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[00:00:03] Allah, hasten to
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[00:02:05] we have a medal in this
[00:03:03] Souad is the one who's spreading
[00:03:03] Our news bulletin is complete. Thank you for
[00:03:06] God, show us the wonders of your power in the
[00:03:30] Indeed, prayer was
[00:03:32] Closing of the International Exhibition of
[00:03:33] Maybe you didn't tell him about
[00:03:33] Agriculture and Food
[00:03:38] based on
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[00:03:50] Madhi gave in and 26°C, depending on the for channel on the every evening, you can watch this
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[00:03:57] ongoing to extinguish Zarqa this
[00:03:58] Indeed, prayer has been decreed upon
[00:04:07] its quantities, and filling
[00:04:12] the National Independent Electoral received today the President of
[00:08:20] 보이고
[00:08:23] 하시는
[00:08:25] 님을.
[00:08:27] 심리로
[00:08:30] 못 가서
[00:08:33] 발 병한다.
[00:08:36] but really thank
[00:11:06] them? I'll tell you, I went to the supermarket,
[00:11:09] I said we'll have parties there, so I asked the one who works in the supermarket, and she told me,
[00:11:13] "Ah, my brother, there's no snack at Markaz." I was surprised, I found Farid, Farid
[00:11:16] Al-Alamiya, he told me, "You'll see what you get."
[00:11:19] I told him, "What will I get?" "No, no, you'll see." And he
[00:11:22] was good, I found a small child and his heart, I told him,
[00:11:25] "I don't eat spicy food." He told me, "You're in a photo, and you're afraid of spicy food?"
[00:11:29] Brother, Gaga.
[00:11:33] Brother, if he was talking about Smaki, it came.
[00:11:36] Smaki, taste and innovate, welcome
[00:11:40] to Azded Mall Grand Mostaganem.
[00:11:43] Your new destination for shopping.
[00:11:47] Discover the most famous local and international brands
[00:11:50] and enjoy a shopping experience that combines
[00:11:54] quality. Everything you need is here, and
[00:11:58] the fun begins. Modern play areas on a large
[00:12:01] area equipped with the latest games
[00:12:05] and equipment for children
[00:12:09] and adults to have times full of
[00:12:12] excitement, thrills,
[00:12:14] and fun. The experience continues with cinema halls,
[00:12:18] sports areas, and integrated services,
[00:12:21] in addition to a variety of restaurants
[00:12:25] and cafes in a sophisticated family atmosphere.
[00:12:28] Azded Mall Grand Mostaganem, where
[00:12:32] shopping begins and fun continues.
[00:31:15] What life?
[00:40:42] Take responsibility.
[00:56:30] Its taste, Marwan, where did you find these? Brother, I'll tell you now, I went into the supermarket, I went in.
[00:57:10] The Algerian Television Public Establishment launches
[00:57:13] a special application for programs, news, and information.
[00:57:20] The OPT TV application,
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[00:57:24] The application allows you to follow the latest national
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[00:57:56] The Algerian Television application, wherever
[00:57:59] you are, Television is with you.
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[00:58:28] good insulation of the pipes. Set the
[00:58:31] temperature between 24 and 26° depending on the
[00:58:35] outside temperature. Activate the economy and
[00:58:39] night modes and remember to ventilate your home when the
[00:58:42] air conditioning is off. Close doors and windows when
[00:58:46] the appliance is running. Improve your home's insulation
[00:58:50] and plant trees to create shaded areas. Clean the
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[01:00:14] Gentlemen, good evening and welcome to the 7 p.m. news on this
[01:00:18] news, President of the Republic, Boon, received
[01:00:21] the President of the National Independent Electoral Authority, Saïd
[01:00:24] Arous. We will hear from him in a few
[01:00:26] moments.
[01:00:31] Opening of a new direct line connecting Algiers to
[01:00:36] the Republic during his last visit to Germany. Air Algérie is also modernizing
[01:00:40] its catering. Immersion tonight in the
[01:00:44] new ultra-modern center of the national campaign.
[01:00:50] in Slovenia. Algerian products have greatly
[01:00:54] impressed, both by their quality and diversity. "Made in
[01:00:57] Algeria" has attracted the interest of many
[01:01:00] visitors.
[01:01:03] Our cultural stop tonight will be at the Dipon Museum,
[01:01:06] showcasing the rich past of Hanaba. It is full of vestiges
[01:01:10] dating from the Numidian, Roman, or even Byzantine periods,
[01:01:14] an impressive collection of tens of thousands
[01:01:17] of works and pieces. Report at the end of this
[01:01:20] edition.
[01:01:22] Welcome everyone, glad to have you back. As I said in the headline, the President of the Republic, Amajit Bun,
[01:01:29] Authority, Saïd Alos.
