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[00:00:04] Thank you very much for accepting our invitation and for being with us. Good evening.
[00:00:05] against this
[00:00:05] What's funny? I'm talking to So, that was the Thank you for inviting me. The pleasure
[00:00:09] Hasten to is ours. I also welcome Mr. Malik Mesli, communications manager
[00:00:12] of the NBN promotion real estate development company.
[00:00:16] Sir,
[00:00:19] Hasten to salvation. thank you very much for accepting our invitation and for being with us. Good evening. Thank you very much for inviting us.
[00:00:23] We are delighted and honored to be here with you tonight. The
[00:00:28] distress. Do not pleasure is ours. So, as I said, this is the... event that has become
[00:00:30] essential for all
[00:00:35] and independent homeland. economic operators in the real estate
[00:00:38] launch initiatives in any field, in development sector. So, before we get to the heart of the matter, how can we
[00:00:42] describe the Ilogia
[00:00:43] we will have low clouds and
[00:00:44] counterpart. The talks focused exhibition today?
[00:00:45] abroad, a package of
[00:00:46] contribute to the development of So, today we could really present the Ilogia exhibition as the link
[00:00:49] between real estate
[00:00:51] eat? Lunch is for now. Let's keep
[00:00:51] the following developers and visitors who really want to invest with peace of mind in
[00:00:58] December the gesture of is a swimmer, not from Algeria. This is the 13th edition exactly. So, the first edition took place in 2013, yeah.
[00:01:01] Uh, we really try to do our best
[00:01:05] within
[00:01:06] with their fuel our capabilities laid a wreath of with us. Therefore, this
[00:01:08] I'll eat by candlelight. Why don't to have an event that will make an impression on
[00:01:11] people. And how did this
[00:01:15] initiative to create the Ilogia
[00:01:17] of the homeland. This One minute of exhibition come about? It was year 2025 were because of the needs.
[00:01:19] demand. We noticed
[00:01:21] consultation day once a a great demand from people who are ready together to implement
[00:01:24] you didn't understand me on the to me. My visit every year to this
[00:01:24] in fashion. I know. I mean, didn't necessarily have the time to visit promotion by
[00:01:28] themselves into the unknown, or rather into promotion. Yeah, it shortage in the region takes a lot of and friends. The customs services
[00:01:31] time. So, and who didn't are at a level, and their dealings with necessarily have the necessary
[00:01:34] leave the opportunity for many information to direct a particular developer. So, we organized this
[00:01:38] want to go, my daughter, I want to leave this event precisely to gather
[00:01:39] people. all the actors people, and it will be comprehensive and we will implement it in
[00:01:41] of this sector the field. For the first time in in one place. Yes, so what
[00:01:47] in the official gazette specifying could be better? It's true that gathering everyone at once makes
[00:01:52] forces, excelling within it easier
[00:01:53] been looking for you all morning. Salima, for citizens. It's easier to make a choice afterwards,
[00:01:55] exactly. But this one is more particular because
[00:02:00] we came with this convoy this is the first time you've... organized a summer edition. Exactly, yes. So,
[00:02:03] what distinguishes
[00:02:05] experience that combines this summer edition from previous
[00:02:09] you very much, thank you Ilogia exhibition editions? So, the summer edition was really
[00:02:12] dedicated to the Algerian
[00:02:14] They do not work in diaspora. Millions of Algerians risks. While escaping death
[00:02:16] bless you, madam. But live abroad, but their hearts remain in Algeria, yes, who want to invest.
[00:02:20] And we organize two editions, pardon, per
[00:02:24] year, one in December, one in
[00:02:26] services recorded during the period from July. Unfortunately, Algerians living abroad do not always
[00:02:31] Welcome to the details. In
[00:02:33] Jeldoosh bottle. Yes, it's normal. always dreamed have the opportunity to come in December. of the green spaces, So, this edition was really chosen for the summer
[00:02:36] perdition over period This will definitively end the ghost of scarcity in stage in precisely so that they can have the time and
[00:02:39] opportunity to the official website of the Ministry of to the execution
[00:02:41] I need you at two o'clock downstairs come and invest directly in their country. the main line. We hope, God willing, that
[00:02:42] the architecture Yeah, have you already
[00:02:44] that will reduce the pressure on noticed a Algerian Television channels on certain demand from
[00:02:47] our Algerian diaspora abroad concerning Algerian
[00:02:51] real estate to the point of
[00:02:56] She says, forces, pushing you and motivating you to organize this exhibition? Exactly. Currently, I live there. I go back and forth. I
[00:03:00] study there in France. So, we can say that I am a bit
[00:03:04] part of the diaspora. And I have really noticed a
[00:03:08] Oh, so this strong demand to
[00:03:09] of one invest in Algeria. Uh, it
[00:03:12] perfectly coincides also
[00:03:14] it's all about feeling the with the new policy of the President of the Republic who wants to
[00:03:17] bring the Algerian diaspora back to Algeria to invest. That's true, that's
[00:03:20] true. Indeed, we see that today our diaspora is a
[00:03:24] real force of
[00:03:29] of Kano. In Indeed, prayer is a proposal. It's a whole market that would be wise to integrate here
[00:03:32] and to combine all efforts, whether
[00:03:34] psychological support for the here or elsewhere. Exactly, there you go.
[00:03:37] You're not well. Since you're So
[00:03:38] families. now, to talk a bit about the exhibitors of the
[00:03:40] Ilogia exhibition, what better than to receive
[00:03:46] their guaranteed students from the the communications manager of the NBM Promotion company? So, again, so
[00:03:49] for those, perhaps for the rare viewers who don't know NBM
[00:03:53] Promotion, how would you describe this project? Well, you should
[00:03:56] know that NBM
[00:03:58] and permanent solution to the conflict in Promotion is a with their fuel construction
[00:04:01] and marketing
[00:04:06] for more than company of real estate properties, yes. traceability Uh, before with construction and marketing of
[00:04:09] real estate properties. Uh, we have existed for almost 20
[00:04:12] the authorization of the years, yes. So, uh, we contribute
[00:04:15] uh to improving
[00:04:18] uh improving our products, bringing our
[00:04:22] helps a lot with experience and our
[00:04:23] who chose to remain in the shadows of know-how with time,
[00:04:29] forces, and now we have acquired you have a meeting at two o'clock in the living room. a certain experience which uh
[00:04:32] deprived of care while the humanitarian Madinati is part of makes an asset already, and our
[00:04:36] expertise in the field.
[00:04:37] kilometers. A large tonnage passes through this And now we are present in Lord of the Worlds. O God, show us a sign in O God, show us the wonders of your power in strategic
[00:04:40] events, many events around played a role in human locations in
[00:04:41] architecture, urbanism,
[00:04:50] to citizens in more on the will quote the words of the Minister of Oran, and God willing, soon in After obtaining your high school diploma, other Hasten to places. Well, we'll get back to the strategic points of the
[00:04:52] Morocco.
[00:04:54] exclusively on the electronic with roses. architects from residences, but first, we'll yours, because a life
[00:04:55] Hasten to just remind you that this is a promotion that has existed for about 20 years. About.
[00:04:58] Yes, so that's
[00:05:01] and to embody this a lot of experience and a lot and enhance the sustainability
[00:05:03] of expertise. But your particularity
[00:05:05] is that you offer quality housing at very competitive
[00:05:09] to save energy, prices. So, how is to contribute to exposing that possible in? Knowing the
[00:05:13] real estate market in Algeria,
[00:05:16] we offer a good quality-price ratio for our
[00:05:20] product, and this is due to the strong
[00:05:23] demand because
[00:05:26] promoting a product uh
[00:05:30] with a reasonable price to quality ratio to be able
[00:05:32] to attract and uh there you go and
[00:05:36] that doesn't mean we only focus
[00:05:39] on the quality-price ratio. We try to broaden
[00:05:42] our products, but our goal
[00:05:45] is affordable
[00:05:48] housing. The particularity of this exhibition, given that it is an exhibition for the
[00:05:52] diaspora, knowing that the diaspora is very
[00:05:55] open to everything that you impose in this market and
[00:05:58] to be able to meet
[00:06:01] certain specifications, you also ensure, throughout your
[00:06:05] projects, now with the strong demand from our
[00:06:09] Algerian compatriots and the diaspora that is
[00:06:12] investing a lot and coming back to their country
[00:06:16] of origin. Now, work is being done
[00:06:20] to precisely
[00:06:22] meet certain demands for quality and
[00:06:25] international standards, a
[00:06:29] question of quality
[00:06:32] of materials, quality of insulation,
[00:06:36] quality in terms of
[00:06:39] communication strategy, and
[00:06:43] uh, and there you go, also strategic sites
[00:06:47] uh because you should know that our products
[00:06:50] our residences are uh are built
[00:06:54] on very strategic areas to
[00:06:57] allow buyers, whether they are
[00:07:01] Algerians or Algerians living
[00:07:04] abroad, to find a certain
[00:07:07] lifestyle, find amenities
[00:07:11] nearby. And to be really comfortable
[00:07:15] in their choice, respect architectural
[00:07:18] standards,
[00:07:20] have insurance already, it's very important to have
[00:07:24] insurance, now we can say that NBN
[00:07:28] Promotion
[00:07:31] is a figure in insurance already because it has guarantee
[00:07:35] funds. So now you should know that
[00:07:38] the buyers or the public are
[00:07:41] well. Given that there are
[00:07:44] social networks, so people talk about scams and all that.
[00:07:48] So now people really know where to
[00:07:51] go, who to trust or not. Now there are administrative
[00:07:55] procedures to be able to allow
[00:07:58] buyers to be truly secure in
[00:08:02] their
[00:08:04] approach, there you go. Okay, so I'll get back to you,
[00:08:08] Ylef, to talk a bit about the
[00:08:11] success. The great success of the Ilogia exhibition, because today it has become the
[00:08:15] reference in the field of real estate promotion. So, at your
[00:08:18] level, how do you measure the success of an
[00:08:21] Ilogia edition? Is it by the number of
[00:08:24] visitors, by the number of contracts signed? Are there any
[00:08:28] precise indicators? So mainly, indeed, everything
[00:08:32] that is signed contracts and so on, but
[00:08:35] the positive point on which we rely the most is the feedback from
[00:08:39] visitors. We have made available a website where... visitors
[00:08:42] can contact us, ask us questions, etc. So, it's
[00:08:46] on ilojaexpo.com.
[00:08:49] It's really a kind of forum, exactly.
[00:08:52] It's a link between us and the
[00:08:56] visitors. Ah, okay. It really allows them to develop all their
[00:08:59] questions, all the little points on which they are still wondering
[00:09:03] if it's worth it or not. To review, the points to
[00:09:07] add, to remove perhaps. Exactly. We have also
[00:09:10] set up an FAQ system, so all the... most frequently
[00:09:13] asked questions, we have, we have answered them, pardon, and we
[00:09:17] continue to update the
[00:09:21] website very often, really to be able to respond to as many
[00:09:24] requests as possible from visitors. On that, you cite a very
[00:09:27] interesting point, namely the development of new communication tools such as social
[00:09:31] networks, etc. We see today that it has become an indispensable
[00:09:34] tool, whether for the promotion
[00:09:38] of a product or an exhibition, or even to maintain
[00:09:41] a certain... a certain intimacy with one's own
[00:09:45] clientele, etc. So, today we see that social
[00:09:48] networks are becoming an indispensable
[00:09:51] tool. Exactly. Well, I
[00:09:55] Agriculture when he was at an exhibition and someone wanted
[00:09:59] to give him a paper brochure. Yes,
[00:10:02] exactly. He had said, "We prefer digital." There you go.
[00:10:06] This is really the most impactful point currently. It is with
[00:10:10] this that we can reach the maximum number of people. Some people
[00:10:13] still rely on paper, all the
[00:10:16] newspapers and so on. We have also put
[00:10:20] news in newspaper format regarding
[00:10:24] Ilogia. But we really target everything digital, social
[00:10:28] networks and so on, to be able to really reach the maximum
[00:10:31] number of possible visitors, so as not to miss this event. Are you also in this logic of
[00:10:35] zero paper? Uh, I like, I like
[00:10:38] paper, but digital is really the future in Algeria.
[00:10:42] Yeah, yeah, yeah. So in a context where access to housing remains
[00:10:46] a challenge for several Algerians,
[00:10:49] Ilogia exhibition
[00:10:52] bring today? Frankly, I would say the... the most
[00:10:55] important thing, the serenity of investment.
[00:10:58] Currently, Ilogia is not just a platform for meetings between
[00:11:01] developers and visitors, but it's
[00:11:04] really
[00:11:07] a hub for people to be reassured by investing directly at
[00:11:11] the exhibition. Okay. So, sir,
[00:11:14] I'll come back to you within the framework
[00:11:18] of the NBM Promotion company. So, earlier we were talking
[00:11:22] about international standards. So... knowing the climate
[00:11:25] of Oran, a climate that is especially known for being quite
[00:11:29] humid, so uh, within the company, what
[00:11:33] materials do you use to ensure a certain durability
[00:11:36] of the buildings uh
[00:11:39] uh for as long as possible? Well, depending on the climate already,
[00:11:43] uh it's true that the humidity
[00:11:46] uh is quite important in this region,
[00:11:50] so uh we already offer
[00:11:54] adapted monocouche for that
[00:11:56] and thermal
[00:12:00] and sound pedagogical and service facilities,
[00:12:04] with materials, of course, uh
[00:12:07] that are not contrary to this uh to this problem,
[00:12:11] yes. So uh and
[00:12:14] uh now with the clientele, what is the duration
[00:12:18] of the guarantees offered after the delivery of the
[00:12:21] housing? So now you should know that I think that legally,
[00:12:25] all developers are in the
[00:12:28] same standards, we could say.
[00:12:31] Uh, now there are 2-year guarantees, there you go.
[00:12:35] And after that, it's either
[00:12:38] us who manage our
[00:12:42] properties or but we particularly
[00:12:46] NBN, we manage we do the management
[00:12:50] uh the co-management after
[00:12:53] the 2 years. initial.
[00:12:56] So now this is a question that will interest both of
[00:13:00] you, because this edition of Ilogia summer edition has
[00:13:03] focused on smart homes. So, at
[00:13:07] this level, what is the current situation of
[00:13:11] smart homes in Algeria? Is this a notion that is becoming more and more
[00:13:14] assimilated by real estate developers, or is it still
[00:13:17] a utopian stage? No, this is really a point that
[00:13:21] developers are trying to focus on, it's very important.
[00:13:25] Important for facilitating the management of
[00:13:29] homes. We have already seen this with NBN who
[00:13:32] offers a lot of home automation inside their
[00:13:35] homes, so uh there you go.
[00:13:38] And of course, we have to align with the new
[00:13:41] technology. So, uh now
[00:13:45] with all the security
[00:13:48] measures, there you go,
[00:13:52] to facilitate daily life. So,
[00:13:56] we started with fairly simple structures,
[00:13:59] uh but now we are obliged to align
[00:14:02] with modern technology
[00:14:06] to facilitate the lives of buyers.
[00:14:09] Very good. Also another point I'd
[00:14:11] like to talk about is the detail of
[00:14:14] security, because many of our diaspora
[00:14:17] perhaps are quite
[00:14:20] reluctant to invest in Algeria because of
[00:14:23] security. I don't know if that's quite.
[00:14:25] I don't know, uh, if, well, I don't know, it's about
[00:14:29] security in general. So, at your gateway
[00:14:33] I know that you generally work a lot on security. Of course, we work
[00:14:37] a lot on standards, already on ISO
[00:14:40] standards, it's very important to sign in relation to that.
[00:14:44] Uh, the internal security
[00:14:47] of buildings, and these
[00:14:51] are standards, I would say, standard.
