CANALALGERIE — La chaine publique algerienne
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[00:04:18] Hasten to prayer. my first
[00:04:19] shall I say, the power of article I wrote was about the proliferation of video in front of
[00:04:23] balconies overlooking cinema and uh I remember I was
[00:04:26] and greater ease of
[00:04:26] province. The importance of this the Dutch authorities uh as I said I frequented a lot of televisions.
[00:04:30] Yes, the
[00:04:32] into service of this dual movie theaters, yes, and
[00:04:34] there was this problem of finding films in
[00:04:39] 35mm, so the majority of theaters that were private
[00:04:42] uh projected films on video,
[00:04:45] Hasten to yes, it was easier because there was the proliferation of
[00:04:47] video libraries, so recent
[00:04:50] premises of the films were shown and so on and so on, so broadcast
[00:04:55] Hasten to and one of the
[00:04:55] knights, yes. films or series
[00:04:57] that will break the isolation of The desert, which is the that transformed
[00:05:00] Algerian society is the
[00:05:02] never forget it. Dallas series,
[00:05:03] becomes a victim of a power that does
[00:05:04] at the three powers of
[00:05:04] uh the rise of already the Dallas series which even
[00:05:07] in the history of Algeria played a role too, yes,
[00:05:10] do you know how?
[00:05:20] the liberation of American hostages in Iran
[00:05:23] and Algeria a thing that was completely omitted in the film Argo
[00:05:27] by the way, yeah but Argo is
[00:05:30] another, it's
[00:05:33] history, we must not forget that Argo is
[00:05:36] a private story
[00:05:40] of an American action
[00:05:43] that aimed to free seven hostages only
[00:05:46] out of more than fifty, yes, while Canada, on the other hand,
[00:05:49] contributed much more to, no, they didn't
[00:05:53] they didn't contribute, they offered
[00:05:57] the Canadian embassy at the time in
[00:05:59] Tehran as a shelter, as a shelter,
[00:06:03] yes, they saved themselves, they went into the embassy and the
[00:06:07] Iranians didn't realize afterwards that the Americans are strong, they
[00:06:10] sent a film crew.
[00:06:17] That's the magic of by the way, for
[00:06:19] the anecdote, for
[00:06:22] the anecdote,
[00:06:24] I had prepared a documentary on this story and it was called
[00:06:27] After Argo, ah
[00:06:30] yes, it was in response or in response because in fact it
[00:06:33] made me furious to see this film
[00:06:38] Oscars for Best Picture.
[00:06:57] And that hurt me, why? Because I said to myself,
[00:07:00] uh it's, how can I put it,
[00:07:04] it's it's the strength of
[00:07:08] Hollywood.
[00:07:10] You see, it's the strength of Hollywood, that
[00:07:13] uh how to eliminate one
[00:07:16] event and create another.
[00:07:20] Yeah, and unfortunately, we're not strong in that area, they are
[00:07:24] very strong, they know how to manipulate the image of, manipulate the image,
[00:07:28] manipulate history, that's more serious, yes, also, that's more serious, so
[00:07:32] uh but when we also see Argo, in fact,
[00:07:35] nothing happened, and yet the film has a spectacular
[00:07:39] aspect in the film, a spectacular aspect, the escape from the airport. Here we
[00:07:43] highlight their service, the CIA
[00:07:46] and so on, yes, uh, we highlight their genius
[00:07:50] in the face of
[00:07:54] let's say the Iranians' uncertainty
[00:07:57] or the Iranians' naivety and so on, when it actually
[00:08:01] happened like that, it's a filming, they took people and that's
[00:08:05] it, it's like uh today this kind
[00:08:08] of thing doesn't happen, yeah yeah, besides, for the anecdote.
[00:08:12] Hollywood is already preparing a film about the
[00:08:15] recovery of the American pilot who
[00:08:19] was shot down by the Iranians and fell into
[00:08:22] Iran and was able to be exfiltrated,
[00:08:26] so there we create an event, yes, you know
[00:08:29] Hollywood, they are strong at
[00:08:32] transforming defeat into
[00:08:35] victory, Rambo, for example, beyond Rambo, I
[00:08:39] will cite the facts, the facts, uh
[00:08:42] uh real ones, like the fall of the Black
[00:08:46] Hawk, yes, it's a real story
[00:08:49] of a helicopter that fell in Mogadishu, yes, and they
[00:08:53] sent a team of Navy SEALs to extract them, they made
[00:08:56] a whole film, it was a fiasco for the Americans, they lost
[00:09:00] many men for that, but when you
[00:09:04] watch the film, it's the opposite, Hollywood has always worked with the
[00:09:07] Pentagon to precisely improve
[00:09:10] the image uh...
[00:09:13] America in reality and the two
[00:09:17] films that the Pentagon condemns and rejects
[00:09:20] are Platoon and Apocalypse Now,
[00:09:24] yeah, because they told the true
[00:09:27] story of the Vietnam War and the failure of the
[00:09:31] United States in the Vietnam War, they also show the soldiers, no no, they show the war
[00:09:35] among themselves, yes, exactly, the internal war among soldiers,
[00:09:38] that's what the Pentagon rejects.
[00:09:50] on several occasions to stop the filming of his film
[00:09:53] Platoon because it did not
[00:09:57] correspond uh to their
[00:09:59] ideology, to their expertise, and at the time there
[00:10:03] was this rise, there were Democrats
[00:10:06] in power, we must not forget, so this rise
[00:10:10] of a little bit of the left, of the left and so on. That's it, yeah, the rise of the
[00:10:13] left
[00:10:17] the left in cinema, it must be said that American cinema
[00:10:20] was practically in all
[00:10:24] its beginnings, it's people. From the right, people who were racist,
[00:10:27] uh anti-black,
[00:10:31] anti-Indian and so on, among
[00:10:35] them we don't know, but among them, for example, John Ford,
[00:10:38] John Wayne, they largely contributed to that, yes, Charlton
[00:10:41] Heston, who is presented as a humanist, pro-
[00:10:45] arm, and yes, and already if we go back to the film, and
[00:10:49] among the people who are open,
[00:10:52] open to
[00:10:55] let's say the world, and there was Marlon Brando, Marlon
[00:10:59] Brando who refused the Oscar, he
[00:11:01] sent uh an Indian actress who
[00:11:05] uh to refuse the Oscar, not to collect it,
[00:11:09] exactly, it was to refuse it and denounce the
[00:11:11] treatment of Native Americans in Western films and
[00:11:15] afterwards backstage she was insulted by John at
[00:11:18] the time, yes, oh well, him too, after his
[00:11:21] career suffered yeah from
[00:11:25] this open stance, but they made fun of it, she's a
[00:11:28] star, yes, and then uh in American
[00:11:31] cinema there were certain filmmakers who are not
[00:11:34] part of the mainstream American chromosome
[00:11:37] like the Italian-Americans
[00:11:40] like Coppola,
[00:11:43] Martin Scorsese, so the new an agricultural
[00:11:46] and tourist area, and all the
[00:11:50] palaces indicate that. they presented
[00:11:53] radical films, yes.
[00:12:03] anti John Ford, that's it and Kevin Costner
[00:12:06] showed that he has Native American roots, he
[00:12:10] showed how America
[00:12:13] expropriated the Indians from their lands, it
[00:12:16] tried to destroy them, massacre them and so on, so absolutely
[00:12:20] exactly, that's it, you know, you mentioned a very interesting point, I'd like
[00:12:23] to come back to the film
[00:12:25] broadcast
[00:12:28] at the Pentagon, if we take the case
[00:12:32] of the film The Battle of Algiers, yes, even
[00:12:35] Yacef Saadi had specifically authorized the screening of this
[00:12:39] film in a specific
[00:12:41] context, and I'd like us to
[00:12:44] talk about it.
[00:12:47] I don't have the same vision of that, yes, in fact the
[00:12:51] Pentagon made the screening of this film
[00:12:55] propaganda, yes, because in fact, yes, the film
[00:12:59] The Battle of Algiers is not an imperialist
[00:13:01] film, it's an anti-imperialist film,
[00:13:05] absolutely, so a
[00:13:08] colonizer screens the film The Battle of Algiers
[00:13:11] to say "this is my reference", it's false,
[00:13:15] in fact he finds the tools of
[00:13:18] French paratroopers
[00:13:21] for urban guerrilla warfare, exactly, I think that was the
[00:13:24] case. That's it, it was to study a bit uh yes but it's still
[00:13:28] propaganda, you know, this kind of film is shown
[00:13:31] all the time in schools, in armies, you know, it's not just the Americans,
[00:13:35] uh Latin America,
[00:13:38] uh the Chileans, Pinochet's men
[00:13:42] broadcast it among themselves to see how to fight against the
[00:13:45] rebels, the Argentinians
[00:13:49] also, uh uh the film was
[00:13:51] used by the Black Panthers to fight against
[00:13:55] the, yes, against the Americans too,
[00:13:59] yeah, it's very important
[00:14:03] to, how can I say,
[00:14:06] to put the film in its context, to put the film in its context, the film The
[00:14:10] Battle of Algiers is one of the 10 best historical and
[00:14:13] political films that tells how
[00:14:17] uh resistance fighters fought
[00:14:20] against an organized army, yes, that's what
[00:14:23] also motivated you to... a whole documentary about the filming of The Battle of
[00:14:27] Algiers, yes, in fact, I wanted to make this
[00:14:30] documentary on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the film's release, it
[00:14:34] was released, we remember, in '66,
[00:14:36] so from 2016, 2017, I said
[00:14:40] to myself, 50 years later, we do an assessment,
[00:14:44] yeah, and we find the people who worked in the
[00:14:47] film,
[00:14:48] yeah.