[01:01:47] the National Independent Electoral Authority stated that the audience was
[01:01:54] the Authority and the electoral
[01:01:57] listen to him.
[01:02:04] I had the honor today to meet with the President of the Republic,
[01:02:07] Abraham. This meeting was important, during which I listened to his
[01:02:11] orientations as well as his vision concerning the continued strengthening of the
[01:02:14] construction of state institutions,
[01:02:18] democratic practice. This meeting was also an opportunity to
[01:02:22] highlight the importance of the role played by the National Independent Electoral
[01:02:25] Authority as a constitutional institution in guaranteeing the
[01:02:29] regularity.
[01:02:51] to express my deep appreciation
[01:02:53] to Mr. I take this opportunity to express my
[01:02:57] deep gratitude to the President of the Republic for the trust he has placed in
[01:03:01] me, affirming that I will
[01:03:04] the authority and its executives with full independence and
[01:03:07] responsibility, in fidelity to the trust placed in me and
[01:03:11] in order to dedicate the constitutional missions devolved to
[01:03:14] the authority in a way that strengthens the integrity and transparency of
[01:03:18] elections and preserves the
[01:03:20] voter.
[01:03:28] This Wednesday's closing of the
[01:03:31] Food Fair, Slovenia, Agra 2026, saw a
[01:03:35] remarkable Algerian participation. Many
[01:03:38] visitors were interested in the products exhibited by national
[01:03:41] economic operators. Made in Algeria
[01:03:44] was very popular, both for its quality and diversity.
[01:03:48] Etman, sorry, and
[01:03:51] Maysal. Algerian products are strongly represented
[01:03:57] 26 in Slovenia. A
[01:04:01] participation that brings together several national economic operators around
[01:04:05] the same objective: to promote
[01:04:09] Algerian offerings and to make known the expertise of national
[01:04:12] companies in international markets. We came to
[01:04:16] represent Algeria with our Algerian olive oil, a very high-quality
[01:04:20] product, supported by the National Chamber of Agriculture and
[01:04:23] the Ministry of Commerce to promote and develop this national
[01:04:27] product.
[01:04:30] I had never tasted Algerian products before. This visit to the Algerian
[01:04:33] pavilion was therefore a special experience for me. I
[01:04:37] discovered excellent, interesting products that
[01:04:40] truly deserve to be highlighted. You have a remarkable
[01:04:43] and exceptional cheese. Algerian products are truly
[01:04:47] excellent. Beyond promoting national
[01:04:50] products, Algeria also intends to make this
[01:04:53] participation a showcase of its economic capabilities and
[01:04:57] investment potential.
[01:05:01] This is the first time we are participating in this exhibition in Slovenia, and we
[01:05:05] have received many visitors, especially from
[01:05:08] neighboring countries like Hungary, Croatia, and
[01:05:12] others.
[01:05:19] We are present in Slovenia, a country that has international companies and
[01:05:24] agriculture and mechanization. We have had
[01:05:27] several bilateral meetings with businessmen
[01:05:30] and Slovenian companies with the objective of developing
[01:05:34] partnerships between Agrodive and Slovenian
[01:05:37] companies and thus opening new prospects for
[01:05:40] cooperation and success in
[01:05:42] the future.
[01:05:51] Algeria is currently experiencing advances and new perspectives in the fields of
[01:05:56] artificial intelligence, particularly in agriculture and...
[01:06:00] agri-food industry.
[01:06:04] The exhibition thus constitutes a privileged space for forging new
[01:06:07] contacts with Slovenian operators, but also
[01:06:11] with those from neighboring countries.
[01:06:15] And in fulfillment of the commitments made by the President of the Republic during
[01:06:19] his last visit to Germany and his meeting with the Algerian community established
[01:06:22] in that country, the Algerian national company has opened a new
[01:06:26] direct line connecting Algiers to the capital Berlin.
[01:06:30] This new service, which strengthens air traffic, has been widely
[01:06:33] welcomed by Algerians living in Germany, and this line opens the way for
[01:06:37] many travelers to visit one
[01:06:40] of the most important European capitals, which combines
[01:06:44] history, culture, and
[01:06:45] modernity.
[01:06:49] Air Algérie is also modernizing its catering. Its new dedicated
[01:06:53] center is an ultra-modern facility capable of supplying
[01:06:56] up to 300 flights per day, or 40,000
[01:07:00] meals daily. From the reception of foodstuffs
[01:07:03] to delivery on the tarmac, the operation is carried out under high
[01:07:06] surveillance and subject to drastic hygiene
[01:07:09] rules. Amel Messaïd takes us on an immersion alongside the
[01:07:13] teams preparing meals for the Algiers Cool La
[01:07:16] Lempour flight.