[00:14:55] To be in
[00:14:58] a residence where there is a security
[00:15:01] measure, surveillance cameras,
[00:15:05] a guard system, yes, yes, to really offer
[00:15:08] this security to... Today it has become a standard, now
[00:15:12] it has become a standard, yes, it must be applied, there you go, it must be applied, everyone must
[00:15:16] feel safe in their
[00:15:19] home. Another standard also that is very ingrained
[00:15:23] today is the... virtual tour,
[00:15:26] exactly. So, and I know that you did it this year
[00:15:29] for this edition of the Ilogia exhibition. Exactly. Not just
[00:15:33] us, we also installed it for the December edition of last
[00:15:37] year. Last year and next year, well, this year rather,
[00:15:40] it's really something that we care about for people who didn't have the opportunity to
[00:15:44] come and visit, at least to be able to find a part
[00:15:48] of this event ingrained in time via the
[00:15:51] website. So, it's really a 100% virtual tour with
[00:15:55] contact with all real estate developers and other exhibitors
[00:15:59] for December. A somewhat more subjective question,
[00:16:02] sir, are Algerian developers
[00:16:05] today sufficiently engaged in sustainable
[00:16:08] construction practices and energy efficiency? Yes,
[00:16:11] yes, yes, we have really observed, without necessarily
[00:16:15] mentioning names, that real estate developers invest
[00:16:18] enormously in everything related to renewable energy, installing
[00:16:22] solar panels, etc., to truly maximize
[00:16:26] the standards
[00:16:29] of everything related to green energy. Uh, we have
[00:16:32] also observed that many developers adorn facades with
[00:16:35] vegetation. For some, it only seems aesthetic, but no, it
[00:16:39] has an enormous impact on everything related to the environment, pardon,
[00:16:43] uh in addition to adding comfort to the home, yes. So
[00:16:47] in summer it retains coolness and in winter it retains
[00:16:50] heat. So it's really a very important point on
[00:16:53] which developers are growing more and more. As you said, from an aesthetic point of view, it's
[00:16:57] also, it's also not to be overlooked. Absolutely, absolutely. So
[00:17:01] already, to stay within this same point,
[00:17:04] do you incorporate these selection criteria at the exhibition
[00:17:08] for uh for people who want to
[00:17:11] exhibit? Yes, yes, yes, we really try to do a maximum amount of
[00:17:15] research to maximize
[00:17:19] uh to be able to offer innovative projects, new
[00:17:22] projects so that it's not simply a facade
[00:17:26] uh of a particular color and that's
[00:17:29] it. So we really try to maximize
[00:17:33] the development and research of this type of project. Okay.
[00:17:37] There you go. Very good. So to stay always in the theme of smart
[00:17:40] technologies, Mr. Meslie, uh as communications manager,
[00:17:44] so you must have met a lot of clients and especially
[00:17:48] a lot of demands. So, at your level, do these smart technologies
[00:17:52] represent a real need or is it
[00:17:56] more of a commercial argument, we could
[00:17:57] say?
[00:18:00] It's much more. I wouldn't say it's a commercial argument because
[00:18:04] it's a service. Either we offer it or we don't. After that, it's
[00:18:08] based on a demand, there you go. And
[00:18:12] we listen to the client. So
[00:18:14] necessarily a certain category of clients
[00:18:17] already, there you go, who are very pragmatic. I want
[00:18:21] this, I want that. After that, people are now informed, as
[00:18:25] I said. So they are really in
[00:18:29] a choice. After that, there are people who
[00:18:31] choose a property with well-defined
[00:18:35] criteria. And after that, there is the general public who
[00:18:39] is only interested
[00:18:42] in, there you go, in security or just in
[00:18:46] terms of price. A brief question
[00:18:49] uh to finish, Mr. Mesli, in your opinion,
[00:18:52] what mistake do buyers most often make when choosing
[00:18:56] a new home?
[00:18:58] So the mistake in general is that people focus
[00:19:02] solely on the price, yes. There you go,
[00:19:05] that's the problem, we could say, that people
[00:19:09] ask questions. The first question is,
[00:19:12] "Do you offer bank loans, for example?"
[00:19:16] So yes, we do, of course.
[00:19:19] But otherwise, apart
[00:19:22] from these questions, there are people who are really into the details.
[00:19:26] Yeah, there you go. After that, we offer a lot
[00:19:29] of, well, several product ranges, there you go, depending
[00:19:33] on the client. So, there you go, depending on everyone's budget, there you go, depending
[00:19:37] on the budget, depending on availability,
[00:19:41] depending on the project. Well, you should
[00:19:44] know that we have somewhat expanded our range of
[00:19:47] projects. We were on fairly simple criteria, on
[00:19:51] a quality-price ratio, and now we
[00:19:54] are really trying to improve products because
[00:19:57] there are people who are interested in
[00:20:01] standards, in standings. There you go, and
[00:20:03] we are working to respond to this kind of
[00:20:07] people and to try to have
[00:20:11] a clientele that is quite
[00:20:14] diversified, we could say. Mr. Malik Mesli, thank you very much for
[00:20:18] accepting our invitation. I remind you that you are the communications manager of the NBN
[00:20:22] Promotion company. Uh, a brief
[00:20:25] word to finish. Well, thank you. I already thank
[00:20:29] Canal Algérie for the invitation and
[00:20:33] for the work you do. The fact
[00:20:36] of being there on site already
[00:20:40] creates a certain trust that we broadcast
[00:20:43] everything that happens live, there you go.
[00:20:47] Absolutely, thank you, and I thank again
[00:20:50] the organizers, Mr. Leuf, there you go, the
[00:20:54] relief, for all the work they do
[00:20:58] and the relentless effort they put in to really
[00:21:01] succeed in this kind of exhibition.
[00:21:04] And now, as he said, for communication, it's very important.
[00:21:07] Yes, there you go, it's very important to communicate about,
[00:21:11] to inform people about everything that
[00:21:14] is happening right now, absolutely. There you go.
[00:21:17] Thank you. Thank you, uh, thank you. Thank you, Mr.
[00:21:20] Wail Sid Glef, co-organizer and
[00:21:24] marketing director of the Ilogia exhibition. A brief word to finish
[00:21:27] as well. So, first of all, I wanted to thank the efforts of the
[00:21:31] President of the Republic and Mr. The Wali for all their efforts to
[00:21:36] Algeria. I also wanted to thank our partners who are
[00:21:39] present and those who are not also, those who unfortunately could not be present.
[00:21:43] Well, perhaps in December, God willing.
[00:21:47] Particularly also NBN for all the...
[00:21:50] efforts in terms of quality, price, commitment,
[00:21:53] communication and especially for the completion times which are
[00:21:57] really excellent and very correct.
[00:22:01] Of this, there you go. Thank you, thank you very much, thank you. Thank you also,
[00:22:04] and as for us, dear viewers, we continue with our second panel, but
[00:22:08] first, we take you to enjoy these few images and we'll
[00:22:12] be back right
[00:22:13] after.
[00:24:33] Back to the set, ladies and gentlemen, for the final stretch of the show
[00:24:36] with this segment dedicated to interior architecture and
[00:24:40] urban planning. And it's with Mr. Gilali
[00:24:44] Tahraoui, professor, architect and founder of Madinati
[00:24:47] magazine. Professor Marhaba bic. Thank you very much for having
[00:24:51] accepted our invitation. Thank you for thinking of us for the invitation. Oh,
[00:24:55] the pleasure is all ours. And to my right I have Mr.
[00:24:58] Anis Beltada who is an interior designer within the
[00:25:02] real estate promotion. Hello
[00:25:05] already, thank you for the invitation for Canal
[00:25:08] Algeria and we are happy
[00:25:10] to have
[00:25:12] you here with us. The pleasure is all ours. We really wanted
[00:25:16] to bring you together today because
[00:25:20] these are very very important branches because when we
[00:25:24] talk about real estate promotion there is housing but there is also
[00:25:27] the interior of course interior
[00:25:30] architecture yeah there it is
[00:25:33] it is specialized
[00:25:36] the feeling yes so it's not just
[00:25:39] aesthetic yes so we're going to talk about it a little
[00:25:43] more in detail but first I'd like to start with Professor
[00:25:47] Gilali Tahraoui I absolutely wanted to
[00:25:50] invite you today because in my humble
[00:25:53] Today, the university plays a crucial role in training, precisely
[00:25:57] because when there are events as important as the fair
[00:26:00] , then education, uh, university education is
[00:26:04] primordial, even crucial, to precisely
[00:26:07] ensure a dignified quality that conforms to
[00:26:10] international standards. Yes, of
[00:26:13] course. Training is a very
[00:26:17] important sector
[00:26:20] in the development of the country in general, and in
[00:26:23] architecture, it is quite specific. When there is good
[00:26:26] training, that means we
[00:26:29] ensure a quality of production. They are
[00:26:32] behind, whatever I firmly
[00:26:35] believe that training alone is
[00:26:39] not enough, because a whole context is needed to ensure
[00:26:43] this much-sought-after quality.
[00:26:46] Yes, so I also thank you
[00:26:49] for citing the university, yes, it's a pleasure for us because even the university is participating
[00:26:53] today in this event at this very instant, and
[00:26:56] we commend
[00:26:59] the organizer of the fair, Mr.
[00:27:04] who opened the door and was very generous, allowing
[00:27:07] our students
[00:27:10] from the architecture department to display their projects, so there was
[00:27:14] a small selection, let's say, of certain
[00:27:17] works that are exhibited
[00:27:21] at the stand dedicated to the faculty
[00:27:23] of architecture
[00:27:26] of Usto University, yes. So,
[00:27:29] Mr. Well, first, we'll start by
[00:27:33] introducing the company, Promotion,
[00:27:35] so I'll let you do that. So,
[00:27:39] as I already told you,
[00:27:43] I am an interior architect, part of the family, yes,
[00:27:46] Nehmati, yes. Today, Promotion
[00:27:49] has been in the field for more
[00:27:52] than 16 years in Oran, yes. It has more
[00:27:56] than a dozen projects delivered, and today
[00:27:59] it has more than... six projects, six projects
[00:28:03] at the same time under construction.
[00:28:07] Construction. And we also
[00:28:10] thank Elogia for
[00:28:13] the Samuel Edition fair, and we are delighted to
[00:28:17] participate today
[00:28:20] at the CSO. Yes, and
[00:28:23] you mentioned a very, very interesting point, namely the profession
[00:28:26] of interior architect. Many today confuse
[00:28:30] the profession of interior architect
[00:28:33] and designer, which is not at all the same thing, of course.
[00:28:37] So, as an architect, an interior architect is trained
[00:28:41] with a bachelor's and master's degree, so 3
[00:28:45] years and 2 years for the master's, and
[00:28:47] the designer has a 2-year training.
[00:28:50] So, it's not at
[00:28:54] all the same. The designer focuses more on aesthetics. They come
[00:28:58] after the architect, or it's much more artistic, we could say. Well, even
[00:29:01] architecture is art, but it's much more technical, of course, yes.
[00:29:05] Well, we work with the architect,
[00:29:09] hmm hmm, with the design office
[00:29:12] too, yes. So
[00:29:16] space, not just aesthetics, so we're
[00:29:19] on both, okay. And within Niamati
[00:29:23] Promotion, what are your criteria that differentiate
[00:29:26] you a little from your competitors?
[00:29:30] What is your trademark, we could say, trust.
[00:29:32] Ah, that's very important because what's
[00:29:36] missing today, I think, is that developers, so the
[00:29:39] client, have this lack of trust towards a
[00:29:43] developer. Well, yes, given that
[00:29:47] unfortunately, this is a problem,
[00:29:49] and I think even Mr. Tahrawi will agree with me because today it's also a sector
[00:29:53] rife with scams, the real estate promotion sector,
[00:29:57] because unfortunately, there are many, many who
[00:30:01] are...
[00:30:03] who are carrying it, yes, and it is also a sector that is
[00:30:07] highly sought after because there is a strong demand for housing. There is
[00:30:10] pressure on housing, and now there is targeted
[00:30:14] pressure on urban housing. Many
[00:30:17] citizens invest in housing, and yes,
[00:30:20] indeed, often there are
[00:30:23] unfortunately ill-intentioned people who take advantage of this. Absolutely, but
[00:30:27] let's say that this is a bit a matter of, that is
[00:30:30] to say, the buyer or the
[00:30:33] citizen who is interested in a real estate promotion must
[00:30:36] first do a little
[00:30:39] research on the promoter himself, yes, that's
[00:30:42] true. And then he must also
[00:30:46] be aware of the specifications, yes,
[00:30:49] proposed by the promoter, because if there are no specifications,
[00:30:52] that means everything is open, we open the door to everything, because it's true
[00:30:56] even our guest from earlier, Mr. Mesli, talked about this. He said
[00:31:00] that most clients who come to see us ask first
[00:31:04] for the price. All that interests them, all that
[00:31:07] interests them at the beginning is the price, yes. So, while
[00:31:11] they forget the
[00:31:15] uh, is important, yes, but it
[00:31:18] should not be the only criterion. Exactly. So, one should
[00:31:21] first be interested in a
[00:31:25] set of criteria, yes, and then get to the question of the
[00:31:29] price, yeah. But it's true, it's not always
[00:31:32] uh, when they ask that question, yes,
[00:31:35] of the price. I
[00:31:38] answer, compared to what? Yeah, so compared to
[00:31:42] what did you tell me it's expensive or
[00:31:45] it's, yes, yes, especially since today, with the
[00:31:49] development of social networks, Algerians are now aware of
[00:31:53] everything that is also done internationally, so there are still criteria, there are
[00:31:56] international standards to be respected, and since it is a
[00:31:59] fair aimed at the Algerian diaspora, we must still
[00:32:03] offer a product worthy of great international standards, of course, of course.
[00:32:07] Here, we offer what we are looking for:
[00:32:09] security, yes, parking, yes, and
[00:32:13] what, yes, that's very interesting. Of course, and really the
[00:32:17] location, yeah, and that the diaspora will
[00:32:20] buy, yeah, but they won't be there all year, absolutely,
[00:32:23] so really something secure,
[00:32:27] and they are really comfortable, yeah,
[00:32:30] absolutely. And the location too, of course. So,
[00:32:34] is it a well-thought-out choice, the
[00:32:36] location of your promotion, or is
[00:32:40] it according to what you have, what you can acquire? How does it
[00:32:44] work? Is there a market study done beforehand
[00:32:46] before even starting the
[00:32:50] construction site, or how does it work? Well, first, once we have a plot of
[00:32:53] land or a site, we do the study
[00:32:56] with our design office already. Can
[00:33:00] we make how many parking spaces, how many apartments per floor,
[00:33:03] is the location close to what?
[00:33:07] So all that,
[00:33:10] uh, these are criteria that are
[00:33:14] mandatory. It must
[00:33:17] be for a strategic location, very good, very good. So, Mr.
[00:33:21] Tahrawi, I'd like to come back to you to talk a bit about this
[00:33:25] famous project, namely the Madinati magazine, which is dedicated to
[00:33:29] Algerian urbanism in general. So, tell
[00:33:32] us a bit about the genesis of this project. Oh, very good. So,
[00:33:36] uh, thank you for the question because the
[00:33:39] answer, well, it's a passion, it's a youth
[00:33:42] passion. I have
[00:33:45] of launching an architecture magazine because Madinati is an
[00:33:49] architecture, urbanism, and construction
[00:33:53] magazine, and it's practically a childhood dream and a youth
[00:33:56] dream because when we were at the university,
[00:34:00] Usto, I was a student at Usto. We had a newspaper,
[00:34:04] a newspaper called the Young Architect, yes, and it
[00:34:07] dealt with general issues, but it was a newspaper made
[00:34:11] like that in a friendly way, by the students,
[00:34:15] some teachers who supervised us, so
[00:34:18] and from there came the idea
[00:34:24] day launching a magazine
[00:34:27] on architecture. But the trigger, if you
[00:34:31] like, was really, frankly, for Madinati,
[00:34:34] it was the classification of Sitwali as a protected sector.
[00:34:38] That was the trigger, and it was in 2015, and our
[00:34:42] first issue, issue 0, came out
[00:34:45] in 2015. So, as we had
[00:34:48] participated in the preparation of the dossier,
[00:34:52] uh, with a group of citizens,
[00:34:55] there were several architect colleagues,
[00:34:58] rather, fellow architects, all volunteers, by the way, to remind you,
[00:35:02] they are all volunteers. Yes, yes, volunteers. The classification
[00:35:05] dossier was prepared on a voluntary basis
[00:35:09] to such an extent that the regulations
[00:35:13] provide for fees for the
[00:35:16] office, for the design office that prepares a classification dossier. It is
[00:35:20] provided for by law. In fact, the day we presented the
[00:35:24] classification dossier for the site as a protected sector before
[00:35:27] the heritage commission
[00:35:30] at the Ministry of
[00:35:33] Culture, some participants asked us what the fees were. We said no, it's
[00:35:36] a civic work, it was voluntary. So, we
[00:35:40] saw that elsewhere in other wilayas there were
[00:35:43] some.
[00:36:15] It deals with the Hawari site, and we used the
[00:36:18] title "Between Opportunity and Threat" because
[00:36:22] even in 2015, we were aware
[00:36:25] that there were opportunities, but also threats.
[00:36:31] trigger. Afterwards,
[00:36:34] we said, let's expand the
[00:36:37] scope of the magazine's interest, and we
[00:36:41] called on different contributors so
[00:36:44] that practically every year we
[00:36:48] manage to have a special issue
[00:36:52] with a specific theme, yes, precisely because
[00:36:55] if we take the example of
[00:36:59] you dedicated an entire issue to
[00:37:02] Madinati, well, here it is. So,
[00:37:05] this is an issue dedicated to the Mediterranean Games.
[00:37:09] So, it's even a kind of guide, if you will, a
[00:37:12] tourist guide as well. It has a lot of information on
[00:37:16] the infrastructure that was built during the
[00:37:19] games, and also there is infrastructure that many
[00:37:22] people forget, there is infrastructure that was restored
[00:37:26] for the Mediterranean Games.