[00:15:25] The majority, 90% of the people who
[00:15:28] worked and acted in the film are amateurs,
[00:15:32] they are non-professionals, yes. So they are no longer
[00:15:36] in the film industry. But it's true, how to find them, yes, I even remember
[00:15:39] that magnificent sequence of
[00:15:42] that child, well, today he's an adult,
[00:15:45] yes, who played
[00:15:48] a nine-year-old boy,
[00:15:51] and I found him, he's a child from the
[00:15:54] Casbah who is now 50 or 60
[00:15:56] years old
[00:15:59] and who was very moved that we found him because imagine you are
[00:16:03] old, you are an adult and you say "I played in the film",
[00:16:07] you didn't play in the film, the Battle of Algiers, the documentary brought
[00:16:11] him back to the scene, yeah, he
[00:16:13] showed to the people in his neighborhood in the Casbah that he played in
[00:16:17] the film, he had the same smile, the same swagger, he
[00:16:21] recounted the same events, and that was one
[00:16:24] of the highlights of the documentary, yes, because the guy was
[00:16:27] so faithful, yes, to the interpretation that he
[00:16:31] recounted that and it's the strength of the documentary, he even
[00:16:34] bursts into tears, he bursts into tears because in
[00:16:38] reality he gained nothing, yeah, he gained nothing, he had
[00:16:42] problems precisely
[00:16:45] with housing and so on, he lives with his family and everything, he could
[00:16:49] have, he could have gained by becoming an
[00:16:53] actor and so on and so on, but well, that's
[00:16:56] fate,
[00:16:59] also the one who played, whom I had the honor and
[00:17:02] privilege of interviewing thanks to her two daughters, because in fact she
[00:17:06] refused. "She left the
[00:17:09] cinematographic scene right after the film, even though it's even stated in the
[00:17:13] film that at one point Gillo Pontecorvo had offered her to join his
[00:17:17] father, she refused because she is part of a family, she
[00:17:21] was also very European, oh yes, she is part of a wealthy
[00:17:24] family, so her father told her "no, you played in the
[00:17:28] Battle of Algiers, okay, it's a film about the revolution, but that's
[00:17:30] it", after that she got married, she had another life,
[00:17:34] yeah, and I was able to interview her", you know,
[00:17:37] when I interviewed her, she became blind, she could
[00:17:41] not, she could not,
[00:17:44] let's say, look at us, see us, yeah,
[00:17:48] and it's thanks to her daughters, frankly I salute
[00:17:51] them because these daughters convinced her
[00:17:54] and they understood the interest of
[00:17:57] testifying, the error of the film The Battle of Algiers is that
[00:18:00] in the credits we don't say, we don't say, we
[00:18:04] don't write the real family names of the actors.
[00:18:10] who is the main actor, it's not the same names that appear
[00:18:14] in the like Fouzia
[00:18:17] Minasri, uh it's not her name, they said Fouzia Abdelkader because at
[00:18:20] the time it was
[00:18:23] almost let's say
[00:18:26] uh
[00:18:28] pejorative or derogatory for a young
[00:18:32] woman to put her family's name in a film,
[00:18:35] okay, yes, okay? And even the actress who played
[00:18:38] Zohra Drif, who was
[00:18:42] blonde, yes, yes, uh we don't have her name, we searched
[00:18:45] for this person, we didn't find her, so we
[00:18:48] only found the one who played Hassiba Ben Bouali and especially
[00:18:51] Fatiha, the one who played the bride, who was 17 at the time,
[00:18:55] we found her later and it's thanks to an Algerian
[00:18:58] actress who convinced her, who knew her, who convinced her,
[00:19:02] she didn't want to talk either because these people were
[00:19:06] involved
[00:19:07] uh, and for me, for me the greatest actor in this
[00:19:21] a humiliation for, yes,
[00:19:25] documentary is Noureddine Brahimi, the production manager.
[00:19:28] Noureddine Brahimi was the memory of the film The Battle of Algiers, he
[00:19:32] was the one who told the anecdotes
[00:19:35] that we don't know about the film The Battle
[00:19:38] of, yes, and it's thanks to him that I made the documentary because he also participated in the film
[00:19:42] of Milk Ben, he was underutilized, yes, whereas
[00:19:45] for me, he is the common thread, I didn't want Yacef
[00:19:49] Saadi because Yacef Saadi is a well-known figure, plus he was
[00:19:52] absent from the set all the time, yes, so all these
[00:19:56] anecdotes uh built this
[00:20:00] film, yes, even the story of Rouiched, who played only one role
[00:20:04] in the film, a role for history. Rouiched's
[00:20:08] journey was a humiliation, he played
[00:20:10] for 5 minutes, not even 3 minutes, yeah yeah, where he gets
[00:20:14] dragged, he gets dragged,
[00:20:18] in fact the assistant
[00:20:20] director who was Mohammed Zinet, yes, he was the one who
[00:20:24] brought him, he told Pontecorvo, he said "find me an
[00:20:27] actor," Pontecorvo asked, "find me an actor who can play
[00:20:30] a drunk," he said "there's only one in Algiers who can
[00:20:34] play a drunk, Stear Wissen," yes. At the time because after
[00:20:38] it was proven that well, but at the time
[00:20:41] in '65, yes, yes, at the time there wasn't, there wasn't
[00:20:45] a, yeah, a sphere, a sphere of,
[00:20:48] how can I say. No, there were theater actors, there
[00:20:52] was only the TNA that there was only the TNA
[00:20:55] that offered actors, yeah, besides,
[00:20:58] why Ponte Corvo didn't
[00:21:01] use theater actors, because he used
[00:21:05] two or three, that's all, he used
[00:21:08] Larbi Zekkal, yes, and he used
[00:21:11] Rouiched and I think two or
[00:21:15] three other people but who weren't too well-known, and it was for
[00:21:18] sequences. He had only one sequence, one sequence, yeah, he
[00:21:22] played with Moussa Haddad, in the sequence, Moussa Haddad who
[00:21:26] was Pontecorvo's assistant, to be more precise,
[00:21:29] so there were three great directors who were assistants to
[00:21:33] Pontecorvo, Mohamed Zinet, Moussa Haddad and
[00:21:36] Youssef Bouchi, just a reminder to our dear viewers, Mohamed Zinet is also the
[00:21:39] director of the cult Algerian film, that's it exactly,
[00:21:43] exactly, and it's to tell you that
[00:21:46] this film is an icon.
[00:21:50] at the same time for Algerian cinema, at the same time for world cinema too, world
[00:21:54] cinema, well, world cinema and
[00:21:57] uh they don't know Algerian cinema, the
[00:22:01] actors and all, but for example we Algerians
[00:22:04] don't know that Sarah Maldoror
[00:22:08] who is an assistant who worked in the film alongside
[00:22:12] Mohamed Zinet is a great
[00:22:14] filmmaker uh from Guadeloupe,
[00:22:18] who was an icon of anti-imperialist
[00:22:21] cinema
[00:22:23] and who worked as an assistant alongside Mohamed Zinet, okay,
[00:22:27] by the way, how I discovered that when I was at the
[00:22:30] cinemathèque, I was asked to find
[00:22:33] photos, to find things, this Sarah Maldoror,
[00:22:37] yes, who is this person, they told me "she is an iconic
[00:22:40] filmmaker who had just passed away," she died of
[00:22:44] Covid, yes,
[00:22:47] uh I remember it was the Spanish film library that
[00:22:51] wanted to pay tribute to her by screening The Battle of Algiers, he told me "can
[00:22:55] you find me some films," and he found some
[00:22:58] films, she worked in a film by Mohammed Zinet, an
[00:23:01] anti-imperialist short film, uh,
[00:23:05] and she is a person, she is
[00:23:09] an icon of world cinema who worked in Pontecorvo's film
[00:23:13] Algerian team, to tell you that The Battle of Algiers has many
[00:23:17] secrets, yes, which uh... which are
[00:23:20] hidden which will be revealed in a forthcoming book that I am
[00:23:24] preparing, yeah, and which will talk about the behind-the-scenes of the film The Battle of Algiers
[00:55:54] She appears like a princess
[00:55:58] history,
[00:56:02] yet it is here that the warriors reigned over
[00:56:06] North
[00:56:06] Africa,
[00:56:11] like all cities that have
[00:56:14] humanity, it refuses to disappear, leaving
[00:56:18] behind it the vestiges of what was
[00:56:21] once, the palace of the
[00:56:24] princely family.
[00:56:30] Here, in the breath of the mountains, where the winds
[00:56:33] whisper the secrets of...
[00:56:35] ancestors.
[00:56:39] Here, the Idrids did not come as impatient
[00:56:42] conquerors, but as builders of
[00:56:44] destiny.
[00:56:48] They chose this eagle's nest, this natural fortress
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[01:00:21] We return to this challenge met following the technical breakdown that occurred
[01:00:24] on a production unit. At the Umacha Biskra power
[01:00:28] plant, a real race against time was undertaken to restore the
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[01:01:08] the Western Sahara question goes through the exercise by the Sahrawi people
[01:01:11] of their right to self-determination, declaration of the President of the RASD at
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[01:01:53] national experts in heavy maintenance and the security of
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[01:02:00] a real race against time was launched, mobilizing tirelessly.
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[01:02:10] Faced with a technical breakdown that occurred on a production unit at the
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[01:03:46] the company in human capital are bearing fruit today. We are not
[01:03:49] far from being completely autonomous. Whatever the complexity of
[01:03:55] out successfully. All repairs have been carried out.
[01:03:59] The maintenance teams have succeeded in
[01:04:08] proving that they were ready for any eventuality.