[01:07:20] On the tarmac of Algiers airport, the ballet is
[01:07:23] precisely choreographed. Aboard this Airbus A330
[01:07:26] 900 departing for Kuala Lumpur, more
[01:07:30] than 300 meals are delivered just minutes before
[01:07:34] takeoff. Each meal must be served on
[01:07:37] time. But before reaching the sky, this feast in
[01:07:41] the clouds followed a path of surgical
[01:07:44] precision. A few hours earlier, everything begins here
[01:07:47] at the goods reception quay. To
[01:07:51] avoid any risk of contamination, Air
[01:07:54] Algérie Catering strictly applies the
[01:07:57] sanitary principle of forward flow. Forward flow
[01:08:01] is a principle of managing the flow of materials and personnel.
[01:08:05] It's a principle in ISO 22000 in order
[01:08:09] to guarantee the sanitary safety of foodstuffs.
[01:08:13] Principles to be respected such as forward flow, which
[01:08:16] avoids the crossing and uncrossing of
[01:08:19] goods. In accordance with the HACCP
[01:08:23] principle, good hygiene practices and good manufacturing practices, we
[01:08:26] work with 100% fresh products and up to
[01:08:30] 90% local products, apart from some
[01:08:33] exotic fruits and some
[01:08:34] products.
[01:08:37] Once the pretreatment is finished, it's time for
[01:08:40] cooking. The chef leads the... unloading with a skilled
[01:08:44] hand, with the timer in mind. All types of
[01:08:47] bread and sweet treats
[01:08:49] await.
[01:08:56] Last step before departure: the packaging
[01:08:59] room. Meals are plated, put in trays,
[01:09:03] and lined up on these trolleys.
[01:09:05] trolées,
[01:09:08] We hope to increase our client portfolio with
[01:09:11] new markets. We currently have
[01:09:15] several state-owned companies for whom we provide
[01:09:18] staff catering.
[01:09:21] Currently, we are responsible for the management and supply of all
[01:09:24] business class lounges across Algeria,
[01:09:28] through the international airports of
[01:09:32] all Algeria. Because beyond flavors and hygiene
[01:09:35] standards, the true guarantee of quality also relies on
[01:09:39] absolute vigilance, an indispensable
[01:09:42] and mandatory rigor to guarantee, even before
[01:09:46] takeoff, the total safety of
[01:09:49] passengers.
[01:09:51] The Minister of Interior, Local Communities and Transport, Saïd Saïd,
[01:09:55] chaired a working session this Wednesday with the directors of regulation
[01:09:58] and general affairs from several
[01:10:01] wilayas, dedicated to the evaluation of the national information system for vehicle
[01:10:05] registration. During this meeting,
[01:10:08] Sayud emphasized the need to identify dysfunctions
[01:10:13] and shortcomings and to propose necessary and effective solutions for optimal
[01:10:16] handling of citizens' concerns, highlighting the need to combine
[01:10:20] the efforts of central and local services and to
[01:10:24] strengthen coordination and complementarity among
[01:10:27] them in order to provide a public service that meets the expectations of citizens. He also
[01:10:31] insisted that this new digital system must
[01:10:35] become an effective tool for modernizing public
[01:10:38] service, facilitating procedures, and bringing the administration closer to
[01:10:42] the citizen. He called for addressing technical problems raised
[01:10:46] with the required speed and efficiency to ensure
[01:10:49] service continuity.
[01:10:53] The Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohammed Arqab,
[01:10:57] and the Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies
[01:11:00] held a coordination meeting this Wednesday on managing the demand of large
[01:11:04] consumers of gas at the national level. This meeting was
[01:11:07] dedicated to examining the file on managing the demand of large consumers of
[01:11:11] gas energy at the national level as a strategic development file
[01:11:14] contributing to strengthening the effectiveness of public policies
[01:11:18] in terms of energy and the rationalization, pardon me, of its
[01:11:22] consumption.
[01:11:24] de rationalisation pardon de sa
[01:11:27] The operational report of the National People's Army during the past week in the
[01:11:31] context of the fight against terrorism: The terrorist named AS,
[01:11:35] alias Moustapha, surrendered to the military authorities of Bodge Badjim
[01:11:39] Mortal in the 6th military region, in his possession, a Kalashnikov
[01:11:42] submachine gun, a quantity of ammunition, and other effects, while
[01:11:46] detachments of the National People's Army arrested five
[01:11:49] elements supporting terrorist groups in various
[01:11:53] operations in the context of the fight against organized crime and in
[01:11:57] continuation of efforts deployed to counter the scourge of drug
[01:12:00] trafficking in our country. Combined detachments of the National
[01:12:04] People's Army intercepted, in coordination with various security
[01:12:07] services, 38 drug traffickers and foiled
[01:12:11] attempts to introduce one quintal and 23 kg of processed
[01:12:14] kif from the borders with Morocco, while 1 kg of
[01:12:18] cocaine and 458,600
[01:12:21] psychotropic tablets were seized during operations
[01:12:24] carried out across the military regions.