[00:37:28] And for us, it was a project close to our hearts. Why? Because
[00:37:32] we had noticed a gap concerning what is
[00:37:35] being built here. For example, you know very
[00:37:38] well, like almost everyone, that Algeria already
[00:37:41] built in 1975
[00:37:44] infrastructure for the Mediterranean Games organized in
[00:37:47] Algiers.
[00:37:49] But now, if we look for the fabulous equipment,
[00:37:53] which is the July 5th stadium, for example, it was built
[00:37:56] for the Mediterranean. The July 5th Dome. If we
[00:38:00] search today for plans, or
[00:38:03] references regarding the architects who did the work, or
[00:38:07] the companies that participated, we will not find
[00:38:10] much. Uh, personally, I spent 2
[00:38:13] years looking for the July 5th plans, I didn't find them, not even in the
[00:38:17] archives, I didn't find them. I don't know where these
[00:38:20] plans are hidden. The dome is the same thing. Hence the importance of digitalization
[00:38:23] today, yes, absolutely. A traceability of
[00:38:27] all these documents. Yes, that's what I was going to say,
[00:38:31] but on the other hand, for Oran, yes, we can
[00:38:35] congratulate ourselves because now we have a
[00:38:38] document where we have,
[00:38:41] well, too bad, we can't show the details where there are
[00:38:45] plans of the stadium, plans of the swimming pool, plans of
[00:38:48] sections, plans of the multisport hall,
[00:38:52] plans of the Olympic village, the plan
[00:38:55] the work that has been prepared. So we have
[00:38:59] a sum of information that is useful
[00:39:03] and will be useful for future generations, yes,
[00:39:06] there you go. Well, we'll come back to that. So, I
[00:39:09] come back to you, Mr.
[00:39:13] Knowing that this year's edition of Elogia puts a lot
[00:39:16] of emphasis on this notion of smart
[00:39:19] housing, how do you, within
[00:39:22] Promotion, translate this notion into practice?
[00:39:25] So,
[00:39:27] first, we translate that into
[00:39:30] apartments that
[00:39:33] come with home automation, central
[00:39:36] air conditioning, yes, security,
[00:39:40] parking, so all of that goes
[00:39:42] into
[00:39:45] a comfortable apartment, yes,
[00:39:48] uh, and you even have ecological management programs or
[00:39:52] even energy management? For the moment, we don't,
[00:39:56] but we're studying it, and why not later? So,
[00:39:59] uh, Mr.
[00:40:02] Tahrawi, earlier, when
[00:40:05] I visited the USTO stand,
[00:40:07] I had the pleasant surprise of meeting many
[00:40:13] University of Sciences and Technology of Oran,
[00:40:17] and they are even involved in
[00:40:20] research in everything related to urbanism, architecture, and
[00:40:24] with even physical support that you brought today.
[00:40:27] Absolutely, yes, that is to say, from the beginning,
[00:40:30] since the organization of the stands for
[00:40:33] the Elogia fair, its Mother
[00:40:36] Edition, with
[00:40:40] organizer, we wanted to be together, meaning
[00:40:43] to have the Faculty of Architecture, which is our
[00:40:47] mother, let's say, the Department of Architecture
[00:40:50] with a Madinati stand that is not very far.
[00:40:54] Madinati, why? Uh, because
[00:40:58] the life of the
[00:41:00] Department of Architecture because besides publishing magazines,
[00:41:04] we organize many
[00:41:08] with architects whom we
[00:41:12] regularly interview, architects
[00:41:15] from here, from inside, and also
[00:41:20] abroad.
[00:41:22] And so these events are essentially
[00:41:25] organized at the Architecture Department, and there is the
[00:41:29] student club's stand, the Archi X
[00:41:33] club of the Architecture Department,
[00:41:36] where there is a dynamic team that
[00:41:39] has now been involved for years. They also
[00:41:42] organize events, so with the supervision
[00:41:46] of some teachers, they organize events, and
[00:41:49] they have a beautiful
[00:41:51] production.
[00:41:53] A journal, it is online, but they wanted to have it
[00:41:57] also in this format, they prefer
[00:42:00] paper. That's right, the paper format, and it is
[00:42:03] written, the particularity too, yes, the
[00:42:06] particularity is that it is made by Archi X, the club,
[00:42:11] it's made by students, yes, by the students, and it's also in English, and it's
[00:42:14] written in English, yes. So it follows the country's policy
[00:42:17] too. See, yes, so that's
[00:42:20] frankly, it's very beautiful to see a young generation
[00:42:24] of architecture students who are fully
[00:42:27] involved in the field too, and it's proof that an
[00:42:31] architecture student is not a workaholic, because
[00:42:34] the idea, the idea,
[00:42:37] the idea that is conveyed is that architecture
[00:42:40] students don't have time to look up. Here is
[00:42:44] proof that there are architecture students, and these students even have time
[00:42:47] to write, yes, they are brilliant students,
[00:42:51] they work well, they work well, they work well in their workshops, and
[00:42:55] in parallel, they do activities, and they have
[00:42:58] their own productions, they are free in
[00:43:02] their choices in the content. This is
[00:43:05] their content, this is their
[00:43:09] production. The few who are there to help them
[00:43:12] only supervise and let them benefit from their experience, yeah.
[00:43:16] That's right, and it's nice to see a beautiful youth
[00:43:19] bubbling with the desire to do well. Also, the example
[00:43:22] of Mr. who is the perfect example of a
[00:43:26] young interior architect who is already
[00:43:30] the promotion. So, to come back to the promotion, is
[00:43:34] it mainly located in Oran, yes, for now?
[00:43:37] We are only in Oran.
[00:43:41] Okay, but later, yes, but tell me a little, are there expansion
[00:43:45] plans? Is there a wilaya that interests you? Have you
[00:43:48] seen that there is a market or a particular demand in a certain
[00:43:52] region? Tell us a little. So, for the
[00:43:55] moment, we are only in
[00:43:57] Oran.
[00:44:00] For the moment, we are not targeting
[00:44:01] other
[00:44:04] places. But why not later at the national
[00:44:07] level?
[00:44:42] Uh, there you go. And also, uh,
[00:44:46] at Ser Rock for those who like houses
[00:44:49] with sea views, yeah, vacation
[00:44:53] homes. What mistake do buyers often make when
[00:44:56] choosing a new home?
[00:45:00] Uh, is there a specific
[00:45:03] mistake? Well, Mr. Mesli talked about
[00:45:07] the fact that many focus only on the price.
[00:45:11] So, at your level, have you noticed
[00:45:14] certain clients or buyers who
[00:45:18] often make the same mistake every time when
[00:45:21] choosing a new home? So, for my clients, the
[00:45:25] first question is privacy, because in Oran,
[00:45:28] there is already a huge problem with
[00:45:31] privacy, yeah, yeah.
[00:45:33] So, it's a recent
[00:45:36] problem, so already, sorry, due to the different
[00:45:40] promotions. Right. Well, if it's possible
[00:45:43] to explain a little to our dear viewers. So,
[00:45:45] uh, yes, privacy, precisely privacy, when
[00:45:49] you don't have a large clear view from the window from inside,
[00:45:53] that is, when you look outside
[00:45:56] and there's another building right next to it.
[00:45:59] So, it's the proximity in
[00:46:02] the placement of buildings. Algerian law, I think, is clear,
[00:46:06] it's to leave 5 uh
[00:46:09] and it depends on, it depends on the heights too, oh yes.
[00:46:13] Unlike certain very respectable real estate
[00:46:16] promotions like Niamati or MBN, there
[00:46:19] are others who build literally in an anarchic
[00:46:23] way, so there are no urban planning rules
[00:46:25] respected. So, they will build a building of I don't know how many
[00:46:29] floors in a residence composed
[00:46:32] of R+2, so this can precisely cause this
[00:46:35] discrepancy which is not at all pleasant to the eye, let's say.
[00:46:41] It is certainly a case of overruns. Everyone
[00:46:44] observes it, everyone notices it. There are
[00:46:47] overruns, and I learned recently that the local
[00:46:51] authorities, so... I think the governor of Oran
[00:46:54] took things in hand, and
[00:46:58] he is
[00:47:01] moving towards limiting heights,
[00:47:05] and he insists that it be respected. So, regarding
[00:47:08] this orientation, regarding this action, we can
[00:47:12] only hope that it will work and hope that it
[00:47:16] will also last. There you go.
[00:47:18] So, I come back to you as an interior
[00:47:22] architect. I imagine that you
[00:47:25] have, there is your style that must express itself, yeah. So,
[00:47:28] sometimes there may be certain clients who
[00:47:32] would prefer a more sober style, etc. So, do you
[00:47:35] adapt to each client's taste, or do
[00:47:38] you adopt your style and
[00:47:41] leave it to everyone? So, we try to do both.
[00:47:45] Ah, okay, yes, so okay, so you
[00:47:49] offer, yes, tailor-made housing, we could say, there you go.
[00:47:52] So, we launched dedicated packs
[00:47:56] for each client, so they must choose either their style
[00:48:00] or our style, yeah, with reasonable packs
[00:48:03] with prices studied in the market with
[00:48:07] the comfort they want, yes, very good.
[00:48:09] And, given that we are in the middle
[00:48:13] of the summer edition of the
[00:48:17] 2026 Elogia fair, an edition dedicated to the Algerian
[00:48:20] diaspora, did you,
[00:48:22] during your entire participation here at the fair, notice
[00:48:26] an attraction or interest from the diaspora in
[00:48:30] investing here in Algeria? Very much so, yeah. For example, they
[00:48:32] asked for a very specific
[00:48:36] category of housing. Did they have well-defined
[00:48:39] criteria, or on the contrary, is it more or less
[00:48:42] similar to the standards of Algerians here?
[00:48:45] Uh,
[00:48:48] the criteria were very clear: is the
[00:48:52] place secure, is there parking, is there
[00:48:55] air conditioning? Yes, it's really, well, the
[00:48:57] comfort.
[00:49:00] They chose comfort. So we had all
[00:49:04] these amenities, mm hmm. There were
[00:49:07] reservations, and there you go.
[00:49:11] Very good, very good. So, you also plan to participate in the December
[00:49:15] edition, right? Yes, God willing, we will be present, God willing.
[00:49:19] Yeah, with a new project to announce?
[00:49:22] We will launch the project soon. So,
[00:49:25] we will talk about this new project.
[00:49:29] We are really responding to the
[00:49:32] client's request, which is small areas
[00:49:36] because for the moment, the clientele is looking for, they are not looking for
[00:49:39] large areas. Really. So, okay,
[00:49:43] okay, uh, how can we explain that, sorry.
[00:49:47] How can we explain, I think, the price per square
[00:49:49] meter.
[00:49:53] These last three years, it has increased, I
[00:49:56] think. Okay. More than the price per
[00:49:59] square meter because, as he said, there is
[00:50:03] now a category of Algerian diaspora who are much more interested
[00:50:06] in apartments with small spaces and that's
[00:50:10] the role of the interior designer it's
[00:50:14] surface where you really don't feel it
[00:50:18] exactly, it's how to live in a confined space
[00:50:21] but still... being comfortable, for example, in Europe we see
[00:50:25] 40 m2 apartments
[00:50:28] with real comfort, you don't
[00:50:31] feel it, yeah, in any case for the dear diaspora watching us
[00:50:35] tonight for this show dedicated to the Ilogia exhibition, what message would
[00:50:39] you like to convey would you like to convey for
[00:50:43] for the people who follow us and who would perhaps be interested in investing
[00:50:47] in Algeria, so for investing, I think now is the time because
[00:50:50] things
[00:50:53] have become a little easier
[00:50:58] the Algerian Foreign Bank, yes, there are
[00:51:01] payment facilities, we can invest
[00:51:03] easily, so this is the time, I think, very
[00:51:07] good, Mr. Anis Beltada, thank you very much for accepting our
[00:51:10] invitation and for being with us today to tell us about your beautiful
[00:51:14] project, namely Namati Promotion, and we are delighted to
[00:51:18] participate, oh, all the pleasure is ours, all the
[00:51:21] beaucoup merci à vous euh docteur
[00:51:25] enfin docteur je suis pas je suis pas docteur et je ne suis pas
[00:51:29] professeur donc enseignant monsieur Tahraui je suis maître
[00:51:33] assistant je suis maître assistant au département
[00:51:36] d'architecture je sais pas a pas
[00:51:38] parler c'est bon malheureusement on n'a pas eu
[00:51:42] le temps d'en parler plus en détail mais j'espère qu'on aura l'occasion en tout
[00:51:45] cas un dernier mot que vous direz vous que vous voudiez merci
[00:51:49] beaucoup pour l'invitation et puis euh nous a choisi
[00:51:53] euh la filière de la
[00:51:58] l'urbanisme parce que nous pensons
[00:51:59] que
[00:52:02] la que la communication peut régler beaucoup de problème. oui parce qu'il a
[00:52:06] beaucoup d'informations par exemple beaucoup de nos lecteurs quand ils lisent une
[00:52:09] information sur la revue ils nous disent ah non on savait pas que ça
[00:52:12] existir et en même temps la revue
[00:52:16] nous a permis de de de de
[00:52:19] mettre un pas aussi dans la l'édition du livre
[00:52:22] spécialisé puisque nous avons voilà
[00:52:25] publié un livre sur auron guide architecturale d'orant qui est très
[00:52:29] très sollicité par la diaspora c'est des visiteurs de stand c'est c'est
[00:52:33] ce qu'ils prennent en premier après des revues et c'est bien aussi de
[00:52:37] qui est toujours une traçabilité physique
[00:52:39] absolument merci avoir accepté notre
[00:52:43] invitation merci aussi à vous chers téléspectateurs de nous avoir suivi
[00:52:47] jusqu'au bout c'est déjà la fin de cette émission j'espère qu'elle vous a plu excellente
[00:52:51] suite de nos programmes sur Canal Algérie prenez bien soin de vous et à très bientôt au revoir.
[00:53:51] البرنامج برعايه نعمتي
[00:53:53] للترقيه
[00:54:00] البرنامج برعايه ام بي ان
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[00:54:13] Certains rêvent d'un avenir, d'autres le
[00:54:16] construisent. Nimati, promotion
[00:54:19] immobilière, l'excellence au service de vos
[00:54:22] ambitions, des espaces pensés dans les moindres
[00:54:26] détails, une vision où chaque pierre
[00:54:30] raconte une histoire, la vôtre, parce qu'un projet
[00:54:34] de vie mérite.
[00:54:45] الوقت راه يمشي ويزيد وحلمي
[00:54:48] ماحققتوش معانا حلمك يتحقق
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[00:55:06] الراحه الوساع الامان والقرب من
[00:55:10] كل مكان واقيلا عجبك
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[00:55:16] نقدرلها محال مع
[00:55:19] انبيان تقدرلها
[00:55:22] ايه علاه لالا بروموسيون ياسين
[00:55:25] وعمار فيها خير
[00:55:28] هذه تاع
[00:55:29] بارطاج.
[00:55:34] تتابعون
[00:56:28] برامج قنوات التلفزيون الترددات
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[00:57:05] عرس السواحل للقوات البحريه الجزائريه
[00:57:07] دائما الى جانبكم واذان
[00:57:10] صاغيه لتقديم يدا
[00:57:12] المساعده
[00:57:15] عند الخطر او الاستغاثه.
[00:57:17] تتردد، اتصل فورا بالرقم الازرق
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[00:57:33] حرس السواحل يقظه دائمه وحمايه بلا
[00:57:37] انقطاع.
[00:57:41] نحن هنا لنحميك من اي خطر، ننقذ حياتك
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[00:58:43] nationale.
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[00:59:22] pleasure is ours, it was a pleasure to talk with you, thank
[00:59:26] uh doctor
[00:59:28] finally doctor, I'm not, I'm not
[00:59:33] a doctor and I'm not a professor, so a teacher Mr. Tahraoui, I'm an assistant
[00:59:37] lecturer, I'm an assistant
[00:59:57] lecturer in
[01:00:00] department, I don't know, we haven't
[01:00:03] talked about it, unfortunately we didn't have
[01:00:07] time to talk about it in more detail, but I hope we will have the opportunity in any
[01:00:10] case, a last word you would say, thank you very much for the invitation and then
[01:00:14] uh we chose uh the field of
[01:00:21] communication around architecture and
[01:00:25] urbanism because we believe that
[01:00:28] communication can solve many problems. Yes, because there is
[01:00:32] a lot of information, for example, many of our readers when they read an
[01:00:35] article in the magazine, they tell us oh, we didn't know that
[01:00:38] existed, and at
[01:00:44] the same time, the magazine allowed us
[01:00:48] to take a step into
[01:00:52] specialized book publishing, since we
[01:00:55] have
[01:01:03] published a book on Oran, an architectural guide to Oran, which is very
[01:01:05] very popular with the diaspora, these are visitors to stands, this is
[01:01:09] what they take first after magazines, and it's also good that
[01:01:12] there is always a physical
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[01:06:11] joining us right away, the news headlines. On
[01:06:15] an official visit to Belarus, the Minister of Foreign Affairs Ahmed
[01:06:19] Ataf was received by President Alexander
[01:06:22] Lukashenko. The talks focused on strengthening the Algerian-Belarusian
[01:06:26] partnership and the progress of
[01:06:30] bilateral commitments.