[01:04:12] Also in the news, in Algeria,
[01:04:14] medicine is taking a new step in its quest for precision and
[01:04:18] efficiency. The example of robot-assisted surgery, which
[01:04:21] is gradually establishing itself as a cutting-edge technology allowing
[01:04:25] practitioners to perform less invasive interventions
[01:04:29] and with great precision. This medicine has proven its
[01:04:32] effectiveness in the treatment of certain complex pathologies. Let's see that
[01:04:36] with Milad Hannin in this report.
[01:04:38] Look, behind this door, two interventions
[01:04:42] are scheduled for this day alongside Dr.
[01:04:45] Saïfa, a seasoned medical team, 100%
[01:04:49] Algerian, but also this robot that you see in the middle
[01:04:52] of the operating room, a first in
[01:04:55] Algeria.
[01:04:59] After the success of... the first intervention carried out a few
[01:05:02] days ago, the same medical team is today performing a second removal
[01:05:06] of prostate cancer assisted by robotic surgery.
[01:05:09] We are very satisfied that the robot, finally, after several
[01:05:13] years, has arrived in Algeria and will arrive, inshallah, in
[01:05:17] this center in Algiers to be able to
[01:05:21] operate on patients by non-invasive means, so by robot-assisted
[01:05:24] laparoscopy, it's improved laparoscopy.
[01:05:28] So the surgeon operates remotely from the patient, but he
[01:05:32] pilots the robot 2 to 3 meters from the patient and can
[01:05:35] perform precision surgery, in fact, high-
[01:05:38] performance surgery, at the
[01:05:42] operating site without
[01:05:45] uh without hurting the patient, in a way,
[01:05:48] and especially preserving anatomical
[01:05:51] functions. We are very proud to
[01:05:54] take a new step with the launch of robotic
[01:05:58] surgery within our establishment. This is
[01:06:02] a major advance for medicine in Algeria, serving
[01:06:05] the Algerian patient
[01:06:07] and it is also an investment in
[01:06:11] Algerian skills, a new step
[01:06:14] that confirms the rise of this
[01:06:17] the establishment, but beyond the equipment,
[01:06:20] mastering robot-assisted surgery requires rigorous
[01:06:24] training, continuous practice and perfect
[01:06:27] team coordination. You can't buy a... plane without
[01:06:30] having the license to pilot that plane, so it's very important
[01:06:34] and it is our wish, inshallah, to create a modern surgery academy in
[01:06:38] Algeria for training in robotic
[01:06:41] surgery. This transfer of know-how relies on
[01:06:45] close collaboration between practitioners practicing in Algeria
[01:06:48] and Algerian medical experts established abroad
[01:06:51] who came to share their expertise. We had
[01:06:54] benefited from training with the
[01:06:57] robot equipment suppliers. But of course
[01:07:00] we need to be accompanied by more experienced
[01:07:04] surgeons,
[01:07:06] and that is precisely the role of our colleagues, our
[01:07:09] fellow doctors installed elsewhere who have benefited from
[01:07:13] more elaborate training and who are
[01:07:16] sincerely there whenever we call them, whether it's
[01:07:19] Dr. Said Khalifa or other colleagues who have offered themselves
[01:07:23] to come and accompany us throughout
[01:07:26] this new experience. The performance of the healthcare system is...
[01:07:30] by technology and today's technology is robotic
[01:07:33] surgery and organ transplantation. The motivation is to see the
[01:07:37] country, to see Algeria develop, inshallah, to see Algeria
[01:07:40] inshallah, uh, take its place among developed
[01:07:44] countries, especially in the medical field. It has all the means, the
[01:07:47] human skills, the structural, we could say,
[01:07:51] skills, but training is needed,
[01:07:54] inshallah, we will succeed. This medical
[01:07:57] advance marks one more step towards the modernization of our healthcare
[01:08:01] system with one single objective: to offer the best care to
[01:08:04] patients. And health always with this time the construction site of the
[01:08:08] Heinen hospital with a capacity of 120 beds, the project works...
[01:08:12] are in the final phase, a boon for the inhabitants of the region since
[01:08:16] this infrastructure will strengthen the healthcare offer
[01:08:19] for Beniane and for the surrounding communes, that's what Yasmine
[01:08:22] Schwir tells us in this report.
[01:08:26] On the construction site, the bulk of the work is now behind the teams.
[01:08:29] The hospital is currently in a finishing phase with the last
[01:08:35] the structure. This 120-bed hospital is
[01:08:38] part of a set of other hospitals that are under construction.
[01:08:42] The project management is under the responsibility of the wilaya of Algiers, we can therefore mention
[01:08:46] the 120-bed hospital, for example, we can mention
[01:08:49] the 120-bed hospital of Raya, also
[01:08:52] the 60-bed maternity unit of Raya, also
[01:08:55] the cardiopediatric hospital with 80 beds, a pediatric
[01:08:58] care unit in Melma, which has just been
[01:09:01] recently inaugurated by the President of the Republic. On the ground, the
[01:09:05] teams are now focused on the last operations before the
[01:09:09] delivery of the structure, they concern notably the various
[01:09:14] the establishment. We are in the final phase, all that is missing for
[01:09:18] the hospital to become functional, we are waiting
[01:09:21] for the public network supplies, that is, Sonelgaz,
[01:09:25] Algérie Télécom, these are the supplies that are missing, but all the
[01:09:28] installations are completed. At each stage, we
[01:09:31] submitted technical sheets approved by the design
[01:09:34] office and by the DP, the DP is the client. The project owner, at each stage
[01:09:38] before starting a stage, we did showrooms, we toured with
[01:09:42] the project owner who approved the materials, the quality
[01:09:46] under the market specifications and the
[01:09:50] project. In the long term, the opening of this hospital should make it possible to
[01:09:53] strengthen healthcare in Enbenienne and in the surrounding
[01:09:57] communes. The goal is that these hospitals will reinforce the
[01:10:00] health sector, they will alleviate the burden on other hospitals that are currently
[01:10:04] in charge, and that's it, they will benefit
[01:10:07] all the citizens of this locality, of these localities, because there are
[01:10:11] several localities in the health sector.
[01:10:15] A new structure therefore that should contribute to bringing
[01:10:18] care closer to the inhabitants and to alleviating the pressure on
[01:10:22] existing hospital establishments. The delivery and
[01:10:26] commissioning of the hospital are scheduled for the last quarter
[01:10:29] of 2026. This 120-bed structure will bear the name
[01:10:32] of the martyr Yahya Fares known as Si
[01:10:35] Yahya. Also in the news, this operational report of
[01:10:39] the ANP, in the dynamic of efforts deployed by the units of the National
[01:10:45] organized crime, in all its forms and thanks to the security
[01:10:49] coordination of the army's security services in the first and third
[01:10:52] military regions, in a
[01:10:55] proceeded this week to dismantle a criminal network
[01:10:59] specialized in drug trafficking. This
[01:11:03] operation resulted in the arrest of five
[01:11:06] drug traffickers, including a woman, and the seizure of more than
[01:11:08] 86 kg of hard drugs, cocaine, in addition
[01:11:12] to 1,49,300 psychotropic
[01:11:15] units
[01:11:17] meticulously hidden
[01:11:21] on board a semi-trailer truck and a
[01:11:24] tourist vehicle. These results recorded on the ground in the context of
[01:11:27] the fight against organized crime, follow the joint coordination
[01:11:30] between the security services under the Ministry of
[01:11:34] National Defense ensuring the safety of
[01:11:38] citizens. Another report. This time, within the framework of efforts
[01:11:41] aimed at countering the scourge of drug trafficking in our country,
[01:11:45] the personnel of the service for combating narcotics and psychotropic
[01:11:48] substances, under the central operational service for combating
[01:11:52] organized crime of the national gendarmerie in Algiers, proceeded
[01:11:55] during two distinct operations carried out this Tuesday
[01:11:59] to dismantle two cross-border organized criminal networks
[01:12:02] specialized in drug trafficking. These operations led to the arrest of
[01:12:06] 14 individuals and the seizure of approximately
[01:12:09] 1.8 million psychotropic
[01:12:12] tablets of the pregabalin type (300
[01:12:15] mg) also carefully hidden inside
[01:12:18] a tractor truck with a tanker, in addition to
[01:12:21] a 9mm caliber automatic pistol, 50 rounds
[01:12:25] of the same caliber, four tourist vehicles and a considerable
[01:12:29] sum of money in national currency. These results
[01:12:31] achieved on the ground reflect the high level of readiness, the
[01:12:35] professionalism achieved by the National People's Army, as well as its
[01:12:38] determination to continue its efforts in the fight against multiform organized
[01:12:42] crime, particularly drug trafficking.
[01:12:44] And according to a press release from the Public Prosecutor at the
[01:12:48] Mila Court, a judicial investigation was opened following a video
[01:12:52] broadcast on July 29th
[01:12:56] on social media. The images show the driver
[01:13:00] of a black vehicle attempting to run over members of the
[01:13:03] national gendarmerie and damaging a service
[01:13:07] vehicle before fleeing. The driver and his
[01:13:10] companion, his accomplice rather, were subsequently
[01:13:13] arrested. The investigation led on August 8th
[01:13:16] to the arrest of the main suspect as well as two people who allegedly
[01:13:20] helped him hide and flee. A fourth person is still
[01:13:24] wanted. The prosecutor's office indicates that the accused are being prosecuted
[01:13:27] notably for attempted voluntary homicide, premeditated voluntary damage
[01:13:31] to state property, refusal to obey
[01:13:34] orders, flight after an accident and
[01:13:37] assault on a public official. One of the accused is
[01:13:41] prosecuted for endangering the life and physical integrity
[01:13:44] of others, while three others are accused rather
[01:13:47] of having concealed a wanted person and having helped him flee.
[01:13:51] Following their presentation before the investigating judge, two suspects were
[01:13:55] placed in provisional detention and another under judicial
[01:13:58] supervision.