[01:12:27] In Tamanrasset, Bad
[01:12:31] in Salah, Ingsem, detachments of the National People's Army arrested
[01:12:35] 173 individuals and seized 23 vehicles,
[01:12:38] 97 generators, 64 hammers.
[01:12:51] Similarly, seven other individuals were apprehended and two Kalashnikov-type
[01:12:54] submachine guns, three hunting rifles, 3400 liters of
[01:12:57] fuel, and 3 tons of food intended for
[01:13:01] smuggling were seized during separate operations.
[01:13:05] Furthermore, coast guards foiled attempts of illegal immigration
[01:13:08] on the national coasts and rescued 38
[01:13:12] individuals on board makeshift boats,
[01:13:15] while 323 illegal immigrants of different
[01:13:18] nationalities were arrested across the national territory. End of the
[01:13:21] Ministry of Defense's communiqué.
[01:13:25] national
[01:13:27] and another scandal involving Marzen. A Spanish
[01:13:31] investigation reveals the methods of pressure and manipulation it resorts
[01:13:35] to through a vast electronic espionage system targeting Spanish
[01:13:38] security officials. It also reveals links between Moroccan
[01:13:42] intelligence agents and drug trafficking networks,
[01:13:45] also instrumentalizing immigration against the European Union (labeling Lambda
[01:13:49] ETMUN).
[01:13:53] etmoun)
[01:13:56] A new case opens a particularly sensitive file on the other
[01:13:59] side of the Mediterranean. At the heart of
[01:14:03] use of surveillance technology, notably the
[01:14:06] Pegasus software, and practices that would go beyond
[01:14:09] mere electronic espionage to touch on such sensitive
[01:14:12] issues as illegal immigration and drug
[01:14:16] trafficking. According to the investigation's findings, these
[01:14:20] operations allegedly targeted several Spanish officials,
[01:14:23] even though Madrid and Rabat present their security
[01:14:27] cooperation as a pillar of their relations, particularly in the fight
[01:14:31] against terrorism, illegal immigration, and drug
[01:14:35] trafficking. According to the figures cited in the investigation, the Spanish
[01:14:38] police reportedly seized 257 tons of
[01:14:41] hashish in 2025, a 29% increase
[01:14:44] in one year. The investigation also mentions information reporting
[01:14:48] links established between Moroccan security officials and
[01:14:52] networks involved in drug trafficking
[01:14:55] and illegal immigration. The case also refers to
[01:14:59] previous international revelations concerning Pegasus,
[01:15:02] which had raised serious questions about respect for the
[01:15:05] digital sovereignty of states, the protection of communications
[01:15:09] and personal data, as well as the limits of resorting
[01:15:13] to surveillance technologies. Beyond the espionage
[01:15:16] scandal, it is therefore a case with multiple
[01:15:19] ramifications that is taking shape at the intersection
[01:15:22] of security, intelligence, organized crime,
[01:15:26] immigration, and political
[01:15:28] l'immigration et de la pression
[01:20:39] We end our news with a cultural stop. The
[01:20:43] Ipon Museum presents the rich ancient past of
[01:20:46] Annaba. It is full of city vestiges dating from the
[01:20:49] Numidian, Roman, or even Byzantine periods. One of
[01:20:53] the most important museums in the country houses an impressive
[01:20:57] collection of tens of thousands of works and pieces. Report by Sami
[01:21:01] Darli.
[01:21:07] A landscape where stones tell 3000 years of history, nestled at the
[01:21:11] foot of Saint-Augustine Basilica, the Ipon
[01:21:16] ancient Hipporégios.
[01:21:18] Here, Numidians, Romans, and Byzantines left
[01:21:21] an indelible mark. From the first
[01:21:24] steps into the museum, the gaze is captivated by the richness of the
[01:21:28] collections. On the walls and floor, stone comes
[01:21:32] alive through immense mosaic
[01:21:34] compositions. Among the chairs.
[01:22:07] But the journey doesn't stop within four walls. The museum extends
[01:22:11] outdoors, into a peaceful lapidary garden,
[01:22:14] opening directly onto the forum and
[01:22:17] Roman baths, a place of transition where generations
[01:22:21] meet. I'm so happy, I brought my daughters
[01:22:25] with me. They are discovering Annaba
[01:22:28] for the first time and I wanted them to also
[01:22:31] see this high-level archaeological site.
[01:22:34] I was also surprised by the people
[01:22:37] who work here. It's really great.
[01:22:41] This is our first time here. We
[01:22:45] were initially visiting this place, it's
[01:22:47] wonderful. We were welcomed by the guide, he already told
[01:22:51] us historical facts that make us proud.