[01:06:33] 6 people died and 24 others were injured
[01:06:36] in a traffic
[01:06:37] accident involving a
[01:06:42] bus for staff transport that occurred in the wilaya
[01:06:45] of Constantine. All human and material resources were
[01:06:48] mobilized to ensure optimal care for the
[01:06:52] injured. In Gaza, since the announcement of the ceasefire
[01:06:55] last October, at least 300 children have been killed
[01:06:58] and thousands of injured remain
[01:07:02] situation continues to worsen.
[01:07:06] Summer season destination Bejaya where the
[01:07:09] Algerian customs are reinforcing their system in the
[01:07:13] maritime station to ensure optimal
[01:07:15] reception of
[01:07:20] travelers. Welcome all, as part of
[01:07:24] the official visit made by the Minister of State, Minister of
[01:07:26] Foreign Affairs, of the National Community abroad and of
[01:07:30] African Affairs Ahmed
[01:07:32] Ataf in the Republic of
[01:07:35] Belarus and in his capacity as special envoy of the
[01:07:39] President of the Republic, the Minister was received today by
[01:08:12] the President of the Republic of
[01:08:15] Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. On this
[01:08:19] occasion, the Minister of State conveyed the greetings of the
[01:08:21] President of the Republic, Abdul Majid Boun to his Belarusian
[01:08:27] on the positive dynamic of relations
[01:08:30] between the two countries, in light of the progress
[01:08:33] recorded in the implementation of the results of the official visit
[01:08:36] made to Algeria by the Belarusian President in
[01:08:40] 2025. In a press statement after the
[01:08:44] audience, Ahmed Attaf welcomed the progress
[01:08:47] made in the execution of
[01:08:51] bilateral commitments. I invite you to listen to Ahmed Ataf.
[01:08:54] I had the honor of being received by His Excellency the President of the Republic of
[01:08:57] Belarus. On this occasion, I conveyed to him the greetings of the
[01:09:01] President of the Republic
[01:09:03] of success in the accomplishment of his
[01:09:06] mission and his wishes for more prosperity for Belarus. Our
[01:09:09] discussions were dedicated to evaluating the results of the significant
[01:09:12] visit made by President Alexander Lukashenko to Algeria
[01:09:15] as well as the concrete advances recorded following this
[01:09:19] visit. At the start of his visit, Ahmed
[01:09:22] Ataf laid a wreath of flowers at the foot of the Victory
[01:09:26] Monument in the capital Minsk, in homage to the heroes
[01:09:29] who fell in battle during the Second World War.
[01:09:32] And then this tragic news, six people
[01:09:35] died and 24 others were injured in a traffic
[01:09:39] accident that occurred this morning in Constantine, a
[01:09:43] bus reserved for staff transport skidded before
[01:09:45] falling into a... 20 at the level of the commune of
[01:09:49] Bniziad on national road 79
[01:09:53] connecting Constantine and Mila, the injured were
[01:09:56] evacuated to the nearest hospital
[01:10:00] facilities thanks to the intervention of the civil
[01:10:04] protection services. Details with Riinary.
[01:10:08] The case continues. At Lobe, around 5 am, a staff
[01:10:12] transport bus skidded, left the road
[01:10:15] before falling into a ravine on
[01:10:18] RN79 at the level of the commune.
[01:10:22] and administrative services were mobilized to ensure they received care in the
[01:10:25] best conditions.
[01:10:29] We ensured from the beginning
[01:11:16] victims and their
[01:11:20] An investigation was opened by the territorially competent security
[01:11:24] services to determine the exact causes and circumstances of
[01:11:26] the accident, which once again reminds us of the heavy toll paid on the
[01:11:29] roads and the imperative need to respect road
[01:11:32] safety rules.
[01:11:35] Another traffic accident occurred this
[01:11:38] afternoon in the wilaya of Tierret, according to a provisional report from civil
[01:11:42] protection, six people lost their lives at the scene of the
[01:11:46] collision between a tourist vehicle and a
[01:11:50] truck. The tragedy occurred on the Villaya road number 2
[01:11:54] in the commune of Shiima, Daira of Einedhab,
[01:11:58] alerted at 3:24 p.m.,
[01:12:01] emergency services quickly arrived on site.
[01:12:03] The health sector is strengthening in the wilaya of
[01:12:07] Skikda with the commissioning of a new
[01:12:11] polyclinic in the new urban center of
[01:12:15] Birstal in the Daira of Alharouch, this new structure
[01:12:18] aims to improve citizens' access to local
[01:12:21] health care. Samy Darch.
[01:12:25] Consulting a doctor, performing a blood test or receiving
[01:12:28] day hospital care without
[01:12:34] traveling several kilometers. This is now a reality for the
[01:12:38] residents of the new urban center of
[01:12:38] Birstal
[01:12:56] thanks to the commissioning of a new local
[01:12:59] polyclinic. Before, we traveled several kilometers
[01:13:02] to receive care, today we finally have a
[01:13:06] doctor and a dentist near
[01:13:09] us. I am very satisfied, this
[01:13:12] polyclinic is close to my accommodation, which greatly
[01:13:16] facilitates our access to care.
[01:13:19] This polyclinic is part of the improvement of local
[01:13:23] health care for the residents of this new city. Here we have
[01:13:26] general medicine and specialized medicine consultations, a
[01:13:30] dental surgery service, a mother and child center as well as a
[01:13:34] radiology service. The mother and child center is
[01:13:37] operational with all necessary means. It will provide
[01:13:40] all services for pregnant women,
[01:13:44] breastfeeding mothers, and children up to 5
[01:13:47] years old, equipped with modern
[01:13:51] medical equipment, this new facility brings together the necessary means to ensure
[01:13:53] local care fundamental in strengthening local
[01:13:57] health coverage to serve citizens.
[01:14:00] Education now, the results of the recruitment
[01:14:03] competition by title for teachers of the three levels
[01:14:06] of education for the
[01:14:09] announced this morning via the electronic accounts of
[01:14:13] candidates on the digital platform. The nominative
[01:14:16] lists of successful candidates were also
[01:14:20] published at all education directorates in a...
[01:14:24] communiqué, the Ministry of National
[01:14:27] Education specified that this announcement concerns all
[01:14:31] wilayas except Mascara, El Bayadh,
[01:14:34] Oran and Bouira, where the prior control operation
[01:14:38] of files by public service departments
[01:14:42] is still ongoing,
[01:14:42] the results will be
[01:14:47] published as soon as this procedure
[01:14:50] is completed.
[01:14:52] As a culmination of the 2026
[01:14:56] summer training campaign, the commander
[01:15:00] of the naval forces... Major General Mahfoud
[01:15:03] Benmed today inspected the naval
[01:15:06] detachment composed of the training ship
[01:15:10] Soummam and the training sailboat Al-Mallah,
[01:15:13] following the execution of the
[01:15:15] 2026 summer training campaign for
[01:15:19] career officer cadets in the first and second years of fundamental
[01:15:23] training at the Superior Naval School
[01:15:25] of Tmnifost in the first military region during the
[01:15:28] period from July 2 to August 6,
[01:15:32] 2026. This training campaign which
[01:15:35] included two main navigation routes
[01:15:39] in the western Mediterranean basin as well as
[01:15:42] the Atlantic Ocean with stopovers at national
[01:15:46] and foreign ports is considered an important step in the
[01:15:49] training path of career officer cadets which
[01:15:52] contributed to consolidating their state of preparation on the ground
[01:15:56] and to refining their skills in... amendment through the
[01:15:59] application of their academic knowledge on
[01:16:02] board executing exercises and various
[01:16:06] activities. This training campaign is also an
[01:16:10] essential step to train competent officers
[01:16:13] capable of commanding naval units in the future.
[01:16:16] O Allah, show us the wonders of Your power in the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the merciful, O
[01:16:20] Lord of the Worlds. O Allah, show us a sign in the oppressors and do not let them have
[01:16:24] a goal, O Most Merciful of the merciful, O Lord
[01:16:27] of the Worlds. We trust Israel.
[01:16:30] These Israelis are our brothers.
[01:16:33] We should welcome
[01:16:36] them with flowers. The Moroccans in European
[01:16:40] countries, when the time for
[01:16:43] prayer comes, they don't pray.
[01:16:47] despair pushes more and more Moroccans to take all risks
[01:16:50] confronted with poverty, unemployment and the deterioration of their
[01:16:54] living conditions. Many have attempted a perilous crossing
[01:16:57] to Ceuta, a situation which illustrates the extent of the social
[01:17:00] crisis and revives criticism of the Marcen's
[01:17:04] management of public policies. Sami
[01:17:08] Dachli. They were thousands,
[01:17:10] mostly young people, but also entire
[01:17:13] families, full of hope and dreams trying to... reach the other
[01:17:16] side of the Mediterranean, they
[01:17:19] did not hesitate to put their lives at risk to flee a
[01:17:23] precariousness that had become their daily lot, those
[01:17:26] who managed to cross the borders were quickly disillusioned, faced with the
[01:17:30] treatment they received, their dream turned into a
[01:17:34] nightmare. We are treated like cattle,
[01:17:37] they deprive us of food and try to force us to turn
[01:17:40] back.
[01:17:44] It's been a week since we are here, we have nothing, we
[01:17:47] are completely left to ourselves. For
[01:17:51] many, this attempt ended in a forced return to their
[01:17:54] daily lives, while others never reached their
[01:17:58] destination, victims of a crossing with tragic
[01:18:01] consequences. Why do they open the barriers if it is
[01:18:04] to kill our children? These are young people who only seek a
[01:18:07] better future. These images are the consequence of the
[01:18:10] bad governance of Marzen which fuels despair and
[01:18:14] pushes part of the population to exile. I lost
[01:18:17] contact with my daughter for almost 2 hours, then I was
[01:18:21] told she had
[01:18:56] died. there is poverty, unemployment
[01:18:58] and precariousness and a total lack of perspective, people no longer trust this
[01:19:02] government. I have nothing
[01:19:07] left, I am in a wheelchair after a back operation,
[01:19:11] today I have nothing to eat. This
[01:19:15] situation reveals a... deep social unrest, it reflects the
[01:19:18] precariousness, the feeling of abandonment that affects a
[01:19:21] part of the Moroccan population.
[01:19:25] In international news always, in Gaza, the humanitarian
[01:19:28] crisis continues to worsen, since the announcement of
[01:19:32] the ceasefire agreement last October, at least 300
[01:19:35] children have been killed, while thousands of injured and
[01:19:39] sick remain deprived of care, due to lack of medical evacuation and
[01:19:41] sufficient means. Correspondence from Celamdi, commentary
[01:19:45] Thomas. In Gaza, the humanitarian
[01:19:48] emergency has reached a critical level, the blockade and
[01:19:52] the closure of crossing points prevent thousands of
[01:19:55] injured and sick from being treated while the health
[01:19:58] system is collapsing under the weight
[01:20:02] of the bombings. I cannot treat my son, he
[01:20:05] needs a cornea transplant, if the situation continues, he will lose his
[01:20:09] sight. The health authorities have
[01:20:12] indicated that more than 17,000 patients are in
[01:20:16] urgent need of evacuation to receive care outside
[01:20:19] the Gaza Strip. Hospitals
[01:20:22] facing a shortage of medical equipment are
[01:20:26] no longer able to provide care for
[01:20:30] patients. Sick people are
[01:20:33] dying in the Gaza Strip. There is no treatment for us, hospitals
[01:20:36] are no longer able to take Tindouf, Adrar, Salah and
[01:20:40] Timimoun. The sea tomorrow will be rather calm on the western coasts,
[01:20:44] slightly choppy on the central and eastern coasts. 10 to 20 km/h on the western coasts, the
[01:20:47] winds will remain variable up to 40 km/h on the central coasts. The winds
[01:20:51] are from the east-northeast sector and 10 to 30 km/h on the eastern coasts
[01:20:55] and the winds will be from the north sector. A small trip
[01:20:59] to Europe where the weather will generally remain
[01:21:03] sunny over a large part of... relevant cloudy in Berlin,
[01:21:07] some light rain in Vienna, stormy rains in Moscow and Kiev,
[01:21:10] the thermometer will show 23° in Berlin, 29 in
[01:21:14] Vienna, also in Moscow, 27 in Paris, 26 in London,
[01:21:18] 31° in Lisbon, 36 in Rome, 32 towards
[01:21:21] Istanbul and 38° the maximum this time in
[01:21:25] Madrid, and as always we finish with the sunrise and
[01:21:28] sunset, the sunset will be at
[01:21:32] 7:48 PM, for more information you always
[01:21:35] have. presented to you the weather
[01:21:59] conditions by Mobilis.
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[01:23:33] Hello, welcome to. As you can
[01:23:37] see, we are in Chelchell, we came to meet a child of the
[01:23:38] city, but also a precious
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[01:26:41] Hey you, you've been in there for an hour, please come out so I can wash my clothes.
[01:26:44] Wait. I'll wait. Look, if they had put the wool in,
[01:26:47] winds towards the extreme south,
[01:30:03] they wouldn't have washed it, dried it, hung it,
[01:30:06] and then put it back. Explain to me what you're doing,
[01:30:10] for God's sake. Listen and go wash them yourself in the kitchen.
[01:30:13] God forbid, but my clothes are worth a lot. I wash them in the kitchen.
[01:30:16] It's you who washes them there because you're like
[01:30:20] those dishes. God brought you, Nassira. I've
[01:30:25] what's wrong with you? Look, I saw her with this eye, the worms and
[01:30:29] dirt will eat her. You took my glass and emptied my
[01:31:05] I lent her the glass. I gave her the Jeldoosh bottle yesterday. What's
[01:31:09] wrong with you, Salima? My mother, give her your gold.
[01:31:13] Give it to her. She's fine. May you live long, and ten like you.
[01:31:16] But I don't understand all this shouting. Do you know that my father and mother are sitting
[01:31:20] downstairs in the kitchen? Aren't you afraid they'll hear you? Let them hear, my sister.
[01:31:23] Nothing can be hidden in this house, you fool.
[01:31:28] "O foolish wife of the minister." Oh,
[01:31:32] Sapti,
[01:31:34] how did my house become so messy?
[01:31:48] I mean, what do I want to tell you? All day long you're arguing with me, saying that the kitchen is dusty or
[01:31:51] not dusty. Did you bring these
[01:31:54] brides? I brought them.
[01:32:06] I told you all day long to be careful.
[01:32:09] sick, how do you expect me not to get upset? Tell
[01:32:12] the truth. When I was alone in the house,
[01:32:16] I did all the work. My house was clean. Tell
[01:32:20] the truth. Today, a third of the house
[01:32:22] became like the house of the Qazanat.
[01:32:26] True. True, but why all day
[01:32:30] long are you bothering me with brides and the kitchen
[01:32:33] and dust? Am I going to live with them? I'm going to kick them out.
[01:32:37] No, I have a solution, I really have a solution.
[01:32:41] Let's change the biography. Let's change the biography.
[01:32:44] Yes, let's change the biography, but this is not my concern. My
[01:32:47] concern is your brother's wife. What's wrong with her? She got divorced.
[01:32:51] You're getting divorced? Your brother's wife inherited ten
[01:32:53] billion. Oh,
[01:32:57] world. The meat is only for those
[01:33:00] who have no teeth. Good for her.
[01:33:03] Yes, I mean, if you had ten
[01:33:06] billion, a billion after a billion, what
[01:33:09] would you do with them? Ten billion? Yes, put your hand here.
[01:33:12] Aha. Two for Ibrahim
[01:33:15] and two for me.
[01:33:19] Beauty. Yes. And two for me.
[01:33:22] Perfection. Without forgetting
[01:33:26] the girls. They build their lives with them.
[01:33:30] And two for us to go on Hajj with
[01:33:33] them and live a life
[01:33:35] of praise, or by God, is it
[01:33:39] not true? If it were true, oh my goodness, oh
[01:33:41] my goodness. Wow, you impress
[01:33:45] me. You impress me, you impress me,
[01:33:48] you impress me. I like
[01:33:50] you, I like you, I like you, I like
[01:33:53] you.
[01:33:55] You know what I like about you?
[01:33:59] When I tell you where are my pants, you don't hear me. Where is my coffee?
[01:34:01] You don't hear me. Where are my shoes? You don't hear me. And you hear
[01:34:05] the sound of the water.
[01:34:08] By God, you gave me an idea, but I've
[01:34:11] been thinking all morning. I found
[01:34:19] the solution. What is a woman's enemy?
[01:34:23] The kitchen. A woman's enemy is a woman.
[01:34:26] And the saying is measured. Tonfiishi,
[01:34:30] Tonfiishi. Oh.