[01:14:01] The 14th edition of the summer university for cadres of the Popular Front for the
[01:14:05] Liberation of Saguia el-Hamra and Rio de Oro and the Sahrawi
[01:14:08] Arab Democratic Republic, the RASD, began this
[01:14:12] Tuesday in Boumerdès in the presence of the President of the Sahrawi Republic,
[01:14:16] Secretary General of the Polisario Front, Ibrahim Ghali. Among the participants were
[01:14:20] members of the Sahrawi government, cadres of the Polisario Front, as well as representatives of the
[01:14:23] Algerian National Committee of Solidarity with the Sahrawi People. On the agenda
[01:14:27] of this edition were conferences led by
[01:14:31] researchers and university professors on the various political
[01:14:34] aspects of the Western Sahara question, human rights,
[01:14:38] the situation in the Sahel and its repercussions on the region. The President of the
[01:14:41] RASD, Brahim Ghali, warned on this occasion against the
[01:14:45] dangers of the expansionist and aggressive policy of the Moroccan
[01:14:49] occupation regime. I invite you to
[01:14:50] listen to him.
[01:14:55] The Moroccan occupation regime, which represents through its expansionist
[01:14:59] and aggressive policy an imminent danger for the region in particular and for Africa,
[01:15:03] Europe and other regions in
[01:15:06] the frenetic obsession of this regime to seize the territories
[01:15:09] of others but of a policy of permanent blackmail and
[01:15:12] incessant threats aimed at obtaining counterparts,
[01:15:16] whatever the consequences and repercussions. The Moroccan occupation state
[01:15:20] uses all means, however vile and ignoble they may be, to achieve its
[01:15:23] ends, not hesitating to dump massive amounts of narcotics and to
[01:15:27] use them with other means to constitute, support and
[01:15:30] encourage organized, transnational criminal gangs
[01:15:34] and terrorist
[01:15:34] groups.
[01:15:41] In Morocco, despair is gaining ground among a large part of the
[01:15:44] youth, between unemployment, precariousness and exorbitant cost of
[01:15:47] living. Many find it difficult to envision prospects that meet
[01:15:50] their aspirations, a youth who feel
[01:15:54] marginalized and prefer to consider immigration as the only
[01:15:57] path to a better life. This is the report of
[01:16:00] Méshobout. In Morocco, anger is rising against a
[01:16:04] power accused of remaining indifferent to the daily ordeal experienced by the
[01:16:07] population. Corruption, injustice and impunity are
[01:16:11] denounced, practices implying, according to these accusations, networks
[01:16:14] linked to drug trafficking and money laundering, fueling
[01:16:17] all the questions about the effectiveness of control and accountability
[01:16:21] mechanisms. Critics denounce
[01:16:25] real prosecutions and sanctions, as well as the pressures exerted on
[01:16:29] dissenting voices. Corruption is rampant in the country, our children
[01:16:33] only think of leaving it at the risk of their lives. They drown in the
[01:16:36] sea trying to go and live under more lenient skies while they
[01:16:40] should have the right to live with dignity and build their future
[01:16:43] in their own country. It's a mafia that runs Morocco, in
[01:16:47] the literal sense of the word: we have ministers, we have a head of
[01:16:50] government, but their actions resemble those of organized gangs,
[01:16:54] corruption, mass layoffs,
[01:16:58] undue expropriation of citizens from their land or their
[01:17:01] housing are only the means of a policy aimed at dispossessing
[01:17:04] Moroccans of their means of subsistence. How
[01:17:08] can you live in peace in your country if you are deprived of your rights, how
[01:17:11] can you protect your children when your right to live with dignity is taken away?
[01:17:15] How can these people hope for a dignified life
[01:17:20] when they are driven from their homes and don't even have anything to
[01:17:24] eat? The citizen is at his wit's end, almost nothing is
[01:17:27] left in this country, we suffer repression and
[01:17:30] injustice, despair continues to affect a large
[01:17:34] part of the population, especially young people, pushing them to flee the
[01:17:37] country massively towards Europe, as was the case two weeks
[01:17:41] ago, thousands left the country
[01:17:45] clandestinely in search of a better life.
[01:17:48] And precisely, the Swiss authorities have decided
[01:17:51] to expel irregular residents, explaining this
[01:17:55] decision by the migration crisis that the Spanish enclave
[01:17:58] of Ceuta experienced with the passage of thousands
[01:18:01] of illegal migrants from Moroccan territory. The Secretary of State for
[01:18:04] Migration even announced that a series of flights to Morocco
[01:18:08] is planned in the coming weeks, information reported by the Swiss
[01:18:12] daily Blick. Football
[01:20:00] a few hours from Algiers, the town of Chlef offers tourist potential that is still
[01:20:04] largely to be developed. A tourism that focuses on the beauty of
[01:20:07] territory, to which is added
[01:20:10] the recent development of beaches and the
[01:20:14] hôtelières, une dynamique censé faire du tourisme un véritable moteur de
[01:20:18] region. This is the report
[01:20:21] by
[01:20:23] Abnihua. The coastline is one
[01:20:27] la région, plage, paysages naturel et espace de
[01:20:30] loisirs attire chaque été de nombreux estivants, tandis que
[01:20:34] the tourist offer continues to
[01:20:38] The commune of Bni Haoua offers several tourist infrastructures to attract
[01:20:42] several tourist complexes
[01:20:45] with
[01:20:50] among the infrastructures already operational, a tourist
[01:20:53] touristique propose une offre dédiée aux familles, piscine, parc
[01:20:57] aquatique, restauration et espaces de détente contribuant à
[01:21:01] strengthening the attractiveness of the
[01:21:04] I came to Bni Haoua to swim and go to the beach.
[01:21:37] spend wonderful moments, swim, enjoy
[01:21:41] ourselves, we just play
[01:21:44] and we love it. The offer should still expand
[01:21:48] with a new seaside project including a 5-star hotel,
[01:21:51] thalassotherapy center, a marina
[01:21:55] and the creation of more than
[01:21:59] are trying to offer a complete tourist experience,
[01:22:03] parenthèses, complète, un complexe balnéaire avec
[01:22:06] necessary amenities. We are at
[01:22:09] 90% of our progress and
[01:22:13] the opening is scheduled for the next summer season. All
[01:22:17] of this, this entire project would never have been feasible and
[01:22:20] possible to achieve without the help of the Algerian state, of course,
[01:22:23] sûr en commençant par le ministère du tourisme, la wilaya du
[01:22:26] Schlif et la direction du tourisme de la Vilaya du
[01:22:29] investments, Bni Haoua confirms
[01:22:32] son ambition de développer une offre touristique diversifiée tout en
[01:22:36] supporting employment. Local
[01:23:23] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. For tomorrow, tomorrow morning,
[01:23:27] there will be low clouds, quite dense, over practically
[01:23:30] all coastal regions. Then the sky will clear throughout
[01:23:33] the day towards the interior and the western, central, and eastern plateau. Still
[01:23:37] some storm cells that may bring a few showers in places this time.
[01:23:41] Note strong winds on the western plateau which may generate some suspended
[01:23:45] These storms may
[01:23:48] border but locally towards the central
[01:23:52] and eastern coastal regions, this time at the end of the day and evening. The Saharan
[01:23:56] sahariennes deshorages également sur le sud-ouest, l'extrême sud, le égar et le
[01:23:59] tassili qui peuvent donner aussi quelques averses par endroit vers ces
[01:24:03] régions ailleurs, le ciel restera bien dégagé, à noter
[01:24:07] des vents forts vers le sahara central qui vont
[01:24:09] engendrer descends de sable durant l'après-midi,
[01:24:13] Temperatures during this night
[01:24:16] comprises au nord entre 24 et 30°, 4 le
[01:24:20] The minimum is 30°C and the maximum
[01:24:23] à au sud 27 à 29° legal
[01:24:27] 28 le sar oriental 30 à 32° de la saora vers les
[01:24:30] oisis 32 également le sahara central entre 31 et
[01:24:33] 33° l'extrême sud et 34° le maximum du côté de
[01:24:37] afternoon, still scorching
[01:24:40] precisely Relizane and
[01:24:44] Ain Defla with 44°C, 39°C
[01:24:47] the side of
[01:25:13] practically all coasts from west to east with light winds of 10 to
[01:25:16] 30 km/h. Winds will be
[01:25:20] from the east-northeast sector on the eastern coasts. A small
[01:25:24] trip this time to North America where
[01:25:27] by rain in
[01:25:30] Montreal, some light rain in Vancouver and Mexico, partly
[01:25:34] vallée New York, Washington, Miami, également en Californie et bien
[01:25:38] sunny in Dallas. The thermometer will show 24°C in
[01:25:41] Vancouver, 25 in Montreal, 30 in New York, 31 in Washington,
[01:25:45] 32°C in Miami, 23 in Mexico, and the
[01:25:48] maximum of 39°C in Dallas. And as always, we end
[01:25:52] with the ephemeris for tomorrow, Wednesday, August
[01:25:55] rise at 6:03 a.m. and set at
[01:25:59] for more information, of course, you have
[01:26:03] the weather Algeria websites. Have an excellent evening
[01:26:06] and see you tomorrow.
[01:26:23] Mobilis presented to you the weather
[01:26:25] forecast. Mobilis, together we build the future.
[01:26:43] Young Algerians, if you wish to secure your future and
[01:26:46] contribute to the defense of your
[01:26:50] People's Army answers your aspirations and offers you
[01:26:53] the opportunity to become a non-commissioned officer in the ranks of the land
[01:26:57] forces, the air
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[01:27:38] Pre-registration will be done exclusively on the electronic site
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[01:28:02] The National People's Army: Honor,
[01:28:05] commitment, and future.