[01:22:54] Silent but living witness to the grandeur
[01:22:58] of Ipon, the museum continues to preserve collective
[01:23:01] memory and to amaze history enthusiasts from
[01:23:04] all over the world. That's the end of this news. Thank you for watching.
[01:23:09] Have an excellent evening on Canal Algérie.
[01:23:13] Algérie.
[01:23:35] Excessive use of air conditioning leads to wasted
[01:23:38] energy and money. Choose an efficient appliance with a
[01:23:42] capacity suited to your needs. Before any purchase, have the appliance installed by a
[01:23:46] professional in a shaded and well-ventilated area, ensuring
[01:23:50] good insulation of the pipes. Set the
[01:23:52] temperature between 24 and 26° depending on the
[01:23:56] outside temperature. Activate economy
[01:24:00] and night modes and remember to ventilate your home when the
[01:24:03] air conditioning is off. Close doors and windows when
[01:24:07] the appliance is running. Improve your home's insulation and
[01:24:11] plant trees to create shaded areas. Clean the
[01:24:14] filters regularly and have a professional check for refrigerant
[01:24:18] leaks once a year.
[01:24:22] energy, reduce your bills, and enjoy optimal
[01:24:25] comfort. Download our guide on
[01:24:28] www.apru.org.dz
[01:24:31] for more information. Set your air conditioner to 25°,
[01:24:35] guaranteed comfort and preserved national resources.
[01:30:52] we will remain under an orange alert for the heatwave in the east
[01:30:55] and strong winds up to 80 km/h across almost
[01:30:59] all of the high plateaus from west to east, also towards Bechar, northern Sahara, and the
[01:31:02] central Sahara, where winds will sometimes reach 80
[01:31:06] km/h. Regarding tomorrow's forecast, Météo Algérie
[01:31:10] predicts often cloudy skies over the western and central regions,
[01:31:13] but clear skies near the eastern coasts, with scattered
[01:31:17] thunderstorms inland and on the eastern plateau, with
[01:31:20] strong winds across almost all of the high plateaus, which will cause some suspended sand
[01:31:24] particles over the western and central high plateaus,
[01:31:27] and these particles will reach almost all
[01:31:31] coasts and inland regions from west to east. In the Saharan
[01:31:34] regions, there will be some rain in the form of thunderstorms
[01:31:37] in the far south, the Tassili. Elsewhere, the sky will remain
[01:31:40] mostly clear. Also, note strong winds that will
[01:31:44] reach 80 km/h towards Bechar, the
[01:31:47] northern Sahara, the oases, and the central Sahara, which will cause
[01:31:51] sandstorms and
[01:32:03] will range in the north between 22 and 30°C, in the Saharan
[01:32:07] regions 25 to 26°C, Hoggar, Tassili 29 in
[01:32:12] Saoura towards the oases, 32 towards
[01:32:15] In Guezzam and a maximum of 34°C in the central Sahara. Tomorrow,
[01:32:18] temperatures will remain
[01:32:22] very high in the eastern
[01:32:24] regions, where Météo Algérie has forecast
[01:32:28] very high temperatures during tomorrow afternoon
[01:32:32] in the eastern regions, where it will be
[01:32:34] 49°C in Annaba and even
[01:32:38] up to 48 in
[01:32:41] Guelma, 45 in Tizi Ouzou, 44 in
[01:32:44] Constantine, also Batna 45 in Ain Defla, 37 in
[01:32:48] Algiers, uh Constantine, pardon,
[01:32:51] towards Djeddah and Mascara 33 in Oran and Tlemcen
[01:32:55] 36°C. In the south, 37 to 39°C in
[01:32:58] Tamanrasset towards Djanet, 43 in Bechar, also El Oued 45
[01:33:03] 47 in Adrar, Salah, Timimoun 45 in Bordj Baji Mokhtar
[01:33:06] 44 in Ghardaia and a maximum of 48°C this time in Hassi Messaoud and
[01:33:10] Ouargla. The sea tomorrow will remain slightly
[01:33:14] rough on almost all coasts with light winds of 10 to
[01:33:17] 20 km/h on the eastern coasts. Winds will be variable up to 30 km/h on the
[01:33:21] western and central coasts. Winds will be from the south on the central coasts and from the
[01:33:25] west on the western coasts. Upcoming forecasts: we will
[01:33:29] start with Friday, with some occasionally
[01:33:32] stormy rains across almost all coasts with strong
[01:33:36] partially cloudy sky across almost all the
[01:33:40] high plateaus. Also, note some rain in the form of thunderstorms in the
[01:33:43] far south, the Hoggar. There will be strong winds towards the central Sahara, and the
[01:33:47] thermometer will show 25 to 44°C in the north and 36 to
[01:33:50] 48°C in the southern half. Regarding
[01:33:54] Saturday, there will be some rain, but this time
[01:33:57] in the morning, then the sky will remain generally clear near the
[01:34:01] coasts. Some stormy rains are
[01:34:04] expected towards the eastern high plateaus with a partially cloudy sky
[01:34:08] across almost all the high plateaus. Strong winds will persist towards the central Sahara, and
[01:34:11] thunderstorms will occur this time in the far south, the Hoggar and the Tassili. The thermometer
[01:34:15] will show 28 to 42°C in the north, and temperatures will remain
[01:34:18] stationary in the Saharan regions. Regarding Sunday,
[01:34:22] there will be fog over almost all the
[01:34:26] northern regions near the coasts and in the valleys. Otherwise, it will remain
[01:34:29] clear on the coasts, but there will be
[01:34:32] cumulus clouds with thunderstorms inland, on the western
[01:34:35] and central plateaus, some stormy rains on the
[01:34:38] eastern plateau, and always the same type of weather in the Saharan regions,
[01:34:42] and temperatures will remain stationary compared to Saturday,
[01:34:45] both in the north and south. And as always, with the ephemeris for
[01:34:49] tomorrow, Thursday, August 27th, the sun will rise at 6:15 AM and set at
[01:34:53] 7:23 PM. For more information, you have the Météo Algérie
[01:34:56] websites. Have an excellent evening with the rest of the programs on Canal
[01:35:00] Algérie and see you tomorrow.