[01:34:34] Brother, she was the one who called, poor thing.
[01:34:34] I called her. What's wrong with you?
[01:34:44] You heard the phone ring in front of me,
[01:35:15] subhanallah. Oh, I really don't remember. Siam,
[01:35:18] tell me, it's normal for your friend to lie to her. What
[01:35:22] kind of friend is this? She talks so much. Why did I say
[01:35:26] that to her? Yes, but it's still a lie, subhanallah.
[01:35:30] My dear, the surname is still there. What did I tell
[01:35:33] you? What did I make you understand? For example, if you want to talk to
[01:35:37] someone, you have two methods. Either you let her talk and hold
[01:35:40] the phone like this, "I can't hear." Or, secondly, you tell
[01:35:44] her you're in such and such a place, and such and such a place, and such
[01:35:47] and such a place to get rid of her. I can't, I can't, Siham,
[01:35:51] I can't. I'm sitting at home doing chores. I'll tell them I'm sitting
[01:35:54] at home doing chores. There's nothing wrong with that, subhanallah.
[01:35:58] Yes. Here she comes again, another
[01:36:01] surprise.
[01:36:02] Oh, please focus.
[01:36:05] Go, separate. Separate. I have an allergy. Go away.
[01:36:09] Nassira, I brought you some news. Take a deep
[01:36:12] breath. Look, I was in the
[01:36:18] kitchen. I heard Grandma and Grandpa, with this
[01:36:21] ear that the worms and dirt will eat, they have an inheritance of 10
[01:36:25] billion and they're going to divide it among us.
[01:36:29] Salima, you're not lying this time, are you? When you were
[01:36:32] lying to your friend earlier, that wasn't a lie. I'll explain later.
[01:36:36] Shut up. Look, each of us will get two
[01:36:39] billion. That means two billion for you and two
[01:36:42] billion for me. Some people don't deserve
[01:36:55] it. You know, Salima, if I had two billion, what would I do with them? What
[01:36:59] would you do with them? I mean, I'd start with my mother.
[01:37:03] She's the first. My mother, I'd take her to the best hospital
[01:37:07] in this country. That way, she'll hear well, and I'll
[01:37:10] get her expensive brand glasses so she can see well.
[01:37:14] And my father, I'd open a shop for him and buy him a car so he can stop.
[01:37:18] Stop, stop, and also see a doctor to re-examine that messed-up
[01:37:21] brain of yours. Siham, if
[01:37:25] you had two billion, what would you do with them?
[01:37:29] I'd start with this house. I'd give it a new update.
[01:37:32] I'd redo everything. Why is that a kitchen?
[01:37:35] That's a living room. And you are people. Look,
[01:37:39] my dear, I already worked for you. It's okay, just a small gesture.
[01:37:43] I'll open a private school here downstairs on the first floor.
[01:37:47] I'll call it Siham School. It has the
[01:37:49] level so that your children will have a good level. Education
[01:37:53] is good, right? You know what?
[01:37:56] If I really got two billion, what would I do with
[01:38:00] them? First, I'd go
[01:38:02] to Bombay. Oh, Bombay.
[01:38:06] My dear, you messed it up from the start. Look,
[01:38:09] I'd dress like them. And we'd also play with that
[01:38:12] colored flour and dance
[01:38:15] outside in the street and take pictures with
[01:38:19] Shah Rukh Khan, with Kapoor Khan, with Murad
[01:38:21] Khan. I'd take pictures with all these Khans, right?
[01:38:25] And then from there, we'd go straight to
[01:38:28] that place where there's a river
[01:38:32] and above it, they throw money.
[01:38:35] What do you throw? What do you throw?
[01:38:40] We throw money, obviously. You'll throw two billion, right?
[01:38:43] No, we don't throw. We're going especially to pick
[01:38:47] it up, my dear. Why do you think we have so much? We're going
[01:38:50] to throw.
[01:38:52] And then when I come back here,
[01:38:55] what do I do? Hmm, I'll buy
[01:38:58] a car. The one you lean on to
[01:39:01] start, you lean on to stop. Oh, that's old. I
[01:39:04] have new ones now, my dear, or digital ones.
[01:39:07] Salima, if he doesn't get married,
[01:39:11] God will punish him. You're wrong, Nassira. I'll bring
[01:39:14] you the news that is confirmed by this ear that
[01:39:18] the worms and dirt will eat. As for me, I'll go call Jamal
[01:39:21] and tell him so we can start preparing our projects from now on.
[01:39:25] Yes, I'll also go prepare myself.
[01:39:43] Yes, my mother, two billion. You hear? Two
[01:39:47] of them. You count them from the
[01:39:49] time.
[01:39:51] I know. Don't remind me. I can't stand her and I don't love
[01:39:55] her, but she brought me the news, may
[01:39:58] God bless her. Oh, I asked him.
[01:40:00] He's coming.
[01:40:05] And I told him to buy me that house. Yes, that
[01:40:09] exact one.
[01:40:14] important listening. What's wrong? What's wrong? What's
[01:40:18] wrong? Well,
[01:40:21] phone. Your problem is not that you
[01:40:24] didn't understand. You didn't believe me when I told
[01:40:28] you that your mother would give each of you two billion. Where did your
[01:40:31] mother get two billion? My mother only had my father's bottles.
[01:40:34] And I didn't know that your mother is a millionaire and has 10 billion.
[01:40:38] It wasn't Salima who told me. I don't believe her. I don't
[01:40:42] trust her. But when it comes to money, you believe her, I know.
[01:40:46] But tell me, does your mother really have an inheritance? My mother is
[01:40:49] cut off from the tree. Where did she get an inheritance? Oh, my
[01:40:53] brother. You miser. Wake up a
[01:40:56] little. How do you know that they were really hidden?
[01:41:00] How do you know that they inherited it? How did they find out?
[01:41:03] Look, I don't care what happened. The important thing is two billion.
[01:41:07] And trust your wife. I know. It's obvious. Okay, okay. Congratulations
[01:41:11] to us, two billion. May God
[01:41:14] we need to change the plan. It's going to turn around now.
[01:41:18] Okay, but listen for a minute.
[01:41:21] Before you take them, promise me now and let these
[01:41:25] walls be witnesses that you'll give me my billion. Take both
[01:41:31] of them, my dear mother.
[01:41:32] Did you hear me?
[01:41:36] My husband, yes.
[01:41:39] in the living room. Downstairs
[01:41:41] and upstairs. Oh, okay. And keep it in
[01:41:44] mind.
[01:41:48] You'll come down, but keep it in
[01:41:50] mind.
[01:41:54] Excuse me.
[01:41:57] Now you believed me that it's true, right? I brought you something.
[01:42:01] Yes. Half for me, half for you.
[01:42:05] is my billion.
[01:42:09] Go, go prepare yourself. I'm going
[01:42:22] now. You know, if this deal works out, I'll take you
[01:42:25] on a 15-day vacation.
[01:42:28] Vacation? What do I do with a vacation? Buy me a house
[01:42:31] first, and buy me something to go out with. Two billion won't
[01:42:35] buy a house with an apartment. What's wrong with you? An apartment?
[01:42:38] No, I won't live in an apartment. Figure it out yourself.
[01:42:41] Kamal, didn't you promise me that once God
[01:42:44] provides, I'll live like a queen?
[01:42:47] You broke your word. Hiyam, two billion is not enough to
[01:42:51] pay off the austerity loan. Okay, but
[01:42:55] they will buy a car. Yes, a car. I'll buy you a car.
[01:43:19] The inheritance. Salima, yes, Grandma,
[01:43:25] Inshallah, if God Almighty grants you a long life, you might not come.
[01:43:28] So I won't come. And make sure you come.
[01:43:32] Inshallah, inshallah, my beautiful Grandma.
[01:43:34] Mashallah.
[01:43:37] Do you believe me now or not? I believe you. She told us to go at
[01:43:41] two o'clock to divide the inheritance. But why don't we go
[01:43:44] and divide it ourselves? You're already starting to be difficult.
[01:43:48] My son, your mother wants to make us, the brides, happy,
[01:43:51] and we will make you happy, because I am a woman
[01:43:54] and I understand how a woman thinks when it comes to money.
[01:43:57] She waited a long time.
[01:44:00] Listen, it's not me. They don't
[01:44:03] understand much.
[01:44:07] Hello?
[01:44:10] Okay, Kamal. How are you? Thank God.
[01:44:15] people. Yes.
[01:44:18] Listen, if I talk like this and get money, I'll change.
[01:44:22] If I get money, I'll be like, "Your car is not
[01:44:24] for sale." Oh,
[01:44:27] 280. How much
[01:44:29] do you want for it?
[01:44:32] 350. Buyer. I told you,
[01:44:36] this week you have a buyer. Okay, this week I'll come and pour
[01:44:42] it out. Seriously, you bought it for me and wrote it to me in
[01:44:45] a crisis. I'm going to that
[01:44:47] woman and kill her in her heart.
[01:44:53] You are
[01:44:53] divorced.
[01:45:02] And my wife
[01:45:05] today, but from way back. She swims.
[01:45:08] And my wife
[01:45:23] Listen, you heard nothing. There was nothing. But I saw
[01:45:27] something. Oh, you're wearing rags. They say "rags"
[01:45:32] I wanted to make a transition for you with the apron. What's wrong with you?
[01:45:36] Oh, okay, okay. Don't say today you heard nothing. What's
[01:45:39] wrong? What's wrong? Oh, I heard it outside. You inside,
[01:45:42] you didn't hear anything? What's wrong? Didn't you hear
[01:45:46] about something? It's something that comes in a check. When we see
[01:45:49] it, we're shocked because it has a lot of zeros.
[01:45:53] Did they tell you the story of two billion?
[01:45:56] Two billion. Now I'll tell you what it is. Oh, my mother.
[01:46:00] Oh, oh, your mother is coming home. No, I'm not talking about my real
[01:46:03] mother. My mother Zuwina. What's wrong with her? If
[01:46:07] I tell you, what will you pay me? This.
[01:46:34] What is this? Tomatoes. But when I heard two billion, I see an apple. Don't make fun of me.
[01:46:37] Are you serious? You believe
[01:46:40] her? You're crazy. Salima told me. You follow Salima.
[01:46:43] Tell Salima to lower her voice in the house. My father is sleeping.
[01:46:46] Salima told me. We have a story. I haven't told
[01:46:50] you. We have an old, old and complicated
[01:46:53] story. A long time ago, my
[01:46:56] grandfather used to take credit from a grocer. Okay, you're with
[01:47:00] me. Then when my mother grew up, she kept taking credit from
[01:47:04] that grocer. Oh, and the bill increased. Yes.
[01:47:07] That means we inherited what the grocer still
[01:47:10] owed us. Yes, you have a debt. Yes, we have
[01:47:14] a debt. This is where the debt. Yes,
[01:47:18] yes, the debt. You just believe it, Ibrahim. If you
[01:47:21] and I can help each other, we can pay off that debt easily.
[01:47:25] My wife, I respect you and I love you, and my dear
[01:47:28] wife and so on, because two billion is a lot. What's wrong with you?
[01:47:32] If I got two billion, I might think about getting married again.
[01:47:35] I'd redo the bedroom.
[01:47:37] You scared me. Marriage. My mother, father, Sapti, wants
[01:48:18] to remarry you. You see, thank God we were patient
[01:48:22] and we came back. Oh, and they say Salima only brings bad
[01:48:26] news. Whoever hears it will think she's going to divorce you. Listen, tell me the
[01:48:29] truth. Is this meeting real? You're not kidding, are you,
[01:48:33] Siham? Shame on you. You must think I'm crazy.
[01:48:37] But these two wanted my sister to come. You see how
[01:48:40] long it's been?
[01:48:43] Tell me, where is your husband?
[01:48:46] He didn't show up. My husband doesn't waste his time. He went,
[01:48:49] of course. I told him that as soon as your mother distributes
[01:48:53] the money, I'll just beep him on the phone and he'll come. I don't
[01:48:57] call. I just beep. Oh, I forgot to tell you,
[01:49:00] Kamal bought me a car. What can I tell you? The latest
[01:49:04] model. And he even put it in my
[01:49:07] name. He told me that when we get those two billion,
[01:49:11] may God bless us with them, he'll do all the projects
[01:49:14] that are in my head and
[01:49:17] in my name. Listen, tell me, what is she going to do
[01:49:20] with those two billion?
[01:49:23] He said he has something to tell me. Oh, Siam, are you
[01:49:26] here? Yes, I came to tell you that lunch is ready
[01:49:29] and I have prepared everything. We should go down and eat.
[01:49:33] No, as soon as I heard about two billion, my appetite disappeared.
[01:49:35] When I heard about the meeting, it won't pass.
[01:49:39] What did Ibrahim tell you about? What? What's wrong?
[01:49:42] Are you living on planet Mars? Pay attention.
[01:49:45] Money, money. I'll tell you what he told
[01:49:49] me. He told me that his in-laws, who are my father and mother,
[01:49:52] you see, they don't have money. And my father-in-law's house,
[01:49:56] who are his father and mother, poor things, they also don't
[01:49:58] have money.
[01:50:01] Oh my God, why do you only wish for evil, poverty, and misery?
[01:50:04] And in your opinion, why did my beautiful mother tell us that I have a meeting? I don't
[01:50:08] know. You don't
[01:50:13] it for dinner. What do you think? Forget lunch. I don't care about lunch
[01:50:17] or dinner. From now on, in this house, why? Why?
[01:50:20] I have money. I'll go eat in fancy restaurants.
[01:50:24] You hear? I'm listening to music, not the fuss of Zuwina and her
[01:50:28] brides. I forgot, you say that in this house, the
[01:50:32] electricity will go out?
[01:50:35] If you continue like this, we'll lose our minds. I'm going down
[01:50:38] to eat. Good for you.
[01:50:41] You know what? I really feel sorry for her when she talks
[01:50:45] like that. She's truly naive. I feel sorry for them because of
[01:50:48] the money they're going to get. What will she do with it?
[01:51:16] Good evening to you. Good evening, mother. Peace be upon you.
[01:51:20] Peace, peace, peace be upon you.
[01:51:23] Peace. I called you to have a meeting.
[01:51:26] And this meeting is to explain some
[01:51:30] problems. We have an urgent situation, and this urgent
[01:51:33] situation is difficult. And as I am the owner
[01:51:36] of the house, pardon me, as I and Zuwina
[01:51:40] are the owners of the house, we will explain to you the broad
[01:51:43] lines of how this house is run.
[01:51:47] Please, Zuwina. Siham, what are the broad
[01:51:50] lines he's talking about? Be quiet, it's not
[01:51:54] your time. In the name of God. Look, to be
[01:51:58] honest with you, we have
[01:52:00] agreed among ourselves
[01:52:03] to divide the share among
[01:52:06] you fairly.
[01:52:10] Madam, as I am the eldest wife,
[01:52:13] then we will take a lot.
[01:52:16] The middle one will take a little, and the youngest
[01:52:20] will take what God wills. Look, with all due respect,
[01:52:22] you think, Grandma Zuwina? We're all
[01:52:25] going after her. Oh, I told you, this girl speaks
[01:52:29] well. How are you? You're boring.
[01:52:31] Salima, where is Salima? Kamal's wife. Uncle Sapti,
[01:52:35] what's wrong with you? Yes, good. Never mind.
[01:52:39] Never mind. And if Siham wants to take everything,
[01:52:42] I don't object. I seek refuge in Allah from
[01:52:46] Satan the accursed.
[01:52:49] prescribed duty for the believers at fixed times.
[01:52:59] Allahu Akbar.
[01:53:01] Allah
[01:53:08] is the greatest.
[01:53:13] I bear witness that there is no god but
[01:53:17] Allah.
[01:53:23] I bear witness that there
[01:53:27] is no god
[01:53:31] but
[01:53:32] Allah.
[01:53:40] I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger
[01:53:44] of Allah.
[01:53:52] Indeed, Muhammad
[01:53:56] is the messenger
[01:53:59] of Allah.
[01:54:07] prayer.
[01:54:17] prayer.
[01:54:44] salvation.
[01:55:15] Allahu Akbar.
[01:55:16] Allah
[01:55:21] is the greatest.
[01:55:24] There
[01:55:27] is no god
[01:55:30] but
[01:55:32] Allah.
[01:55:40] O Allah, Lord of this perfect call and the established
[01:55:43] prayer, grant Muhammad the means
[01:55:46] and the distinction, and raise him to the praised station
[01:55:50] that You have promised him.
[01:55:57] I don't object, but I do object. This is injustice.
[01:56:00] Yes, I told you, she speaks well. How are you?
[01:56:16] We just need our division to be fair, that's all. So, the fairness
[01:56:20] you're talking about, the eldest wife is the one who gets a lot.
[01:56:23] Sapti tells her to shut up, and you, Nassira, say
[01:56:27] nothing. Mother, I still don't know what she's talking about.