[01:28:18] Welcome to AZ Mall.
[01:28:22] Your new shopping destination.
[01:28:25] Discover the most famous local and international brands
[01:28:29] and enjoy a shopping
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[01:28:39] a large area equipped with the latest games
[01:28:43] and equipment for children
[01:28:47] والكبار اوقات مليئه بالحماس
[01:28:50] and fun.
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[01:28:56] and integrated services,
[01:28:59] in addition to a variety of
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[01:30:56] engendre du gaspillage d'énergie et d'argent. Choisissez un appareil
[01:30:59] performant et d'une capacité adaptée à vos besoins. avant tout achat, faites
[01:31:03] in a shaded and well-ventilated
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[01:31:13] 26° en fonction de la température extérieure.
[01:31:17] Activate economy and
[01:31:20] aérer votre logement lorsque la climatisation est éteinte.
[01:31:24] Close doors and windows when
[01:31:28] l'isolation de votre habitation et planter des arbres pour créer des zones
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[01:32:15] She appears like a princess
[01:32:19] l'histoire.
[01:32:23] Yet, it is here that the Zirid warriors reigned over
[01:32:27] North
[01:32:27] Nord.
[01:32:32] Like. All cities that have
[01:32:35] l'humanité, elle refuse de disparaître, laissant
[01:32:39] derrière elle les vestige de ce qui fut
[01:32:41] once the
[01:32:44] princière.
[01:32:51] Here, in the breath of the mountains, where the
[01:32:54] vents murmurent les secrets des
[01:32:55] ancestors.
[01:33:00] Here, the Zirids did not come. impatient
[01:33:03] conquerors, but as builders
[01:33:05] destiny,
[01:33:08] they chose this eagle's nest,
[01:33:12] pour y ancrer leur fierté et protéger leur
[01:33:15] lignées.
[01:33:19] We went to discover
[01:33:21] mystère de cette prestigieuse cité
[01:33:24] médiévale de l'Afrique du
[01:33:25] Nord.
[02:00:10] Peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon you. Welcome, viewers, to the 8:00 news
[02:00:14] bulletin. And we start with the headlines.
[02:00:19] To ensure the quality of healthcare, new hospital
[02:00:23] facilities projects in Jijel and Baraki
[02:00:25] in the capital,
[02:00:28] enhancing the capacity to care for patients and supporting
[02:00:32] specialized
[02:00:32] medical services.
[02:00:38] As part of efforts to modernize the road network, a rapid
[02:00:41] pace in the work on the Khenchela-Batna axis along the East-West
[02:00:45] highway to activate economic activity
[02:00:48] and connect
[02:00:52] the palaces of Timimoun with road projects
[02:00:55] improving traffic flow and breaking
[02:00:58] the isolation.
[02:01:05] In the framework of the efforts of the National People's Army units in
[02:01:08] combating organized crime,
[02:01:11] more than
[02:01:15] and third military regions,
[02:01:19] and nearly 1.8 million
[02:01:22] hallucinogenic pills were seized in the capital
[02:01:26] during the dismantling of two organized
[02:01:28] criminal networks with international
[02:01:35] Morocco, cross-border drugs and
[02:01:38] judicial rulings raise questions
[02:01:41] about the impunity of those involved.
[02:01:44] In
[02:01:47] the darkness of demolition and displacement, houses are leveled to the ground
[02:01:50] and citizens are uprooted.
[02:01:53] And in
[02:02:00] the news, the coast of Dellys, where the charm
[02:02:03] of the sea embraces the beauty of nature in a painting
[02:02:06] that captivates lovers
[02:02:08] of recreation.
[02:02:12] Welcome to the details. Starting with and in implementation of the state's
[02:02:16] commitment to enhancing and consolidating the citizen's right
[02:02:19] to quality health services, the construction
[02:02:23] of the 240-bed hospital project
[02:02:25] at kilometer three of Jijel province is progressing. A project that reflects
[02:02:30] development policy by expanding reception
[02:02:34] and care capacities and supporting the health
[02:02:37] system with institutions that meet the needs of citizens
[02:02:40] and keep pace with their aspirations. Ibtisam
[02:02:43] Jawai. Inside this open workshop,
[02:02:47] work is progressing on the construction of a modern
[02:02:51] hospital. Its design took into account technical
[02:02:54] and medical standards to provide treatment spaces
[02:02:58] that meet the requirements of modern
[02:03:01] health practice. The 240-bed project
[02:03:04] in Jijel municipality has seen construction progress
[02:03:07] of about 65%. The cost of the 240-bed
[02:03:11] project is 500 billion centimes. The project
[02:03:14] started in 2023.
[02:03:17] The project can be delivered
[02:03:21] in the last quarter of 2027.
[02:03:25] With a capacity of 240 beds, the hospital
[02:03:29] will include a number of medical and surgical
[02:03:31] departments, in addition to emergency
[02:03:35] and intensive care and diagnostic departments, allowing for the expansion of reception
[02:03:39] capacities and improvement of care
[02:03:42] conditions for patients. In Jijel's 240-bed hospital, there will be more
[02:03:45] than 14 specialties. Medical and surgical. We have
[02:03:49] requested from the Ministry of Health to register an operation
[02:03:52] in 2027, and this amount
[02:03:56] will be more than two billion
[02:03:59] dinars. Since we have latest generation imaging devices,
[02:04:02] and we want to make this hospital a modern hospital so that
[02:04:06] the care will be the same as
[02:04:09] in university hospitals. So it will be at the level of Jijel
[02:04:14] project is also reflected in supporting public
[02:04:17] services, alleviating pressure on health structures,
[02:04:20] and bringing specialized treatment closer to the residents
[02:04:24] of the province within a vision that makes quality health
[02:04:27] care a permanent priority. A project
[02:04:30] like this will bring many good things
[02:04:33] to the residents of Jijel province, especially patients who
[02:04:37] suffer, especially with cancer and bone
[02:04:40] and joint diseases. Therefore,
[02:04:43] they are forced to go to other provinces like Bejaia
[02:04:46] and Constantine for treatment. We will benefit a lot
[02:04:50] in all specialties, and we hope, especially in
[02:04:54] cardiology. An achievement that will strengthen Jijel's health
[02:04:58] infrastructure and support its ambitious
[02:05:02] development path.
[02:05:06] And from construction workshops to the equipment stage,
[02:05:09] the state's efforts continue to modernize public
[02:05:12] facilities. The 120-bed hospital in Baraki enters
[02:05:16] a new stage with the provision of modern medical
[02:05:19] equipment, which will enhance its capabilities and improve
[02:05:23] patient care, says Mina
[02:05:25] Al-Abdishi. In preparation for its
[02:05:28] reception of patients, the 120-bed hospital
[02:05:31] in the eastern Baraki municipality of the capital enters
[02:05:35] its final stage, which involves equipping it with the latest and best
[02:05:39] medical equipment and devices. There
[02:05:42] is very modern
[02:05:46] this hospital, meaning it will be
[02:05:49] a landmark at the level of the health sector, and it will
[02:05:52] provide
[02:05:57] hospital has 120 beds,
[02:06:00] distributed according to departments. We have surgical
[02:06:04] emergencies, general surgery with 30
[02:06:07] beds, obstetrics and gynecology with 30
[02:06:10] beds, pediatrics with 30 beds,
[02:06:14] and internal medicine with 30 beds. The 120-bed
[02:06:17] hospital in Baraki includes several medical
[02:06:21] specialties, such as obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics,
[02:06:24] and medical emergencies, which makes it an
[02:06:28] important asset for the health sector due
[02:06:31] to the diverse medical services it will provide
[02:06:34] and the improvement of health care quality. Thank
[02:06:38] hospital with 120 beds, and the thing that made
[02:06:42] me happy is that it has a maternity ward, because
[02:06:45] the Baraki district, including Sidi Moussa,
[02:06:48] the municipality of Sidi Moussa, the municipality of Kilitos, and the municipality of Baraki,
[02:06:53] maternity wards. It's nice
[02:06:56] here. It's an addition for us. First, one has to travel.
[02:07:03] Our municipality, Hajja, honored us. We go to Zamli and displace ourselves
[02:07:06] to Chamonix Mustapha. It's close now because there are people
[02:07:10] who don't have cars to travel. And now, thank God,
[02:07:13] we have a hospital. God bless. The establishment
[02:07:17] of new hospital facilities according to international
[02:07:20] standards across various states of the nation is a strategic
[02:07:24] choice that will greatly contribute to alleviating pressure
[02:07:28] on university hospitals and improving patient care
[02:07:32] to enhance the quality of healthcare in Algeria.
[02:07:37] Algeria.
[02:07:40] As part of the state's efforts to modernize the road network
[02:07:44] and strengthen infrastructure, the axis extending between
[02:07:47] Khenchela and Batna, leading to the East-West highway,
[02:07:51] is a strategic facility that will
[02:07:54] improve traffic flow, reduce travel
[02:07:57] distances, and support economic and developmental activity
[02:08:01] in the east of the country. Hicham Qarah.
[02:08:05] Soon, the axis connecting Khenchela and Batna provinces
[02:08:08] to the East-West highway will be open, given the rapid
[02:08:12] pace of construction work on the remaining sections.
[02:08:16] With the progress of work, which has reached
[02:08:19] 81%, the features of this
[02:08:23] becoming clearer and
[02:08:26] clearer.
[02:08:30] Our road is good. Our road is guaranteed.
[02:08:32] Bolfris, Chemora, and the bounty of God. May God bless it.
[02:08:38] well built according to standards. From here you exit to Chemora
[02:08:43] time on the road. We used to drive second, third gear, a lot of bumps. But
[02:08:47] now it's moving, thank God. It's smooth, free of potholes.