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[01:37:29] Farid Al-Alamiah, he said, "Ketchup?" I told him, "What do I see?"
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[01:37:39] "You're afraid of it, my brother." Oh, my brother,
[01:37:42] my brother,
[01:37:45] لا لا كان يهدر على سماكي تاجاج ثاني بلاط
[01:37:49] سماكي دوق نوع وتبدعكم.
[01:59:23] Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you. Welcome, dear viewers, to the main news
[01:59:26] bulletin, in which we will follow
[01:59:28] up on
[01:59:31] the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who received
[01:59:35] Saâd Arous, the head of the Independent National
[01:59:39] Electoral Authority.
[01:59:44] The Prime Minister of the Republic of Niger arrives in Algeria
[01:59:47] at the head of an important ministerial delegation on a two-day working
[01:59:51] visit to strengthen cooperation and partnership
[01:59:54] relations between the two brotherly
[01:59:56] countries.
[02:00:02] Civil protection services continue their field
[02:00:06] fires and limit their spread in a number of the country's
[02:00:10] states. Significant human
[02:00:13] and material resources to protect lives and property.
[02:00:17] And in a path that reflects the state's keenness to care for citizens,
[02:00:21] the process of compensating
[02:00:24] the previous fires continues.
[02:00:38] In implementation of the President's commitments during his last
[02:00:42] meeting with the national community in Germany.
[02:00:45] Air Algérie ensures
[02:00:53] vital energy. New electrical
[02:00:57] transformers in Hassi Fadoul, El Meniaa. A strategic
[02:01:00] challenge that accompanies
[02:01:02] the producing sectors. And in Skikda,
[02:01:06] preemptive maintenance operations for the insulators
[02:01:09] of high-voltage electrical towers to ensure
[02:01:13] the continuity
[02:01:14] of supply.
[02:01:23] Continued condemnation by international bodies of Morocco's
[02:01:28] Western Sahara and Sahrawi detainees.
[02:01:32] And in Morocco, the Makhzen continues
[02:01:35] its process of demolishing buildings and displacing families
[02:01:38] to serve the Zionist
[02:01:40] agenda.
[02:01:46] Welcome to the details. First, the President of the Republic,
[02:01:50] Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, received today Mr. Saâd
[02:01:53] Arous, the head of the Independent National
[02:01:56] Electoral Authority.
[02:02:05] Saâd Arous, after being received by the President
[02:02:08] of the Republic, affirmed that the meeting was an opportunity
[02:02:11] to emphasize the importance of the role played by
[02:02:15] the Independent National Electoral Authority
[02:02:18] in ensuring the integrity and transparency of the electoral process
[02:02:22] and strengthening citizens' trust in their country's
[02:02:25] institutions.
[02:02:28] Today, I had the honor of meeting Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, President
[02:02:31] of the Republic, which was an important
[02:02:35] and responsible meeting. During it, I listened to his
[02:02:38] directives and to his vision regarding
[02:02:42] continuing to strengthen the building of state institutions
[02:02:45] and establishing the rule of law and democratic
[02:02:49] practice. This meeting was an
[02:02:52] opportunity to emphasize the importance of the role
[02:02:55] played by the Independent National
[02:02:58] Electoral Authority as a constitutional institution
[02:03:02] in ensuring the integrity and transparency
[02:03:05] of the electoral process and strengthening
[02:03:08] citizens' trust
[02:03:11] in its institutions and in the electoral process
[02:03:14] as a whole. Therefore, I seize this
[02:03:18] opportunity to express my deep appreciation
[02:03:21] to His Excellency the President of the Republic for the trust
[02:03:24] he has placed in me, confirming
[02:03:27] that I will work, along with the members of the Authority
[02:03:30] and its staff, with full independence and responsibility,
[02:03:34] in fulfillment of the trust placed in me
[02:03:38] and in implementation of the constitutional duties
[02:03:42] entrusted to the Authority, which enhances
[02:03:44] the integrity and transparency of elections
[02:03:48] and safeguards the will of the voter. Glory and immortality
[02:03:51] to our righteous martyrs. And peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon
[02:03:54] you.