[01:56:30] I'm coming to you. This talk is also fine. Grandma Zuwina,
[01:56:34] about
[01:56:41] Siham, she's the oldest among you and the eldest wife. Look,
[01:56:45] Siam, you have
[01:56:48] Saturday and Sunday.
[01:56:52] The hallway and the living room, and make
[01:56:56] breakfast.
[01:57:00] And Monday and Tuesday are for you. The work is for
[01:57:03] Salima. And Wednesday
[01:57:06] and Thursday are for you, Nassira, my daughter.
[01:57:10] And Friday you share.
[01:57:14] This is because my house has become
[01:57:17] a mess. Get up, Salima. In the name
[01:57:20] of God, in the name of God. Start your eyes
[01:57:23] shining.
[01:57:29] Come here, come here. Sign
[01:57:33] here.
[01:58:43] In the heart of the Mediterranean Sea,
[01:58:46] a symbol of modernity and openness
[01:58:49] stands. The marine terminal of Annaba
[01:58:53] Port, one of the glories
[01:58:57] of Algerian maritime transport.
[01:59:00] Designed for the comfort of travelers,
[01:59:04] it provides modern and
[01:59:07] functional spaces.
[01:59:10] Every detail has been designed to ensure
[01:59:13] a calm, comfortable
[01:59:15] and safe journey.
[01:59:19] As a dedicated passenger terminal,
[01:59:23] Annaba Marine Terminal can accommodate
[01:59:26] more than 240,000 passengers
[01:59:29] annually. A strategic
[01:59:31] multimodal hub. The marine terminal of Annaba
[01:59:35] Port, the maritime gateway to modern
[01:59:39] Algeria.
[01:59:41] Peace, mercy, and blessings of
[01:59:59] God be upon you. Welcome, viewers, to the 8:00
[02:00:03] news, starting with the headlines:
[02:00:05] Advancement
[02:00:09] of the health system. Rapid pace of construction of health
[02:00:12] facilities in Bouira to relieve
[02:00:15] pressure.
[02:00:18] And in Skikda, a multi-service clinic comes into operation
[02:00:21] to improve the quality of patient
[02:00:25] care.
[02:00:29] Reinforcing the transport network. Duplication projects of national
[02:00:33] and provincial roads in El Oued as a driver for economic
[02:00:37] development.
[02:00:42] And in El Bayadh, maintenance work on provincial road
[02:00:44] No. 47 to ensure smooth flow.
[02:00:54] To ensure the continuity of energy supplies,
[02:00:57] Naftal trucks arrive in Tamanrasset to supply
[02:01:00] border areas with their fuel
[02:01:04] Between Algeria
[02:01:10] and Belarus, a common political will
[02:01:13] to strengthen bilateral cooperation
[02:01:16] and expand areas of inter-partnership.
[02:01:19] In support of efforts to combat
[02:01:25] drug-related crime by involving
[02:01:28] citizens in the reporting process.
[02:01:31] Issuance of the executive decree
[02:01:34] the conditions and procedures for incentivizing the disclosure
[02:01:37] of perpetrators of drug-related crimes and psychotropic
[02:01:41] substances.
[02:01:43] Morocco, no one wants to live
[02:01:48] there anymore. We are not living a good life. We are oppressed
[02:01:52] in our own country. Young people are dying in their country.
[02:01:55] They are dying. They cannot find work.
[02:02:01] Morocco. A social and economic crisis
[02:02:04] is worsening amidst blocked horizons and expanding
[02:02:08] the cycle of suffering and the escalation of the
[02:02:11] congestion situation.
[02:02:18] the beginning, as part of the state's efforts to improve health services
[02:02:22] to meet the aspirations of citizens, the wilaya of
[02:02:25] Bouira is witnessing a rapid pace of completion
[02:02:28] of promising health projects
[02:02:31] other health structures, in addition to
[02:02:35] the establishment of a number of new medical institutes. Malik
[02:02:38] Darahmon. Open workshops
[02:02:42] and a machine that never stops working here in the wilaya of
[02:02:45] Bouira. Work is progressing rapidly on the construction of paramedical
[02:02:49] training institutes. Projects
[02:02:52] designed according to modern standards include study
[02:02:55] halls, laboratories for practical training, residences and various
[02:02:59] allowing for the training of a new
[02:03:03] generation of health sector workers in the best
[02:03:05] conditions. This project consists of
[02:03:08] classrooms, plus laboratories.
[02:03:11] We have a lecture hall. We have two sports
[02:03:15] fields. We have two sports fields. We have
[02:03:22] an expansion of the restaurant, and in parallel with that, work continues on the construction
[02:03:26] of two new hospitals in Majdala and Ain Bessem.
[02:03:30] The workshops are witnessing continuous activity to deliver
[02:03:33] the two projects within the specified deadlines, which
[02:03:36] will contribute to bringing treatment closer to citizens and alleviating pressure
[02:03:40] on other hospital institutions in the wilaya. The restart
[02:03:43] of several projects that had been suspended for
[02:03:47] years, including the hospital
[02:03:50] we are at today, Ain Bessem Hospital, with 120
[02:03:53] beds. We also have a hospital
[02:03:57] with 140 beds in Majdala. We also have Burj
[02:04:00] Kharis Hospital, which had been suspended since 2018,
[02:04:04] and is also undergoing a restart. With
[02:04:07] the continuous pace of construction, the wilaya of Bouira is shaping
[02:04:11] a more integrated health map that combines
[02:04:14] the training of competencies and the expansion of treatment facilities.
[02:04:19] In terms of health, primary healthcare services have been strengthened with the opening of a multidisciplinary
[02:04:22] clinic in the new residential pole
[02:04:25] of Berzel in the Hroush district in Skikda. This development
[02:04:28] aims to provide the necessary structures
[02:04:32] and facilities and bring services closer
[02:04:37] the new residential areas. Aisha
[02:04:40] Bouberiq. Between examination rooms and consultations,
[02:04:44] doctors at this new multidisciplinary clinic
[02:04:48] in the new residential cluster in Hroush, Berzel, began
[02:04:51] receiving citizens, who welcomed the entry of this health
[02:04:55] facility into service. We used to suffer.
[02:04:57] We travel
[02:05:01] to Hroush. It was a great suffering. Thank God, now
[02:05:04] they opened this clinic for us. There is a doctor, there is a dentist.
[02:05:08] I am happy today. I am not lying to you. As a citizen,
[02:05:11] I benefited from social housing here, and it is
[02:05:15] close to my home. The opening of the clinic is within
[02:05:18] the framework of bringing primary healthcare closer to the residents here
[02:05:22] in the new city. This clinic, God
[02:05:26] willing, has special medical
[02:05:29] examinations. General medical examinations. It has dental
[02:05:32] surgery, maternity and childhood department. It has a radiology
[02:05:36] department. I tell them that the maternity and childhood
[02:05:39] department is open and has all
[02:05:43] the means and provides all
[02:05:46] the services for pregnant women, breastfeeding
[02:05:50] women, and children up to five years old.
[02:05:53] The clinic is equipped with various modern medical equipment
[02:05:56] and facilities, allowing for the provision of health services in
[02:06:00] suitable conditions. It is a very good
[02:06:03] clinic. It is composed of
[02:06:06] three floors, between general and specialist. About
[02:06:10] six general practitioners
[02:06:12] and specialists. Specialists are affiliated with the hospital
[02:06:16] according to their referral. They have an external
[02:06:21] week. We try to determine some
[02:06:24] specialties and bring them here. A new health
[02:06:27] structure enters service to embody the state's
[02:06:30] efforts to improve the quality of care
[02:06:32] for patients.
[02:06:35] Improving the condition of roads and maintaining them is a challenge for the public
[02:06:38] works sector in El Oued wilaya, through the implementation
[02:06:41] of projects to dual provincial and national roads
[02:06:45] in their sections connecting El Oued wilaya with neighboring
[02:06:49] wilayas, to ensure the comfort of road users
[02:06:52] and better traffic flow. Halifa
[02:06:55] tells us. Supporting the national road network
[02:07:00] is a major challenge in improving the public works sector in El Oued
[02:07:02] wilaya. The dualling of National Road No. 48, which
[02:07:06] is a vital economic and commercial artery par excellence, and also
[02:07:10] connects El Oued and Biskra wilayas, passing through El M'Ghair
[02:07:13] wilaya, has contributed to the safety of users of this road,
[02:07:17] especially for vehicles with heavy loads.
[02:07:20] It used to be difficult. The road was broken, but now it's much better.
[02:07:24] God willing, you can pass normally. Thank God, thank God.
[02:07:27] As for the road, the road has changed, not like it used to be.
[02:07:30] We hope, that they will do these
[02:07:34] works, because land transport is, let's say, 85%
[02:07:38] of Algeria's lifeline. It is
[02:07:41] our authorities will fix it and provide us with these roads, God willing.
[02:07:44] And we wish safe journeys for all, God willing. The border strip
[02:07:48] has also witnessed reinforcement in improving roads within the border
[02:07:51] areas up to the sister country of Tunisia, over an estimated distance of
[02:07:55] 668
[02:07:57] kilometers. This national road connects two other
[02:08:01] national roads of the same size,
[02:08:04] namely National Road No. 16, the northeastern
[02:08:06] one, which extends to
[02:08:10] Tébessa, starting from Ouargla, and National
[02:08:13] Road No. 3, which comes from Ouargla and heads to Biskra and to the north
[02:08:16] of the country. Regarding the border
[02:08:20] road, we have completed all operations and all
[02:08:23] batches related to the construction of this
[02:08:26] road, and thank God, after completing all programs
[02:08:30] and projects recorded in this vital sector in El Oued, all roads
[02:08:34] connecting it with other wilayas have been completed
[02:08:37] within their specified
[02:08:38] deadlines.
[02:08:41] To support the road network and enhance traffic flow,
[02:08:45] maintenance work is continuing in El Bayadh
[02:08:48] on Provincial Road No. 47, which connects
[02:08:51] the municipalities of El Bayadh and Ain El Ikhraq, in an effort
[02:08:54] to improve travel conditions and enhance road safety.
[02:08:58] Rashida Ben Ayad.
[02:09:01] National Road No. 47, which connects
[02:09:04] the municipality of El Bayadh and Ain El Ikhraq, is undergoing
[02:09:07] maintenance and rehabilitation work to enhance traffic flow
[02:09:11] and improve travel conditions
[02:09:14] on this vital artery. God willing,
[02:09:18] they will redo it and fix it well, because you know the road
[02:09:22] driving, and when it's broken, we say it's very
[02:09:26] difficult. It's difficult when you are
[02:09:30] tired and people walk on this road.
[02:09:34] It takes you to
[02:09:37] road. It needs a study so that it doesn't happen again. This
[02:09:41] operation is part of the road network rehabilitation program
[02:09:45] in the wilaya, which aims to rehabilitate high-traffic
[02:09:49] axes, especially those that witness daily passage
[02:09:52] of light vehicles and cargo trucks,
[02:09:56] which will improve road safety
[02:10:01] of this vital road axis.
[02:10:05] This is already very degraded and has been like
[02:10:08] this for a long time. God willing, we will fix it in the best way and finish it
[02:10:12] on time, God willing. Reinforcement works
[02:10:15] on three sections. For the first section,
[02:10:18] from kilometer 197 to kilometer
[02:10:21] 185.500,
[02:10:24] the pace of work is advanced, only
[02:10:27] 80%. As for the other two sections, over
[02:10:31] a distance of 12.5 and over a distance of four
[02:10:35] kilometers, work has
[02:10:38] begun. The work, the
[02:10:41] deviation
[02:10:45] work to reinforce the road surface. This
[02:10:48] project embodies the continuation of efforts to modernize
[02:10:52] the road network in El Bayadh wilaya, which contributes
[02:10:55] to improving travel conditions and enhancing road safety,
[02:10:59] and keeping pace with the economic activity
[02:11:01] in the region.
[02:11:05] As part of ensuring the continuity of energy supply
[02:11:08] across various parts of the country, 100 trucks
[02:11:12] belonging to Naftal arrived in the capital of the Great South,
[02:11:15] Tamanrasset, to supply the border areas
[02:11:19] needs. Musk Ahmadou. We hope the crisis will be
[02:11:23] resolved, God willing. God willing,
[02:11:25] the convoy will bring blessings to the wilaya.
[02:11:29] Thank God, after the convoy that came to the wilaya,
[02:11:32] we hope it will alleviate the fuel
[02:11:37] after the increased demand for petroleum
[02:11:41] products in the capital of the Great South, Tamanrasset.
[02:11:44] Today, it receives more than 100 trucks loaded
[02:11:48] with gasoline and diesel, to ensure
[02:11:51] the continuity of supply in the border areas
[02:11:54] and improve logistical service in the Great South,
[02:11:57] in parallel with the increasing demand for energy products.
[02:12:00] We, the drivers of our company Naftal, thank
[02:12:04] God, have arrived in the city of Tamanrasset.
[02:12:07] We were loaded from Kharrouba. Today,
[02:12:12] from Algiers. We loaded in Algiers and came directly
[02:12:15] to Tamanrasset. About more than 80
[02:12:19] new Naftal trucks arrived today at the fuel
[02:12:22] center in Tamanrasset wilaya, which will enhance
[02:12:26] supply and contribute to ensuring the availability of
[02:12:30] diesel and gasoline in the South and Great South.
[02:12:34] It is a proactive step that aims
[02:12:37] primarily to improve service and achieve intensive
[02:12:40] logistical coverage.
[02:12:44] the demanded petroleum
[02:12:46] products.
[02:12:49] As part of his official visit to the Republic of Belarus,
[02:12:52] and at the behest of the President of the Republic, the Minister
[02:12:56] of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs and National Community Abroad and African
[02:12:59] Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, was received today by the President of the Republic
[02:13:03] of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, where Attaf
[02:13:07] held high-level meetings to enhance bilateral
[02:13:10] cooperation between the two countries. Details with Malika
[02:13:14] Khalifah.
[02:13:16] In a stop that confirms the strength of relations between Algeria
[02:13:19] and Belarus, and the keenness of their leadership
[02:13:23] to strengthen bilateral cooperation,
[02:13:26] the Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, the National
[02:13:29] Community Abroad and African Affairs, Ahmed
[02:13:33] Attaf, was received by the President of the Republic of Belarus,
[02:13:37] Mr. Alexander Lukashenko, where
[02:13:41] he conveyed the greetings of the President of the Republic, Mr.
[02:13:44] Abdelmadjid Tebboune, assuring him of Algeria's
[02:13:47] keenness to strengthen friendship and cooperation
[02:13:51] between the two countries. I had the honor
[02:13:54] of being received by His Excellency the President
[02:13:58] of the Republic of Belarus,
[02:14:02] and of course I conveyed his greetings
[02:14:05] and wishes to President Abdelmadjid
[02:14:09] Tebboune, wishes
[02:14:12] for success in his mission
[02:14:16] and wishes
[02:14:19] prosperity and well-being
[02:14:21] for Belarus. The
[02:14:24] discussions that brought
[02:14:28] us together focused on evaluating the results
[02:14:31] of the remarkable visit
[02:14:34] of His Excellency President Lukashenko to Algeria,
[02:14:37] and the results that
[02:14:40] emerged from these
[02:14:43] discussions, and the prospects for expanding cooperation
[02:14:46] in a number of vital sectors. The most important
[02:14:50] thing that Ahmed Attaf discussed with his Belarusian counterpart
[02:14:54] Maxim Ryzhenkov. The two sides also
[02:14:57] agreed to hold the second session of the Algerian-Belarusian
[02:15:01] Joint Committee before the end of the current
[02:15:04] year to follow up on the implementation of joint projects
[02:15:08] and explore new opportunities
[02:15:12] for cooperation. Another meeting brought
[02:15:16] Ahmed Attaf together with the Speaker of the Council of the Republic
[02:15:19] of the National Assembly of Belarus, Natalia
[02:15:23] Kochanova, where the two parties emphasized the need
[02:15:27] to redouble efforts to complete
[02:15:30] the remaining bilateral projects in all
[02:15:33] sectors, in line with the strong
[02:15:37] political will of the leadership
[02:15:40] of the two countries. This visit set priorities
[02:15:44] for cooperation by
[02:15:47] identifying 43 areas
[02:15:51] of cooperation between Algeria and Belarus. The agreements
[02:15:55] reached by
[02:15:59] Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune
[02:16:01] and President Lukashenko are on their way to
[02:16:04] completion, and the completion rate is truly
[02:16:08] heartwarming. We have upcoming milestones
[02:16:11] before the end of the year,
[02:16:15] including a meeting of the joint committee, and high-level
[02:16:19] visits to continue implementing
[02:16:22] all these agreements between Algeria
[02:16:26] and Belarus. Attaf had
[02:16:31] flowers today in front of the Victory Monument in the capital
[02:16:34] Minsk, in remembrance of the heroes who
[02:16:38] sacrificed their lives during World War II.
