council Dynamics: The UN Security Council failed to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, highlighting ongoing geopolitical tensions. Moreover, calls were made emphasizing the need to dismantle the impunity that allows continued aggression against Palestinians.
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Algerian – Libyan Trade: The Algerian government is examining ways to facilitate the flow of goods and services to the Libyan market, indicating a strategic move towards strengthening economic ties in the region.
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Football Team Preparations: Ahead of a friendly match with Rwanda, Algeria’s national football team displayed enthusiasm in their training sessions, signalling ambitions for upcoming competitions.
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Environmental Initiatives: The government is working on a plan to combat plastic pollution, reflecting increasing awareness and action towards environmental sustainability.
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Aïd El-Adha Preparations: In anticipation of the upcoming Aïd el-Adha festival, more than 11,300 merchants have been mobilized to ensure the availability of goods and services. The ONA (National Office of Oranges) will be operational throughout the holiday, providing necessary support.
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Recognition of Entrepreneurial Policies: Algeria was recognized at a GEC event in Indiana for its innovative entrepreneurial policies. This commendation underlines the country’s efforts in promoting business and investment opportunities.
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Bilateral Energy Cooperation: A phone conversation between Algeria’s Minister of Energy, Arkab, and his Syrian counterpart focused on enhancing cooperation in the energy sector, reinforcing Algeria’s role in regional energy dynamics.
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Dockers’ Protest in France: Dock workers in France have refused to load military shipments to Israel, reflecting broader international sentiments and activism regarding the situation in Gaza.
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Natural Disasters: A minor earthquake measuring 4.0 on the Richter scale struck the Médéa province, reminding residents of the region’s seismic activity.
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Political Developments: The Moroccan government continues to face challenges within the African Union, exemplifying its current geopolitical struggles.
- Condolences for Boudina: The passing of Mostefa Boudina prompted the Minister of Mujahedeen to extend condolences, highlighting the historical significance of Boudina’s contributions.
This summary encapsulates a range of societal, political, and environmental issues that are currently affecting Algeria, reflecting both domestic concerns and international engagements.