[02:08:50] From excavation and leveling and backfilling to laying asphalt
[02:08:52] concrete, work continues with great determination
[02:08:56] by workers despite high temperatures.
[02:09:00] The construction of the dual carriageway of the national
[02:09:04] road axis connecting National Road No. 88 and National
[02:09:07] Road No. 03, passing through Bolfris Chemora and Boumeh on
[02:09:11] a distance of 56 kilometers, is one of the most important
[02:09:14] structural projects in Batna province due to its importance
[02:09:17] in improving traffic flow, enhancing traffic safety, and supporting economic
[02:09:20] and social development. Growing economic activity
[02:09:26] movement are the most prominent expected gains. With the entry
[02:09:32] carriageway, which extends for a distance
[02:09:35] of up to 72
[02:09:38] kilometers, which will enhance traffic
[02:09:41] flow and open wider horizons for economic
[02:09:44] development
[02:09:46] in the region.
[02:09:49] In Timimoun province, both Ouled Said
[02:09:52] and Qasr Kadour municipalities benefited from a road project
[02:09:57] residents and agricultural areas, facilitating the movement
[02:10:01] of citizens. Fatima Zahra Ben Fargallah.
[02:10:03] Despite
[02:10:07] the noticeable rise in temperature, work continues on
[02:10:11] the road connecting the municipalities of Ouled Said and Qasr Kadour.
[02:10:14] This project aims to break the isolation and facilitate
[02:10:18] the movement of citizens between the palaces. It has brought
[02:10:21] us closer, and it is
[02:10:24] فلاحيه ومنطقه سياحيه وكل
[02:10:27] We used to suffer for almost an hour or two
[02:10:31] on the road, with breakdowns and dirt. Thank God, this road
[02:10:35] is good. We have a connecting distance between Ouled
[02:10:38] Said and الدور of 8 kilometers and 400 meters.
[02:10:43] We are about to finish
[02:10:47] 4 kilometers
[02:10:49] in Ouled Said municipality, but in three days we will finish the distance of Ouled
[02:10:52] Said. Yes, despite
[02:10:56] the difficulties of the weather
[02:10:58] and the climate, thank God, Timimoun province benefited this year
[02:11:02] 2026 from a set of major projects, which include
[02:11:05] the maintenance of provincial road 49, as well as the rehabilitation
[02:11:09] of national road 1
[02:11:12] for a distance of 16 kilometers and 400 meters, in addition to
[02:11:16] the construction of the road connecting Kantor and Talla for a distance
[02:11:20] of 16 kilometers. While
[02:11:23] of this important project, farmers here are optimistic
[02:11:26] about breaking the isolation of their agricultural areas,
[02:11:29] as well as contributing to revitalizing the tourism
[02:11:32] sector. Agriculture is active here in Tinhane, thank God.
[02:11:36] And we ask God willing that the authorities complete their good work and pave
[02:11:40] this path for us. This path
[02:11:43] forms the Tinhane agricultural area, which was among the demands of the residents
[02:11:47] of the two municipalities, the municipality of Qasr Qaddour
[02:11:50] and the municipality of Ouled Said. This is what prompted the supervisory
[02:11:53] authorities to allocate this project. And on the other hand, the public works sector
[02:11:57] in Timimoun province includes many
[02:12:00] important projects, most notably connecting the palaces to the road
[02:12:03] network, which is a priority in the Red
[02:12:06] Zone.
[02:12:09] As part of efforts to generalize communication
[02:12:12] of modern technology, the process of connecting remote
[02:12:16] areas to the fiber optic network continues
[02:12:19] in Ouargla province, allowing residents to benefit from high-speed
[02:12:22] internet services. Muhammad Sanusi
[02:12:26] Ayad. From the distribution box, the final
[02:12:28] touches are being made to launch high-speed internet service to the new
[02:12:32] residential complexes.
[02:12:34] The journey of modern technology begins
[02:12:37] towards thousands of subscribers, bringing with it
[02:12:41] prospects in the fields of education, work, and digital services.
[02:12:45] We are optimistic. Thank
[02:12:48] God, it's 20 kilometers from
[02:12:50] Ouargla city, and thank God, we appreciate this service. Afran area,
[02:12:54] affiliated with Nekousa municipality, which is a remote area about 40
[02:12:58] kilometers from the provincial capital, its residents benefited from
[02:13:03] optic network after years
[02:13:06] and less efficient technologies. Now, you can register
[02:13:09] for training, register for something, register for something. What do you mean, a fast connection? You can work.
[02:13:13] You're going to register. Before, the connection was old, and especially, you know, a remote area. The connection
[02:13:17] is a bit slow. You have to make an effort. Now you don't have to
[02:13:20] make any effort. You can do everything on your phone. The internet is good, thank God.
[02:13:24] The technical teams of Algerie Telecom are working to extend networks and complete various
[02:13:28] stages of connection according to standards and to ensure the quality
[02:13:32] of the provided service. We
[02:13:35] are in the process of continuing the work, God willing, despite all circumstances
[02:13:38] and difficulties. You see the weather, the heat, etc.
[02:13:42] We continue the work to develop all
[02:13:45] housing. The projects implemented in recent years have allowed
[02:13:49] for a qualitative leap in the field of digitalization, as
[02:13:52] the coverage rate of Ouargla province with the fiber optic
[02:13:56] network has exceeded 35%,
[02:13:59] which reflects the volume of investments and efforts made
[02:14:02] to expand the telecommunications
[02:14:04] infrastructure.
[02:14:07] In the framework of the continuous efforts of the National People's Army
[02:14:10] units related to combating forms of organized crime,
[02:14:13] and thanks to security
[02:14:17] the army security services
[02:14:19] and third military regions, during
[02:14:23] a qualitative operation, were able to dismantle a criminal
[02:14:26] network specializing in drug trafficking, which resulted
[02:14:29] in the arrest of five individuals, including a woman,
[02:14:33] and the seizure of more than 86
[02:14:36] kilograms of hard drugs (cocaine), in addition
[02:14:39] to 1,499,300 hallucinogenic
[02:14:42] pills that were carefully hidden in a semi-trailer
[02:14:46] truck and a passenger
[02:14:49] car.
[02:14:51] These field results achieved in the fight against
[02:14:55] organized crime are the result of joint security coordination
[02:14:59] and the vigilance of the security services of the Ministry of National
[02:15:02] Defense, which are vigilant over the security
[02:15:05] of citizens.
[02:15:07] Always and in continuation of the modern efforts aimed at combating
[02:15:11] the scourge of drug trafficking in our country, today in
[02:15:14] the capital, the Anti-Drug and Psychotropic Substances
[02:15:17] Service, the Central Operational Service for Combating Organized
[02:15:21] Crime of the National Gendarmerie, during two qualitative
[02:15:25] and separate operations, was able to dismantle
[02:15:28] two organized
[02:15:32] reach specializing in illegal trafficking of psychotropic
[02:15:35] substances. The two operations resulted in the arrest of 14 people
[02:15:39] and the seizure of approximately 1.8 million hallucinogenic
[02:15:42] pills of the type Pregabalin 300
[02:15:45] milligrams, which were carefully hidden inside a road
[02:15:48] tractor truck equipped with a tanker
[02:15:51] trailer, in addition to the seizure of an automatic
[02:15:55] pistol of 9 millimeters caliber, 50
[02:15:58] rounds of the same caliber, four passenger
[02:16:01] cars, and the recovery of a considerable amount of money in the national
[02:16:05] currency. These results achieved
[02:16:08] in the field reflect the high level of readiness
[02:16:11] and professionalism enjoyed by the personnel of the National
[02:16:14] People's Army and their determination to
[02:16:17] continue efforts to combat organized crime in its various
[02:16:21] forms, especially illegal trafficking in drugs
[02:16:24] and psychotropic substances, which embodies the commitment
[02:16:27] of the National People's Army to protect the homeland and defend
[02:16:30] its security
[02:16:33] and stability. The Public Prosecutor at the Mila court announced
[02:16:37] to the public that on July 29th,
[02:16:40] following the circulation of a video clip on social media
[02:16:44] showing a black car whose driver
[02:16:47] attempted to run over Gendarmerie
[02:16:50] elements and deliberately destroy a service
[02:16:54] car before fleeing, while his companion was arrested.
[02:16:57] The person in question is named Kaf M. In the framework
[02:17:02] into the case, the main suspect was arrested,
[02:17:06] identified as Kaf B.W. and also arrested
[02:17:09] were Shin F. and Zay Zay,
[02:17:14] to hide and escape, while Ba Ain
[02:17:18] M. remains at large. Today, the parties to the case
[02:17:21] were brought before the Public Prosecution at the Mila court. A judicial
[02:17:25] investigation was launched against them for the accused
[02:17:28] Kaf B.W. committing the felony of attempted
[02:17:32] intentional homicide and the felony of intentional destruction
[02:17:35] with premeditation of state-owned
[02:17:38] movable equipment, which could undermine public security and order,
[02:17:42] and the misdemeanor of refusing to comply with a stop
[02:17:45] signal issued by qualified
[02:17:49] civil and criminal responsibility after committing the accident,
[02:17:52] and insulting law enforcement officers
[02:17:55] while performing their duties. The accused
[02:17:58] Kaf M. was also prosecuted for the misdemeanor of endangering
[02:18:02] the life and physical safety of others, and the accused
[02:18:05] Zay Zay and Shin F.
[02:18:09] and Ba M. for the misdemeanor of intentionally hiding
[02:18:11] a person. After the parties appeared before the investigating
[02:18:15] judge and were heard at the first attendance,
[02:18:18] an order was issued to place each of the accused Kaf
[02:18:21] B.W., Shin, and Shin F., and Zay Zay in pre-trial
[02:18:25] detention, and to place the accused Kaf M. under judicial
[02:18:29] supervision.