[02:16:41] And at the conclusion of his visit
[02:16:45] to the Republic of Belarus, Ahmed Attaf
[02:16:48] visited the Great Patriotic War Museum,
[02:16:52] the Victory Museum, where Attaf was briefed
[02:16:55] on documents and photos commemorating
[02:16:58] the heroic struggle of the Belarusian
[02:17:04] Traffic accidents continue to claim more lives.
[02:17:07] In the latest report from civil defense today,
[02:17:10] 12 people died in two separate
[02:17:14] accidents in Constantine and Tiaret,
[02:17:17] bringing the road safety issue back to the forefront,
[02:17:21] requiring enhanced prevention, awareness, and adherence to
[02:17:25] safe driving rules. Nesrine
[02:17:27] Dahmane.
[02:17:29] The tragedies of traffic accidents recur daily with horrific
[02:17:33] scenes on our roads that claim lives
[02:17:36] at an alarming rate. Heavy
[02:17:39] and terrifying numbers are recorded daily across various wilayas
[02:17:42] of the country, leaving victims, dead,
[02:17:45] and injured. According to the numbers, civil defense
[02:17:51] July 26 to August 6
[02:17:54] of the current year more than 1600
[02:17:57] traffic accidents that resulted in the death of more than 100
[02:18:00] people, while the number of injured reached
[02:18:02] 2449
[02:18:05] injured. A heavy toll and frightening
[02:18:09] numbers increased during the past hours, with six
[02:18:12] deaths and 22 injuries in Constantine
[02:18:16] wilaya and six deaths in Tiaret wilaya.
[02:18:20] Thank God. What God wills I will do.
[02:18:23] You have an ultrasound, and
[02:18:27] then they did an X-ray and took me
[02:18:29] to the CT scan. Accidents, even if their
[02:18:33] causes differed, their consequences are severe. Awareness
[02:18:36] and adherence to traffic rules
[02:18:39] are not just about respecting the law, but protecting
[02:18:42] life. Between awareness and deterrence,
[02:18:45] the goal remains one: preserving the safety
[02:18:49] of lives.
[02:18:52] In reinforcement of efforts to combat drug-related crime
[02:18:55] by involving citizens in the reporting
[02:18:57] process, the executive decree specifying the conditions and methods
[02:19:01] of incentives for exposing perpetrators of drug
[02:19:05] crimes and psychotropic substances
[02:19:07] was published in the Official Gazette. Maryam bint Abd al-Rahman.
[02:19:11] In a new step that enhances efforts to combat drugs
[02:19:15] and psychotropic substances, an executive decree
[02:19:18] that specifies the conditions and methods of incentivizing
[02:19:22] the disclosure of perpetrators of crimes
[02:19:25] related to this scourge and their arrest,
[02:19:28] or limiting their criminal activities, has entered into force.
[02:19:32] This decree confirms the adoption of a participatory
[02:19:35] approach in combating drug crimes,
[02:19:38] as Article Two thereof stipulates
[02:19:42] the possibility of granting financial or other
[02:19:45] incentives to individuals who provide
[02:19:48] information that leads to the identification of perpetrators
[02:19:52] of these crimes, provided that the judicial police
[02:19:55] services, as the competent authority, receive
[02:19:59] and process this information.
[02:20:02] The decree also emphasized in its ninth article
[02:20:06] the need to fully maintain the confidentiality
[02:20:09] of information and documents that
[02:20:11] allow for the identification of individuals who
[02:20:15] provide this information, while obliging
[02:20:18] all those involved in implementing its provisions
[02:20:21] to respect this principle. This measure embodies
[02:20:25] the state's keenness to strengthen drug and psychotropic
[02:20:28] substance control mechanisms by encouraging citizens
[02:20:34] criminal networks while providing the necessary
[02:20:37] legal guarantees to protect their
[02:20:41] identity, thereby supporting national
[02:20:44] efforts to limit the spread of this scourge
[02:20:47] and preserve the security and safety
[02:20:51] of society.
[02:20:52] وسلامته
[02:20:58] The operational teams of the El Oued wilaya security managed to dismantle
[02:21:02] the activity of two neighborhood gangs and arrest four individuals,
[02:21:06] including a woman, for their involvement in cases affecting the safety
[02:21:09] of citizens and their property, and spreading
[02:21:13] terror and fear among the residents.
[02:21:16] The first operation was carried out by elements of the search
[02:21:19] and intervention team of the El Oued wilaya security, who managed to
[02:21:22] arrest three individuals, including a girl, who were
[02:21:26] wanted for committing a series of assaults on citizens
[02:21:29] and threatening them with white weapons of various
[02:21:33] sizes, in addition to illicit drug
[02:21:36] and psychotropic substance trafficking. The operation
[02:21:40] resulted in the seizure of the weapons used, a quantity of drugs
[02:21:43] and psychotropic substances, and a sum of money from the proceeds
[02:21:47] of trafficking. The second operation, carried out by elements
[02:21:50] of the judicial police team at the security of
[02:21:53] Magran district, resulted in the arrest of an individual who attempted to assault
[02:21:57] a citizen by threatening to kill him with
[02:22:00] white weapons, and these weapons were seized.
[02:22:03] Accordingly, the suspects were brought before the public prosecution
[02:22:07] at the El Oued court.
[02:22:10] To crown
[02:22:15] the 2026 summer training campaign,
[02:22:18] Major General Mahfoud Benmeddah, Commander of the Naval Forces, today
[02:22:22] oversaw the inspection ceremony of the naval detachment, consisting of
[02:22:26] the training ship Soummam and the training sailing ship
[02:22:29] El Mullah, after they completed the 2026 summer training
[02:22:33] campaign for first and second
[02:22:36] year officer cadets of basic training
[02:22:40] at the Naval Academy in Tamentfoust, First Military
[02:22:44] Region, during the period from July 2 to
[02:22:47] July 6 of the current year.
[02:22:51] This training campaign, which included two main
[02:22:54] navigation routes in the western Mediterranean and the Atlantic
[02:22:58] Ocean, with stops at national
[02:23:01] and foreign ports, is an important
[02:23:06] the career of officer cadets, as it
[02:23:09] contributed to enhancing their field readiness
[02:23:13] and refining their leadership skills through applying
[02:23:16] their academic knowledge onboard, by carrying out various
[02:23:19] exercises and activities.
[02:23:22] It is also an important step in preparing competent
[02:23:26] officers capable of commanding naval units
[02:23:30] in the future.
[02:23:36] Today, the Grand Khalifa of the Tijaniyya Order, Sidi Ali
[02:23:39] Bal'arabi, arrived with a delegation of officials
[02:23:42] from Nigeria, where he was received by Khalifa
[02:23:45] Sheikh Ibrahim Usman Boute and Prince
[02:23:49] Aminu Adebero. The Grand Khalifa of the Tijaniyya
[02:23:52] Order will hold bilateral meetings
[02:23:55] with the leaders of the Tijaniyya Order, where he
[02:23:58] will oversee the annual ceremony for the birth of Sheikh Sidi Ahmed
[02:24:02] Tijani in the city
[02:24:06] Morocco, the chapters of sorrow continue and the area
[02:24:10] of suffering expands. In the streets, stories of homelessness
[02:24:13] and faces exhausted by poverty and hardship
[02:24:16] are told, and voices search for a place far
[02:24:20] from a reality that becomes harsher day after
[02:24:23] day. Stories of those whose circumstances pushed them to knock
[02:24:26] on doors beyond the borders in search of
[02:24:29] a horizon.
[02:24:37] God
[02:24:43] brothers, his leg has been cut off. Brothers, his leg has been cut off.
[02:24:46] Look at his leg, it's ripped off. Brothers,
[02:24:49] this is an abomination. This is an abomination.
[02:24:53] This is an abomination. This is an abomination.
[02:25:06] God
[02:25:11] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the merciful, O
[02:25:15] the oppressors and do not give them an end, O Most Merciful
[02:25:18] of the merciful, O Lord of the Worlds. We trust in
[02:25:21] Israel. Israel,
[02:25:23] our brothers, we must receive them
[02:25:29] Moroccans in European countries,
[02:25:32] when it's prayer time, they don't
[02:25:35] pray.
[02:25:37] Between challenging social
[02:25:41] and economic conditions and the Makhzen's continued
[02:25:44] suppression of freedoms and muzzling of mouths,
[02:25:48] thousands continue to search for a way out
[02:25:50] beyond the borders, revealing the tragedy of a society that pushes
[02:25:54] some of its children to choose the unknown in search of
[02:25:58] a new horizon after their livelihoods have become unbearable. Tahiyah
[02:26:01] Bal'alia.
[02:26:06] These shocking images have been topping international
[02:26:10] news for days, bearing witness to the overwhelming suffering of a people
[02:26:13] exhausted by the excesses of the Makhzen, which deprived
[02:26:16] them of their most basic legitimate social rights.
[02:26:20] It even exceeded their
[02:26:21] human rights.
[02:26:26] No one wants to live in Morocco anymore. We are not living a life
[02:26:29] there. We are oppressed in our own country, and we
[02:26:32] die 100 times every day. When the month ends, you can't find
[02:26:36] the rent. You can't spend on your children. You can't find the living
[02:26:39] conditions. It's shameful and disgraceful. Sir, the boys
[02:26:42] killed them. They took the poor boys
[02:26:45] and killed them like birds. They were shooting at them. The poor boys are oppressed, and
[02:26:49] we would really be happy with them if they succeeded. This is shameful and disgraceful.
[02:26:53] Our children, the school children, started throwing stones. Who would go out?
[02:26:57] One is 14 years old, and one is 17 or
[02:27:00] 18. They are just going out to have a peaceful
[02:27:03] demonstration, and they were shot
[02:27:04] with bullets.
[02:27:08] The regime is fleeing forward
[02:27:11] to escape the grip and oppression of the rulers. These are the motivations
[02:27:14] of an oppressed people who chose to throw
[02:27:18] perdition, to escape with their lives in search of lost
[02:27:22] dreams and a right to a decent life that was stolen,
[02:27:25] even if the price is high. I
[02:27:28] tormented Morocco. I only sell tissues. I am poor.
[02:27:32] I would rather die inside and be eaten by fish than stay and be eaten
[02:27:36] by citizens outside. Every time, it takes me somewhere else. Every time it takes me somewhere else. Young
[02:27:40] people are dying. People are dying. They can't
[02:27:43] find work. There is no work.
[02:27:46] There is nothing. They go to sell, and they buy from them.
[02:27:57] An ill-considered decision, a difficult
[02:28:00] adventure, and unforgiving
[02:28:03] at sea, they face raids and arrests
[02:28:07] by security forces at the Spanish border.
[02:28:20] Despite the continued suffering of this oppressed
[02:28:23] people, they chose
[02:28:26] living under the oppression of an unjust Makhzen.
[02:28:28] In the Sahrawi refugee
[02:28:31] camps, the activities of the fifth conference
[02:28:34] of the Union of Students of Saguia el-Hamra and Río de Oro
[02:28:38] were organized with a large presence of foreign
[02:28:41] sympathizers. The Sahrawi President emphasized in his speech
[02:28:45] that the Sahrawi people and the Polisario Front
[02:28:48] affirm the right to self-determination and independence as a permanent
[02:28:51] solution to the issue. Omar
[02:28:55] Sahrawi President Brahim Ghali launched the activities of the Fifth Conference of the Union
[02:28:59] of Students of Saguia el-Hamra and Río de Oro, where the Sahrawi
[02:29:02] President affirmed that the just and permanent solution to the conflict in Western Sahara
[02:29:06] will only be achieved by ensuring the right of the Sahrawi people
[02:29:09] to self-determination.
[02:29:10] The conspiracy
[02:29:13] to which the national cause is subjected today,
[02:29:17] although the form
[02:29:20] has changed and the intensity
[02:29:23] has increased, the Sahrawi
[02:29:26] people have made up their
[02:29:29] minds
[02:29:32] and decided to hold on to
[02:29:36] rights under international
[02:29:39] law and defend
[02:29:42] them by all legitimate means. The just
[02:29:45] and final
[02:29:48] Western Sahara
[02:29:51] will only be achieved by ensuring
[02:29:54] the right of the Sahrawi people, which is inalienable
[02:29:58] and cannot for bargaining
[02:30:01] and not for negotiation
[02:30:04] on self-determination and independence.
[02:30:07] The Sahrawi President renews his call to the international community to protect
[02:30:10] political prisoners in Moroccan prisons.
[02:30:14] Let us remember with appreciation
[02:30:16] and reverence the struggles of these
[02:30:20] prisoners who are in serious
[02:30:24] health conditions, renewing
[02:30:27] the call to the International Security Council
[02:30:30] to take urgent measures
[02:30:33] to protect their lives and physical
[02:30:37] safety. Meanwhile, the widening scope of solidarity with the
[02:30:40] Sahrawi cause was reflected in the strong presence
[02:30:43] of foreign sympathizers.
[02:30:46] I am here to express my solidarity with the Sahrawi people
[02:30:51] solidarity in action in their struggle for freedom
[02:30:55] and independence.
[02:30:58] We have come to this conference to show our solidarity with the struggle
[02:31:01] of the Polisario Front and the Sahrawi people at this
[02:31:04] stage where the pressure
[02:31:07] people is intensifying, and also to renew my solidarity with the
[02:31:10] Sahrawi cause and against the Moroccan occupier.
[02:31:14] It is very important that international solidarity is embodied through the presence
[02:31:17] of many delegations from different countries of the world to accompany
[02:31:21] and support this conference and to support the right of the
[02:31:24] Sahrawi people. It is a stage where the voice of Sahrawi students
[02:31:27] and youth resonates, asking the international
[02:31:30] community for justice for their right to live in a free
[02:31:38] In conclusion, and to improve the quality of public service to ensure
[02:31:41] an optimal reception for members of the national community or
[02:31:44] Algerians residing
[02:31:47] facilities and measures has been adopted by the Algerian
[02:31:51] Customs Administration within its annual summer plan.
[02:31:54] Arrangements that were implemented on the ground at the
[02:31:57] maritime station Sheikh Haddad in the port of Bejaia. Azzouz
[02:32:01] Houari. A sea voyage followed by
[02:32:05] another, and ships carrying with them the longing for meeting and the nostalgia
[02:32:08] of months and dreams of returning to the warmth
[02:32:19] country, by God, is very very dear
[02:32:22] beloved homeland, to Algeria every year to visit family
[02:32:29] people are wonderful. The Algerian
[02:32:33] community residing abroad arrive successively in
[02:32:36] the homeland to spend the summer season in the best
[02:32:39] conditions. Health was given to us, things were made easy for us, everything was made easy.
[02:32:43] شيء
[02:32:47] They have made many facilities for the family. I don't even have
[02:32:50] a minute. I have completed the immediate
[02:32:53] customs procedures that are implemented according to modern
[02:32:57] information systems and a package of facilities that the Algerian
[02:33:00] customs has put in place to make
[02:33:05] transit procedures faster and smoother, in implementation of the plan for the summer season of
[02:33:09] 2026, which aims to improve the reception
[02:33:13] conditions for travelers and promote public
[02:33:16] customs services. The customs services in Bejaia have mobilized
[02:33:20] all human and material capabilities to ensure
[02:33:24] the smooth flow of traffic, especially for members of the
[02:33:27] national community residing abroad. The activation of the activity
[02:33:30] of the maritime navigation team on the ships in order
[02:33:33] to obtain a transit document from customs before the ship arrives
[02:33:37] at the port. It is a comprehensive package of facilities
[02:33:41] and digital customs services that
[02:33:43] simplify procedures and speed up the pace
[02:33:46] of transit to make the beginning of travelers'
[02:33:49] vacation in the motherland easier and more
[02:33:52] reassuring.
[02:33:55] At the end of the bulletin, dear viewers, we remind you of the most important
[02:33:58] news.
[02:34:02] Improving the health system and a rapid pace
[02:34:05] of completing health facilities in Bouira to relieve
[02:34:09] pressure. And in Skikda, a multi-service
[02:34:13] clinic enters service
[02:34:16] to improve the quality of care
[02:34:18] for patients.
[02:34:23] To strengthen the transport network, projects to double national
[02:34:26] and provincial roads in El Oued are a boost to economic
[02:34:30] development.
[02:34:34] As we followed in El Bayadh,
[02:34:37] maintenance work on provincial road number
[02:34:39] 47 to ensure smooth traffic
[02:34:42] flow.
[02:34:47] To ensure the continuity of energy supplies,
[02:34:51] Naftal trucks arrive at
[02:34:53] Tamanghasset to supply border areas
[02:34:57] needs.
[02:35:03] Between Algeria and Belarus, a common political
[02:35:07] will to strengthen bilateral cooperation and
[02:35:10] expand areas of inter-partnership.
[02:35:12] البينيه.
[02:35:18] In support of efforts to combat drug-related crime
[02:35:22] through citizen participation in the reporting
[02:35:24] process. The executive decree was issued in the official
[02:35:28] gazette, specifying the conditions and methods of incentivizing
[02:35:32] the disclosure of perpetrators of drug-related crimes
[02:35:35] and psychotropic
[02:35:36] substances.
