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Summary of Recent Developments in Algeria (March 20, 2025)
As of March 20, 2025, several significant events and initiatives have occurred in Algeria, reflecting ongoing efforts in environmental conservation, diplomatic relations, public health, and infrastructure development.
1. Environmental Initiatives:
Over 235,000 trees have been planted in Algeria during the 2024-2025 season as part of a nationwide environmental initiative. This campaign coincided with the celebration of International Day of Forests, which included additional reforestation and awareness programs aimed at preserving the country’s forest heritage, particularly in the western regions.
2. Diplomatic Relations:
Algerian President expressed his congratulations to the Tunisian President on the occasion of Tunisia’s 69th Independence Day, highlighting the importance of regional cooperation and solidarity among neighboring countries.
3. Pilgrimage Preparation:
Preparations for the Hajj 2025 pilgrimage are underway, with the announcement of flight operations through the +Bawabet El Hadj Dz+ portal and the +Rakb Alhajij+ app. This initiative aims to streamline organization and enhance the experience for travelers intending to make the pilgrimage.
4. Political Developments:
The National Liberation Front (FLN) celebrated its favorable results from the recent elections for half the members of the Council of the Nation, emphasizing its continuing influence in Algerian politics.
5. Strategic Partnerships:
A significant partnership was established between Air Algérie and Djezzy through the signing of a protocol agreement. This strategic alliance aims to bolster the offerings and connectivity of both entities in Algeria’s transportation and telecommunications sectors.
6. Economic Reforms:
Minister Bouzred acknowledged the pressing need for continued modernization of the fiscal administration in Algeria. This is part of broader financial reforms necessary for improving efficiency and transparency within government operations.
7. Healthcare Infrastructure:
Minister Saihi highlighted the government’s efforts in enhancing healthcare facilities across Algeria. This includes the construction of new health structures to better serve populations in both urban and rural areas, reflecting the administration’s commitment to public health.
8. Urban Rehabilitation Projects:
An important urban initiative was launched by Minister Merad, involving the rehabilitation of historic neighborhoods in Constantine. This project aims to preserve the city’s cultural heritage while improving living conditions for its residents.
9. Education and Economic Development:
At the University of Algiers 3, a program initiated the creation of 50 micro-enterprises, which is expected to contribute to the national economy. This initiative encourages entrepreneurship among students and aims to reduce unemployment.
10. International Relations and Heritage:
Algeria is also pursuing the inclusion of the archaeological heritage of Tébessa on the indicative list of World Heritage sites. This step is part of ongoing efforts to promote and protect the country’s rich historical and cultural legacy on an international scale.
11. Regional Security Issues:
In the international arena, the Palestinian Foreign Minister called upon the global community to address ongoing aggression in occupied territories. On the other hand, the Sahrawi army targeted Moroccan occupation forces, a reminder of the persistent conflict in Western Sahara.
12. Traffic Safety Concerns:
Recent statistics highlighted alarming figures related to urban accidents, reporting 13 fatalities and 456 injuries in just one week. This raises concerns about road safety and the need for improved traffic regulations and infrastructure.
13. Condolences for a Journalist’s Passing:
The Algerian media community mourned the death of journalist Fatima Ould Khessal, with condolences being extended by officials, including the Minister of Communication. Her passing marks a significant loss to the field of journalism in Algeria.
These events showcase Algeria’s multifaceted approach to addressing environmental concerns, enhancing healthcare and education, strengthening diplomatic ties, and fostering economic development, all while navigating complex regional challenges. The initiatives represent a commitment to sustainable development and public welfare as Algeria continues to evolve on both the domestic and international stages.