[02:18:30] Under the slogan of resistance,
[02:18:34] freedom, and complete independence, the activities
[02:18:38] of the 14th summer university for the cadres
[02:18:41] of the Sahrawi Arab Republic and the Polisario Front
[02:18:44] began in Boumerdes province, which was inaugurated by Brahim
[02:18:47] Ghali, President of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic
[02:18:50] Republic and Secretary-General of the Popular Front for the Liberation
[02:18:54] of Saguia.
[02:18:59] The summer university for the cadres
[02:19:03] of the Polisario Front and the Sahrawi State is being held for the 14th
[02:19:06] time in a context where the Sahrawi issue's presence
[02:19:10] is renewed at various levels, forming a political
[02:19:14] and intellectual space to reaffirm
[02:19:17] the legitimate rights of the Sahrawi people.
[02:19:19] The Moroccan occupation
[02:19:22] state, with its Makhzen regime,
[02:19:25] constitutes, with its expansionist
[02:19:29] and aggressive policies,
[02:19:34] to the region in particular,
[02:19:37] and Africa, Europe, and other
[02:19:41] regions in general. The Moroccan occupation
[02:19:43] state uses all
[02:19:47] methods, no matter how desperate
[02:19:51] and vile, to achieve those
[02:19:56] goals, including the massive
[02:19:59] pumping of drugs
[02:20:03] and their use with others to
[02:20:06] establish and support and encourage
[02:20:10] organized crime gangs across
[02:20:14] borders and terrorist groups.
[02:20:18] Important files are topped by the field
[02:20:21] and legal developments of the Sahrawi issue, along with the issue
[02:20:25] of natural resources and the conditions of Sahrawi political
[02:20:28] prisoners, at the core of the discussions presented at this symposium.
[02:20:32] Regarding political developments,
[02:20:34] there are
[02:20:36] activities held at the United Nations,
[02:20:39] especially after Resolution 2797,
[02:20:42] which was followed by some informal discussions,
[02:20:46] but overall, it was an opportunity to confirm to the world that the Sahrawi
[02:20:49] people will not accept any solution other than the one
[02:20:53] they choose for themselves. Strong presence of the diplomatic
[02:20:57] corps accredited in Algeria is another message to renew
[02:21:00] positions, unify visions, and keep the Sahrawi
[02:21:04] issue at the forefront of political discussion.
[02:21:14] Alongside the struggling peoples for their freedom and their right to self-determination,
[02:21:17] we have long expressed our solidarity with the Sahrawi
[02:21:21] people and the justice of their
[02:21:24] cause.
[02:21:29] On this occasion, Namibia reaffirms today from
[02:21:32] Boumerdes its stance with the Sahrawi
[02:21:34] people and renews its support.
[02:21:45] This event also provides Sahrawi officials with an opportunity
[02:21:48] to benefit from the Algerian experience and exchange expertise
[02:21:52] with politicians, academics, and human rights activists,
[02:21:56] which enhances their capabilities and raises their readiness
[02:21:59] to build the Sahrawi state and continue the struggle
[02:22:03] until self-determination and independence as a fixed
[02:22:06] right that
[02:22:08] accepts no
[02:22:10] disposal. When drugs cross borders, justice should not
[02:22:14] cross into the unknown with them. In Morocco, criminals
[02:22:17] convicted by European courts return
[02:22:22] leave behind only heavy questions about
[02:22:26] the credibility of justice and the involvement of the Makhzen
[02:22:28] regime in influential international
[02:22:32] drug trafficking,
[02:22:34] said Ayed
[02:22:45] Daou. When criminal economy becomes a source of wealth,
[02:22:49] crime transforms from a clandestine activity into
[02:22:52] a fully integrated
[02:22:56] of those fleeing justice
[02:22:58] a means to its continuation. In a striking
[02:23:02] security development, European security investigations revealed
[02:23:06] that the Makhzen regime no longer suffices with supporting
[02:23:09] the Makhzen criminal networks in drug smuggling
[02:23:13] and flooding Europe with hashish. The matter reached the point of turning
[02:23:16] its lands into a destination where wanted individuals
[02:23:19] involved in hashish networks gather to enjoy
[02:23:23] the proceeds of crime away from the grasp
[02:23:25] of European
[02:23:32] justice. According to Belgian media reports,
[02:23:35] this is embodied in the case of one of the most prominent
[02:23:39] drug lords. After the Court of Appeal
[02:23:42] in Belgium sentenced him to ten years in prison
[02:23:46] after convicting him of carrying out a shooting operation related
[02:23:50] to organized crime circles and drug
[02:23:53] trafficking, he later fled to Morocco
[02:23:56] and was subsequently sentenced to ten
[02:24:00] years in prison for
[02:24:03] Morocco. However, the most striking
[02:24:07] aspect of the case's trajectory is what happened during the accused's
[02:24:11] presence in Morocco, as he appeared on social
[02:24:14] media enjoying a luxurious
[02:24:17] life despite being wanted in
[02:24:20] Belgium.
[02:24:25] In the Netherlands, the same scenario is repeated, as
[02:24:29] Dutch media reports revealed that
[02:24:32] the Dutch security to continue its
[02:24:35] intelligence efforts to arrest three
[02:24:37] Moroccans who are among the senior fugitives on the national wanted list in
[02:24:41] the Netherlands, due to their involvement in
[02:24:44] an organization responsible for shipping huge quantities of
[02:24:49] South America to European markets.
[02:24:53] Despite many months having passed since the issuance of
[02:24:56] international arrest warrants,
[02:25:00] are still trying to apprehend the
[02:25:03] fugitive criminals. This
[02:25:08] scene places the government before a heavy responsibility
[02:25:11] as it transforms its location into a destination where
[02:25:15] criminals wanted in cross-border drug cases find
[02:25:18] a safe haven and a space
[02:25:21] to escape European justice, due to
[02:25:24] the enormous financial
[02:25:27] profits
[02:25:28] this trade generates.
[02:25:32] When oppression becomes a reality and tyranny becomes
[02:25:36] a method, the space for hope shrinks, and the citizen
[02:25:41] not hear their groans. A bleak picture of a reality
[02:25:45] where dignity declines before the might
[02:25:48] of the regime.
[02:26:01] Brothers, here is the man whose leg was cut off. Here he is,
[02:26:04] brothers, his leg was cut off. Look at what is happening, brothers.
[02:26:07] Oh God, this is an abomination. Oh God,
[02:26:11] this is an abomination. Oh God, this
[02:26:13] is an abomination.
[02:26:19] God.
[02:26:29] the oppressors, most merciful of the merciful, Lord
[02:26:33] the oppressors and do not grant them their goal, most merciful
[02:26:36] of the merciful, Lord of all worlds. We trust in
[02:26:39] Israel. These are Israelis,
[02:26:42] our brothers. We should welcome
[02:26:44] them with flowers.
[02:26:47] Like Moroccans in European countries,
[02:26:51] when it's prayer time,
[02:26:56] Morocco, scenes summarize a painful paradox.
[02:26:59] Homes are destroyed, dreams are buried, and
[02:27:02] the cost of living increases, while the citizen remains
[02:27:05] the weakest link in a social equation
[02:27:09] that is becoming more tense. The dreams of Kalmami.
[02:27:12] The chapters of social
[02:27:15] Morocco. Citizens find themselves between
[02:27:18] the hammer of poverty, their livelihoods and the destruction of their source of income,
[02:27:22] and the anvil of the regime's oppression, like this merchant who
[02:27:26] refused to give up his shop and refused to evacuate.
[02:27:40] This is not a rock. This is not
[02:27:43] a rock. I have no one to work for me. I have no money, I have nothing.
[02:27:46] This
[02:27:57] is the regime's policy. The citizen suffers from two things:
[02:28:01] harsh social conditions and a weak healthcare
[02:28:04] system that does not provide the minimum level of healthcare.
[02:28:07] Look at the people. Look at where the people are standing.
[02:28:11] There are no sick people, no doctors. If you have 20 dirhams, you go in and give it to him. He will treat
[02:28:15] you. If you don't have it, don't go in. Look at this. Look, people.
[02:28:18] Look at this abomination we are in. Look at this
[02:28:22] abomination we are in. People are suffering. People are dying,
[02:28:26] my friend. People are suffering. A scandal
[02:28:28] shook the regional hospital Mohammed V in El Jadida.
[02:28:32] A woman gave birth outside the hospital. This woman was not
[02:28:35] treated well at the hospital. She decided to go out and give birth.
[02:28:39] Despite citizens' protests against
[02:28:42] considering what they called forced and random
[02:28:45] displacement a blatant violation of their rights.
[02:28:48] Bulldozers continue their advance and demolition without providing
[02:28:52] immediate housing alternatives or fair compensation.
[02:28:55] Children of Gaza, small
[02:28:56] dreams snatched
[02:28:59] by a merciless war, and
[02:29:03] much of their lives stolen. Innocence
[02:29:06] did not give them a chance
[02:29:09] to grow slowly, but hastened them
[02:29:13] to carry the weight of stolen childhood.
[02:29:17] Today, they return from the rubble to prove that
[02:29:20] the dream, no matter how much war besieges it, remains
[02:29:24] stronger than destruction. Al Jazeera correspondent from Gaza, Wissam
[02:29:27] Bouzid.
[02:29:31] Amidst the destruction and from the rubble of war, these
[02:29:34] children arrive at a small stadium that was recently
[02:29:37] renovated. They carry with them their passion for
[02:29:40] football and dreams bigger than their age, in
[02:29:44] an attempt to reclaim something from their lives that was snatched
[02:29:48] by the occupation from more than 1,300 children.