[02:35:42] No one wants to live in Morocco anymore. We are not living there. We are oppressed in our own country.
[02:35:45] Young people are dying. Their country is dying.
[02:35:49] They can't find jobs. They don't work in
[02:35:55] A social and economic crisis
[02:35:58] is worsening amidst blocked horizons
[02:36:01] and increasing
[02:36:03] suffering and rising tension.
[02:36:05] Our bulletin
[02:36:09] is over. Thank you for following. May God
[02:36:11] protect you.
[02:36:45] Mobilis presents you with the weather
[02:36:48] forecast. Together, we build
[02:36:51] the future.
[02:36:54] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. Tomorrow,
[02:36:58] mist in the morning over the eastern regions and also near the
[02:37:02] western coasts. Then the sky will remain sunny near the coasts.
[02:37:05] Still thunderstorms towards the interior and the central
[02:37:08] and western plateau this time, and these thunderstorms
[02:37:11] may bring some hail during the day.
[02:37:15] Also note thunderstorms over the southwest, the north,
[02:37:19] Sahara, the extreme south, the Hoggar-Tassili and the eastern
[02:37:22] Sahara with showers and also towards Bechar and the
[02:37:26] north Sahara. Note strong winds towards the extreme south,
[02:37:29] the Hoggar-Tassili and the eastern Sahara this
[02:37:32] time, which will cause sandstorms
[02:37:35] during the afternoon. The temperatures during this night and at
[02:37:39] sunrise will be in the north between 22 and
[02:37:42] 25° towards the Saharan regions, 25 to 28°. The
[02:37:45] Hoggar, 32 to 33° from Saoura to the
[02:37:49] oases, 33 also in Tindouf, 30 to 31°
[02:37:52] in the extreme south and 34° towards the central Sahara. Tomorrow,
[02:37:56] the temperatures will remain stationary compared to today, still the
[02:37:59] maximum in Relizane, Chlef and Mascara with 41°C, 38 in
[02:38:03] Tizi Ouzou, 36 in Algiers, Constantine also,
[02:38:06] 37° towards Djelfa and Batna,
[02:38:09] 35 in Annaba, 37 in Tlemcen,
[02:38:12] 34°C in... in the south, 38 to 39° from
[02:38:16] Tamanrasset to Djanet, 43 in Bechar, Ghardaia, El Oued,
[02:38:19] 44 in Hassi Messaoud, Ouargla, 47 in Bordj Bou
[02:38:23] Arréridj and 48° the maximum this time.
[02:38:26] In Madrid, and as always, we end this bulletin with sunrise and
[02:38:30] sunset. The sunset will be at
[02:38:33] 7:48 PM. For more information, you always
[02:38:37] have the websites of Meteo Algeria. Have an
[02:38:40] excellent evening with the rest of the programs on Canal Algeria and a good weekend.
[02:38:44] 10 à 30. sur les côtes est et les vents seront de secteur
[02:38:47] nord, un petit
[02:38:50] l'Europe le temps restera généralement bien ensoleillé sur
[02:38:54] une grande partie du continent, nuageux à Berlin, quelques faibles pluie à
[02:38:58] Vienne, des pluies orageuses, Moscou et Kiev, le
[02:39:01] thermomètre indiquera 23° à Berlin, 29 à
[02:39:04] Vienne également à Moscou, 27 à Paris, 26 à Londres,
[02:39:08] 31° à Lisbonne, 36 à Rome, 32 vers
[02:39:12] Istanbul et 38° le maximum cette fois-ci. à
[02:39:15] Madrid et comme toujours on termine subvultin avec le levé et
[02:39:18] le coucher du soleil, le coucher se fera à
[02:39:22] 19h48 minutes, pour davantage d'information, vous avez
[02:39:25] toujours les sites de météo, algérie. Passez une
[02:39:28] excellente soirée avec la suite des programmes sur Canal Algérie et bon weekend.
[02:39:47] Mobilis presented you with
[02:39:49] the weather forecast.
[02:39:52] Together we build the future.
[02:40:04] Young Algerians desiring to secure your future and
[02:40:07] contribute to the defense of your homeland, the National
[02:40:10] People's Army meets your aspirations and offers
[02:40:13] you the opportunity to become a non-commissioned officer in the ranks of the land forces,
[02:40:27] air
[02:40:28] forces,
[02:40:32] naval
[02:40:32] forces,
[02:40:39] territorial air defense
[02:40:44] national
[02:40:45] gendarmerie,
[02:40:52] Republican
[02:40:53] Guard,
[02:40:57] directorates and central
[02:40:59] services.
[02:41:04] Pre-registrations will be made exclusively on the electronic site made available
[02:41:08] to you for this purpose,
[02:41:10] preinscription.mdn.dz.
[02:41:15] For more information, you can download the 2026 recruitment
[02:41:18] guide from the official website of the Ministry of
[02:41:22] National Defense
[02:41:23] (www.mdn.dz).
[02:41:43] The Coast Guard of the Algerian Naval Forces
[02:41:45] is always by your side
[02:41:48] and attentive to offer
[02:41:50] assistance
[02:41:53] in case of danger or
[02:41:55] hesitate, call immediately the blue number
[02:41:59] 10:54.
[02:42:02] The blue number 10:54 for distress
[02:42:05] calls is open to you around the
[02:42:09] clock. The Coast Guard is always vigilant
[02:42:13] and provides uninterrupted protection.
[02:42:15] انقطاع
[02:42:18] We are here to protect you from any danger, to save your life
[02:42:22] in the most difficult
[02:42:23] circumstances.
[02:42:39] Young Algerians, desiring to secure your future
[02:42:43] and contribute to the defense of your homeland. The National
[02:42:46] People's Army meets your aspirations and offers
[02:42:50] you the opportunity to become an officer in the ranks of the land
[02:42:54] forces.
[02:43:00] Air
[02:43:00] forces,
[02:43:07] naval
[02:43:08] forces,
[02:43:15] territorial air defense
[02:43:20] national gendarmerie.
[02:43:21] nationale.
[02:43:29] Republican Guard,
[02:43:29] républicaine,
[02:43:34] directorates and central
[02:43:36] services.
[02:43:43] After obtaining your high school diploma, pre-registrations
[02:43:47] will be made exclusively on the electronic site made available
[02:43:51] to you
[02:43:51] (preinscription.mdn.dz).
[02:43:57] For more information, you can download the 2026 recruitment
[02:44:00] guide from
[02:44:04] National Defense
[02:44:05] (mdn.dz).
[02:44:11] The National People's Army,
[02:44:14] honor, commitment and
[02:44:27] future.
[02:45:49] Excessive use of air conditioning leads to waste
[02:45:53] of energy and money. Choose an efficient appliance with a
[02:45:56] capacity adapted to your needs. Before any purchase, have the appliance installed by a
[02:46:00] professional in a shaded and well-ventilated area, ensuring
[02:46:04] proper insulation of the pipes. Set the
[02:46:07] temperature between 24 and 26° depending on the
[02:46:11] outdoor temperature. Activate economy
[02:46:14] and night modes, and remember to ventilate your home when the
[02:46:18] air conditioning is off. Close doors and windows when
[02:46:22] the appliance is running. Improve your home's insulation and
[02:46:26] plant trees to create shaded areas. Clean the
[02:46:29] filters regularly and have the cooling gas leakage checked
[02:46:32] once a year. Adopt these eco-gestures
[02:46:37] reduce your bills and enjoy optimal
[02:46:40] comfort. Download our guide on
[02:46:43] www.apru.org.dz
[02:46:45] for more information. Set your air conditioner to
[02:46:49] 25°, guaranteed comfort and preserved national
[02:46:52] resources.
[02:46:57] Guys, ever since we were little, they used to tell us, you are the leaders
[02:47:00] of the future. But leaders without training, we haven't done anything. We need to be
[02:47:04] ready to carry the torch. So, what do you think if we propose an idea or
[02:47:07] a project that makes us leaders in a way. Because I also launched
[02:47:11] a social initiative, but unfortunately, I didn't get much
[02:47:14] support. Right? We can
[02:47:18] the environment, in diplomacy, and develop our leadership skills. Right,
[02:47:21] Hossam? Our project must be very big to develop
[02:47:25] our skills, help our society, and secure our present
[02:47:29] and future. A big project like this, I mean, the state
[02:47:32] will help us with it.
[02:47:36] We thought like you thought, and we decided that nothing
[02:47:40] will happen without you participating
[02:47:44] project is a big national project that
[02:47:47] will invest in the capabilities of our youth and will make
[02:47:50] their initiatives real community initiatives
[02:47:54] on the ground. Therefore, we
[02:47:57] this project and achieve it in reality, God willing. Indeed, Mr. Minister, it
[02:48:01] will not only be a training program, but it will open the door
[02:48:04] and the future for national youth, meaning youth
[02:48:08] from all Algerian states, and we will
[02:48:18] Algeria, we announce the launch of a national
[02:48:22] program for nurturing young leaders to develop
[02:48:25] their leadership skills and training, and at the same
[02:48:28] time to enhance their field initiatives in youth
[02:48:32] institutions. One thousand Algerian youth will have a real
[02:48:35] opportunity. It is an opportunity for hope
[02:48:38] and work. The creativity of Algerian
[02:48:41] youth is the present of Algeria and the future
[02:48:44] of Algeria.
[02:48:48] If you are between 18 and 28 years old and registered in a youth
[02:48:52] institution and you see yourself as a leader and you have a project idea you want to
[02:48:55] implement and you wish to enhance your leadership skills, don't miss
[02:48:58] the opportunity. Register now on the official platform of the program that
[02:49:02] you will find on all social media pages of the Ministry of
[02:49:05] Youth.
[02:49:18] You are following the programs of
[02:49:22] the following frequencies.
[02:50:40] The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel Majid Tebboune,
[02:50:43] and under the supervision of the High Commission for Amazighity,
[02:50:46] and in partnership with the Ministry of Mujahideen and Rights Holders and the wilaya
[02:50:50] of Bejaia, and in coordination with the National Committee for Memory
[02:50:54] and History and the General Directorate of National
[02:50:57] Archives, on the 70th anniversary of the Soummam
[02:51:00] Conference, the International Scientific Forum "Culture of Resistance between
[02:51:04] History, Memory and Imagination"
[02:51:08] will be held
[02:51:15] in Bejaia, where history extends into the pulse of the city,
[02:51:18] and memory transforms into a living cultural act
[02:51:21] that combines knowledge and art
[02:51:23] and consecrates the unity of Algeria in
[02:51:27] its diversity.
[02:51:33] The culture of resistance between history, memory
[02:51:36] and imagination, a memory that illuminates the path.
[02:51:40] An identity that unites the nation.
[02:51:41] The Ministry
[02:51:46] of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The university
[02:51:50] registrations for new students are
[02:51:53] electronic and digital online and without
[02:51:56] displacement after the student receives the success certificate
[02:52:00] and the transcript that includes a secret number.
[02:52:03] The student accesses the digital
[02:52:04] platform.
[02:52:08] dz. The student arranges his choices in the wish
[02:52:12] list which includes six to 12
[02:52:15] choices, after it was 10
[02:52:17] choices.
[02:52:20] The start of preliminary registrations from July 15,
[02:52:23] 2026. Registrations will be according
[02:52:27] to the following
[02:52:28] schedule.
[02:52:31] The start of final registrations from August 10 to 15, 2026.
[02:52:35] The student enters the
[02:52:38] Progress.mos.dz
[02:52:41] platform to confirm the final registration
[02:52:44] and pay registration fees using the Golden
[02:52:48] Card exclusively. Digitization of the ministerial
[02:52:51] circular related to the guidance and registration of new high school
[02:52:53] graduates (2026) to ensure smart
[02:52:57] guidance for students through an interactive
[02:53:00] platform in a flexible and effective way and to calculate
[02:53:03] the weighted average for students according to university guidance
[02:53:06] criteria, a special application has been launched
[02:53:09] for this purpose. The new thing is the creation of
[02:53:13] a large language model for artificial intelligence within a
[02:53:16] digital guidance platform to answer students' inquiries,
[02:53:19] which operates around the clock through the digital platform
[02:53:23] of the ministerial
[02:53:24] circular.
[02:53:27] The new thing in the guidance and registration process is to increase
[02:53:30] the number of choices from 10 to 12 choices.
[02:53:33] By reviewing the digital ministerial circular, the Circles
[02:53:37] platform
[02:53:40] is at your service. The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research is working
[02:53:44] hard to establish an effective digital university
[02:53:47] to create the professions of tomorrow under
[02:53:51] the slogan. A better
[02:53:53] future for your
[02:53:59] studies. In the heart of the Mediterranean
[02:54:03] Sea, a symbol of modernity
[02:54:05] and openness stands the maritime
[02:54:08] station of Annaba, one
[02:54:11] of the glories of Algerian maritime
[02:54:14] transport.
[02:54:17] Designed for the comfort of travelers,
[02:54:20] the station provides modern and functional
[02:54:23] spaces.
[02:54:26] Every detail is designed to ensure a quiet,
[02:54:29] comfortable and safe
[02:54:32] journey.
[02:54:35] As a station dedicated to travelers,
[02:54:39] Annaba's maritime station can accommodate
[02:54:43] more than 240 thousand passengers
[02:54:45] annually. A strategic
[02:54:49] multimodal hub,
[02:54:52] the maritime port of Annaba, the maritime
[02:54:56] to modern
[02:54:58] Algeria.
[02:55:01] The Public Television Corporation of Algeria launches
[02:55:04] a special application for programs, news
[02:55:07] and information.
[02:55:11] The Obi TV application, Algerian
[02:55:13] Television.
[02:55:15] The application allows you to follow updates on national
[02:55:19] and international events directly.
[02:55:25] Through your smartphones, you can follow
[02:55:28] live and direct news coverage of events
[02:55:32] with audio and video and be aware
[02:55:34] of the most important programs of the television channels' program
[02:55:37] network wherever you are. The Obi TV
[02:55:41] application, Algerian Television, is available for download
[02:55:44] through the Google Play app store. The
[02:55:48] Obi TV application, Algerian Television, wherever you are, television
[02:55:52] is with you.
[02:56:11] She appears like a princess
[02:56:15] history,
[02:56:19] yet it is here that the Idrisid warriors
[02:56:23] reigned over North
[02:56:24] Africa.
[02:56:28] Like all cities that have
[02:56:31] history, it refuses to disappear, leaving
[02:56:35] behind it the vestiges of what was once
[02:56:38] the palace of the princely
[02:56:41] family.
[02:56:47] Here, in the breath of the mountains, where the winds
[02:56:51] whisper the secrets of ancestors.
[02:56:56] Here, the Idrisids did not come as impatient
[02:56:59] conquerors, but as builders of
[02:57:01] destiny.
[02:57:05] They chose this eagle's nest, this natural fortress
[02:57:09] to anchor their pride and protect their
[02:57:12] lineage.
[02:57:15] We went to discover it to unravel the mystery of
[02:57:19] this prestigious medieval city of North Africa.
[02:58:03] Hello, welcome. As you can see, we are in Cherchell, we have
[02:58:07] come to meet a child of the city, but also a precious
[02:58:10] witness to what the sea protects at our doorstep. This is
[02:58:14] Nazim Ben Saleh, an archaeologist specializing in
[02:58:17] underwater heritage.
[02:58:21] Mauritania of Caesarea, a city full
[02:58:24] of history, a family history
[02:58:25] too.
[02:58:29] Your father and probably your grandfather were born in
[02:58:33] its arms and in its history.
[02:59:05] by unanimous decision of the members of the jury,
[02:59:07] considering that the named individuals were found
[02:59:11] guilty of armed rebellion and undermining the internal
[02:59:14] and external security of the state,
[02:59:17] considering that the verdict was pronounced by the judges
[02:59:21] without constraint and in good order and form,
[02:59:24] we, as master executioners,
[02:59:28] by virtue of the powers conferred upon
[02:59:31] us,
[02:59:35] on this day, in a public place and in the
[02:59:38] presence of the people, proceed
[02:59:42] of the sentence.
[02:59:46] It appears from the files prepared by the investigating judges that the
[02:59:49] defendants are accused of criminal
[02:59:52] association. Gentlemen, sir, please,
[02:59:56] I ask you to give me your
[02:59:59] attention. I ask you to respect the
[03:00:03] customs of the court. The accused only speaks if
[03:00:06] he is given permission to speak, sir.
[03:00:09] Sir, there is nothing in this chamber that imposes respect
[03:00:13] for established customs, and I do not see why you
[03:00:16] would deny me the floor. I want to speak and I will speak,
[03:00:19] Mr. President, this honorable
[03:00:22] assembly, Mr.
[03:00:24] Lawyer,
[03:00:28] assassin, assassin.
[03:00:30] Silence.
[03:00:33] Continue reading the indictment.
[03:00:36] These men are accused of criminal association.