[02:03:56] From the judiciary to the presidency of a constitutional body,
[02:04:00] a rich professional and political career
[02:04:03] that spanned more than four decades, during which
[02:04:07] Saâd Arous progressed through the judiciary, trade union work,
[02:04:11] and law, then the National People's Assembly, reaching
[02:04:15] the Council of the Nation before receiving the President of the Republic
[02:04:18] and being appointed President of the Independent National
[02:04:21] Electoral Authority. Walid Sari from the
[02:04:25] corridors of justice to the dome the parliament with its two chambers,
[02:04:29] and from the legal profession to constitutional
[02:04:32] institutions, a path that spanned more than
[02:04:35] four decades, during which Sa'id Arouss moved
[02:04:38] between various stations of legal, union,
[02:04:42] and parliamentary work, and accumulated experience within state
[02:04:45] institutions before concluding his career with the trust of the President
[02:04:49] of the Republic and his appointment as head of the National
[02:04:52] Independent Election Authority. Sa'id Arouss was born on November
[02:04:56] 30, 1960,
[02:04:59] in the state of Sétif. He
[02:05:05] of the President of the Republic, Mr. and has six
[02:05:08] children. He began his professional career in the judiciary,
[02:05:11] where he held the position of Chief Registrar at the Ministry
[02:05:14] of Justice. This experience enabled him to have
[02:05:18] direct contact with various aspects of judicial
[02:05:21] and administrative work before moving to another
[02:05:24] stage of his career, where he assumed responsibilities
[02:05:28] at the head of the Union
[02:05:30] of Judicial Court Employees throughout the country, defending the concerns
[02:05:34] of workers in the justice sector. The man of law,
[02:05:38] Sa'id Arouss, did not abandon the black robe
[02:05:41] to practice the legal profession in courts,
[02:05:44] judicial councils, and the State Council during the period
[02:05:47] from 2002 until
[02:05:50] 2012. Another stop in the man's
[02:05:54] career was his election as a member of the National People's Assembly,
[02:05:58] moving from the corridors of to the lower house
[02:06:01] of Parliament, carrying the concerns of citizens
[02:06:04] and contributing to legislative and parliamentary work.
[02:06:08] After years of parliamentary work in the National People's
[02:06:11] Assembly, he was appointed in June 2020 as a member
[02:06:15] of the Council of the Nation within the presidential third before
[02:06:18] assuming the presidency of the parliamentary group of the presidential
[02:06:21] third in a position that strengthened his presence within the highest
[02:06:25] legislative institution. His
[02:06:28] to the national framework. He was appointed a member of the Executive Committee
[02:06:32] of the Arab Inter-Parliamentary Union to participate in this
[02:06:35] capacity in Arab parliamentary work and coordination
[02:06:39] between legislative institutions. He was also appointed a member
[02:06:42] of the National Council for Human Rights since March
[02:06:45] 2021. At the international level,
[02:06:49] Sa'id Arouss participated in many high-level conferences
[02:06:51] and forums, representing the President of the
[02:06:56] of missions inside and outside the country. In
[02:07:00] addition to his contributions and journalistic articles that addressed
[02:07:03] various issues related to national and international
[02:07:07] affairs, a rich career opens a new page today at the head
[02:07:11] of the National Independent Election Authority, this
[02:07:14] constitutional body that is one of the most important state
[02:07:17] institutions and that contributes
[02:07:21] country.
[02:07:24] Today, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Niger, Ali
[02:07:28] Mohamed Lamien Zeine, arrived in Algeria
[02:07:30] at the head of an important ministerial delegation for a two-day working
[02:07:34] visit. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Niger
[02:07:37] was received at Houari Boumediene Airport by
[02:07:41] Prime Minister Seifi Gharib, accompanied
[02:07:44] by an important ministerial delegation.
[02:07:50] the context of the dynamism witnessed in Algerian-Nigerien
[02:07:53] relations and as an embodiment of the common will
[02:07:56] Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and the President
[02:08:00] of the sister Republic of Niger, General Abdelrahman
[02:08:03] Tiani, to give new impetus to bilateral
[02:08:06] relations and elevate them to broader
[02:08:10] horizons. It also embodies the common
[02:08:14] will to build a renewed and effective partnership
[02:08:18] that will support development and stability and enhance regional
[02:08:23] in the African continent.