[02:29:51] This training helps develop the player's abilities,
[02:29:54] strengthen his personality,
[02:29:58] and gives him the ability to walk
[02:30:00] with crutches and to control the ball and how
[02:30:04] to play with the ball. He also participates for the first time in Palestine
[02:30:07] in football for girls. They
[02:30:11] came to the stadium without losing their dreams and without
[02:30:14] allowing their disability to prevent them from
[02:30:17] طموحاتهم تبدا. المباراه ومعها
[02:30:21] تبدا رحله اخرى من التحدي يركضون بما
[02:30:24] تبقى من اجسادهم ويحاولون الوصول
[02:30:29] الحقيقه يركضون نحو هدف اكبر
[02:30:32] يتجاوز حدود الملعب بلعب كوره
[02:30:35] بتدرب على حالي لما اركب طلع عشان اقوى اصير
[02:30:38] امشي عليه منيح صير زي اطفال اطفال
[02:30:42] الدول اللي براه اطفال غزه كلهم
[02:30:46] مقطعين هي مقطعين اطفال غزه
[02:30:50] الاهداف هنا ليست تلك التي تستقر في الشباك بل
[02:30:53] اهداف اخرى تتحقق مع كل
[02:30:56] ركله فمع كل خطوه
[02:31:00] يواجهون اعاقتهم ويستعيد.
[02:31:07] وينتفضون في وجه واقع حرامهم العلاج الكافي واثقل
[02:31:15] كاهل المراكز الصحيه بعجزها عن توفير الحمايه والمعدات الطبيه. انا جايه اليوم افرغ عن نفسي انا والاطفال انا
[02:31:18] لما بجي على المكان هذا بنبسط كثير وبحب اجي
[02:31:22] هنا كثير علشان نفرغ عن حالنا والحمد
[02:31:25] لله. فهنا المباراه لا تنتهي مع
[02:31:29] صافره النهايه بل هي بدايه اخرى.
[02:31:32] لتحدي الكثير من المصاعب التي فرضها
[02:31:35] الاحتلال الاسرائيلي ويخوض الاطفال
[02:31:39] هذه المباراه بمزيد من الصبر
[02:31:42] والصمود والتحدي للفوز بكاس
[02:31:45] الاراده وسام ابو زيد التلفزيون الجزائري غزه
[02:31:48] Returning to domestic news,
[02:31:52] Algeria will witness tomorrow a partial solar eclipse
[02:31:56] in an astronomical event that will be accompanied by
[02:31:59] the largest national observation operation with the participation of
[02:32:02] specialists and scientific bodies, at a time
[02:32:06] that places the sky of Algeria under the eyes of observers
[02:32:09] and those interested in astronomy. Abdel Salam
[02:32:11] Habbas.
[02:32:14] An exceptional event and a rare astronomical phenomenon will be
[02:32:18] witnessed by Algerians tomorrow, Wednesday. A partial
[02:32:21] solar eclipse will be visible across most of the country's states
[02:32:25] with a percentage of the sun's disk being obscured exceeding 90% and reaching
[02:32:28] in some areas about 98% to
[02:32:31] 6%. The moon
[02:32:34] will pass
[02:32:37] over the sun's disk and obscure
[02:32:40] about
[02:32:41] 98%
[02:32:44] of the sun's surface, the apparent disk.
[02:32:48] The obscuration will reach
[02:32:50] 98.6% in the capital Algiers.
[02:32:54] The eclipse phenomenon does not occur
[02:32:58] every month, but rather
[02:33:01] about twice
[02:33:04] due to the inclination
[02:33:08] of the moon's orbit around the Earth by five
[02:33:11] degrees. To enable citizens to follow the event
[02:33:15] safely, the Research Center for Astronomy, Astrophysics,
[02:33:18] and Geophysics will dedicate an open
[02:33:21] day for astronomy enthusiasts to observe the phenomenon and supervise
[02:33:25] observation operations to provide scientific explanations with the use of
[02:33:28] necessary safety
[02:33:31] instrument is used to observe
[02:33:35] sunspots, and God willing, we will also
[02:33:38] use it to observe the solar eclipse
[02:33:42] that will occur on August 12th, God willing.
[02:33:44] A rare astronomical moment that combines
[02:33:48] of observation. However, the pleasure
[02:33:51] of viewing remains linked to awareness
[02:33:53] and caution.
[02:33:57] And we conclude, dear viewers, from the ancient city of Dellys, where
[02:34:00] the waterfront writes
[02:34:04] with development work that shapes the features of a more
[02:34:07] splendid entrance and grants this coastal
[02:34:10] city a new look befitting its history
[02:34:13] and natural charm. Youssef
[02:34:15] Tarfer. A beautiful
[02:34:19] view of the coast of Dellys, life has returned
[02:34:22] to it after its development, to become a favorite place
[02:34:25] for families in the evening and at night, and a breath
[02:34:29] of fresh air for children and adults
[02:34:32] Dellys. This viewpoint is the gateway to
[02:34:36] Dellys. So, when tourists come here, they encounter something
[02:34:39] good. I liked it because it's a family
[02:34:43] space. Many
[02:34:46] families come here because it is
[02:34:49] opposite the sea. Another office for families.
[02:34:53] They made facilities for the children.
[02:34:55] So, this city of Dellys is a place to breathe, as we see the enchanting scenery,
[02:34:59] Masha'Allah. The
[02:35:06] municipality, after a long absence of public facilities
[02:35:09] and spaces, as we say, this is a very
[02:35:13] good thing for the municipality and a great gain.
[02:35:16] The development, which affected a part of the viewpoint,
[02:35:19] will expand to larger areas to transform
[02:35:22] the city of Dellys into
[02:35:26] the sea and the beauty of a warm sunset that delights
[02:35:29] onlookers.
[02:38:13] tomorrow, tomorrow morning, well, there will be quite dense low
[02:38:17] clouds over practically all coastal regions, then the sky
[02:38:20] will clear throughout the day inland and on the western,
[02:38:24] central and eastern plateaus, well, always storm cells that can this
[02:38:28] time give some showers in places. Note strong
[02:38:31] winds on the western high plateaus which can generate some dust
[02:38:35] particles in suspension. These thunderstorms can spill over but
[02:38:38] locally towards the central and eastern coastal regions, this
[02:38:41] time at the end of the day and evening, the Saharan regions...
[02:38:45] Thunderstorms also in the southwest, the far south, the Hoggar and the Tassili, which can also give
[02:38:49] some showers in places in the region, elsewhere, the sky
[02:38:52] will remain clear. Note strong winds towards the central
[02:38:56] Sahara which will often generate
[02:38:59] sand during the afternoon. The temperatures during this
[02:39:02] night and at sunrise, well, they will be between
[02:39:06] 24 and 30° in the north, 24 being the minimum
[02:39:09] to 30° the maximum. In the south, 27 to 29°
[02:39:12] in Reggane, the Tassili 28, the Eastern Sahara 30 to 32°, the
[02:39:16] Sahara towards the oases 32 also, the Central Sahara between 31
[02:39:19] and 33°, the far south and 34° the maximum around
[02:39:23] Tindouf. Tomorrow afternoon, still
[02:39:27] very hot temperatures, more precisely Relizane and
[02:39:30] Chlef and Ain Defla with 44°C. 39
[02:39:34] Tizi Ouzou, 39 also around Batna, 40 Constantine,
[02:39:37] Annaba 41, Guelma 38, Biskra
[02:39:40] 34, El Bayadh 35°C, Oran
[02:39:44] in the south 38°C, Tamanrasset and Djanet 42, Elizi
[02:39:47] 44, Saougla 40, Bechar 43°C,
[02:39:51] Ghardaia 45, and
[02:39:53] Adrar.
[02:39:55] Muchtar and the maximum 46°C in Tindouf. The sea
[02:39:59] tomorrow will remain calm along practically all the coasts from west to
[02:40:03] east with light winds 10 to 30 km/h. The winds will be
[02:40:07] variable on the western and central coasts and from the east-northeast sector on the
[02:40:10] eastern coasts. A small trip this time to
[02:40:14] North America where thunderstorms accompanied
[02:40:17] by rain over Montreal, some light rain before
[02:40:20] overcast skies and Mexico, partially cloudy in New York, Washington, Miami,
[02:40:24] also in California, well sunny. In Dallas, the
[02:40:27] thermometer will indicate 24°C in Vancouver, 25 in Montreal, 30 in New
[02:40:31] York, 31 in Washington, 32°C in Miami,
[02:40:35] 23 in Mexico and the maximum 39°C in
[02:40:38] Dallas, and as always we conclude with the ephemeris for
[02:40:42] tomorrow, Wednesday, August 12th, well. The sun will rise at
[02:40:46] 6:03 and set at 19:43. And
[02:40:49] for more information, of course, you have the Météo Algérie websites. Have an excellent evening
[02:40:52] with the rest of the programs on Canal Algérie and see you tomorrow.
[02:40:56] et à demain
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[02:46:40] She appears like a princess
[02:46:44] history.
[02:46:48] Yet, it is here that the Zirid warriors reigned over
[02:46:52] North Africa.
[02:46:53] Like
[02:46:57] all cities that have
[02:47:01] humanity, it refuses to disappear, leaving
[02:47:04] behind it the vestiges of what was once
[02:47:07] the palace of the princely
[02:47:10] family
[02:47:17] here, in the breath of the mountains, where the winds whisper the secrets of
[02:47:21] ancestors,
[02:47:25] here, the Zirids did not come as impatient
[02:47:28] conquerors, but as builders of
[02:47:30] destiny.
[02:47:34] They chose this eagle's nest, this natural fortress
[02:47:38] to anchor their pride, protect their
[02:47:41] lineage.
[02:47:44] We set out to discover it to unravel the mystery of
[02:47:48] this prestigious medieval city of North Africa.