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Summary of Recent Headlines in Algeria (May 12, 2025)
The digital platform of the Algerian Agency for the Promotion of Renewable Energies (APRUE) has seen a significant milestone, reaching 18,000 registrations for converting vehicles to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) by the end of 2024. This initiative represents a crucial step towards promoting cleaner energy sources and reducing the carbon footprint of transportation in Algeria.
In academic discussions, there’s a growing call for universities to enhance their research contributions regarding Algerian scholars. This initiative aims to preserve and promote the intellectual heritage and the notable work of these scholars, ensuring their contributions are recognized and utilized in contemporary research.
Oran has become a focal point for discussions on energy transition and efficiency with the ongoing National Energy Efficiency Summit (SNEE7). The summit addresses the urgent need to implement strategies that promote energy efficiency amidst global climate challenges.
On the international front, closed consultations have been held regarding the African Union’s support and stabilization mission in Somalia, highlighting ongoing efforts to address security challenges in the region.
The establishment of two Algerian banks in Mauritania and Senegal emerges as a strategic advantage for African economic integration. This initiative aims to enhance financial cooperation and stimulate economic growth across the continent.
Algerian President’s recent state visit to Slovenia underscores Algeria’s global diplomatic engagements, with the intention of strengthening bilateral relations. This visit follows participation in several international meetings, including one attended by Deputy Benhamouda in Jakarta focused on the Executive Committee of the Union of Arab Parliaments.
Regarding the pilgrimage, all logistical arrangements have been confirmed to facilitate Algerian pilgrims visiting the Holy Places, showcasing the government’s commitment to religious tourism.
In Gaza, the casualty figures from the ongoing conflict have escalated, with reports indicating that over 52,000 have lost their lives and nearly 120,000 injured. Calls intensify for an end to the humanitarian blockade imposed by the occupying forces, reflecting the dire need for international humanitarian intervention.
In the realm of corporate partnerships, Sonatrach has renewed its sponsorship agreement with the Algerian Football Federation (FAF) for three more years, marking a continued investment in sports as a unifying national passion.
The Ministry of Interior has issued a reminder for owners of imported vehicles less than three years old to obtain registration cards, emphasizing the need for legal compliance in vehicle ownership.
Furthermore, a meeting took place between Boudjemaa and the Chief Justice of Zimbabwe, enhancing judicial collaboration between the two nations.
On the judiciary front, the Minister of Justice oversaw the installation of the new Director General of the National Office for the Fight against Drug Trafficking (ONLCDT), reflecting ongoing governmental commitment to combating drug issues.
An international symposium in Oran focused on climate change impacts, bringing together experts to discuss sustainable solutions. Meanwhile, Justice Ministry sessions began this week to train magistrates and officials, addressing the need for enhanced legal expertise.
In Ghardaïa, calls have been made for societal mobilization to tackle challenges facing Algeria today. Additionally, a reflective narrative emerged during commemorations in Mascara about the massacres of May 8, 1945, marking this event as a significant crime against the state.
Overall, these developments underline a diverse array of initiatives within Algeria aimed at addressing energy efficiency, societal challenges, and international engagement, as the country navigates complex domestic and global landscapes.