[02:08:26] By assignment from the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the Minister
[02:08:30] of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, the National Community abroad,
[02:08:34] and African Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, arrived today in Jeddah
[02:08:38] in the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to participate
[02:08:41] in the extraordinary 23rd session
[02:08:44] of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the member states of the Organization
[02:08:48] of Islamic Cooperation, scheduled to be held tomorrow.
[02:08:51] The work of the session is expected to witness the election
[02:08:55] of a new Secretary General for the Organization
[02:08:58] of Islamic Cooperation, succeeding the current Secretary General,
[02:09:02] Hussein Ibrahim Taha. The work of this extraordinary
[02:09:05] session will also be dedicated to discussing the serious
[02:09:08] and rapid developments in the Palestinian issue
[02:09:11] in light of the continuing Israeli aggression and the escalation
[02:09:14] of violations committed against the Palestinian people,
[02:09:18] especially in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank,
[02:09:21] including Jerusalem.
[02:09:23] Al-Sharif. On the sidelines of his
[02:09:27] participation in the work of this
[02:09:31] a number of meetings with officials of the Organization of
[02:09:34] Islamic Cooperation. Following
[02:09:41] of the country, the Civil
[02:09:44] with the local authorities and various concerned services,
[02:09:47] continued their field interventions to control
[02:09:51] the fires and limit their spread, mobilizing all necessary human
[02:09:55] and material resources to protect residents
[02:09:58] and property. In particular, helicopters and firefighting
[02:10:01] aircraft were deployed
[02:10:05] including the MI-16 firefighting helicopter
[02:10:08] and AT-802 firefighting aircraft,
[02:10:11] and the B-200 firefighting aircraft, in
[02:10:15] addition to the ground assets of the Civil Protection
[02:10:18] services, including the mobile column, with the activation
[02:10:22] of the emergency plan when needed by the governors.
[02:10:25] The Civil Protection services,
[02:10:28] in coordination with the local authorities, continue
[02:10:31] continuous field monitoring of the situation, while continuing
[02:10:34] to strengthen intervention means and adapt them according
[02:10:38] to the developments of the fires until they are controlled,
[02:10:42] with priority given to protecting lives
[02:10:45] and property.
[02:10:48] Civil Protection teams continue firefighting operations
[02:10:52] in Jijel province, where all logistical
[02:10:56] and human resources and necessary
[02:10:59] equipment have been mobilized to ensure the success of the operation.
[02:11:53] It is certain that efforts are continuing to extinguish
[02:11:57] the fires in various states
[02:12:00] in the east of the country, God willing.
[02:12:21] Regarding the progress of firefighting operations in Jijel
[02:12:24] province, our colleague Ammar
[02:12:26] Tabbal will tell us more.
[02:12:29] Yes, indeed, Jijel witnessed multiple fires today.
[02:12:32] We are currently in the Ouled Bouzid area in Mila, where the fires
[02:12:36] are still ongoing, and we are joined by Captain Tebbah Younes,
[02:12:39] head of the advanced Civil Protection center in Boutias, Mila. He
[02:12:43] will give us more details about these fires and the efforts
[02:12:46] of Civil Protection and various concerned services to extinguish
[02:12:50] the fires. Welcome, sir. Welcome.
[02:12:53] Jijel province witnessed several fires
[02:12:57] in six municipalities,
[02:12:59] and in each municipality, these fires affected
[02:13:03] seven areas,
[02:13:06] dwellings due to their location within
[02:13:10] the forest area. The climatic factors,
[02:13:13] including very high temperatures
[02:13:17] and winds that blew in several
[02:13:21] directions, also contributed
[02:13:24] to the spread of these fires and the vastness of their
[02:13:28] area, which made it difficult for us
[02:13:31] to carry out firefighting
[02:13:34] operations. Firefighting operations are still ongoing
[02:13:37] with all available material
[02:13:40] and human resources.
[02:13:44] Currently, thank God, we have not recorded any human
[02:13:47] losses, except for one death
[02:13:50] in the municipality of Taxana
[02:13:52] and minor suffocations that
[02:13:55] were treated at nearby health centers.
[02:13:58] Thank God, the losses
[02:14:01] were relatively minor despite the vastness of the fire,
[02:14:04] and the efforts of Civil Protection are still
[02:14:10] this fire, God willing. Has the emergency
[02:14:13] plan been activated?
[02:14:17] Yes, it was activated this evening after the fire broke out in several
[02:14:21] municipalities. The provincial emergency plan was activated
[02:14:24] this evening, and all
[02:14:28] measures have been mobilized and prepared to
[02:14:31] deal with the optimal intervention
[02:14:33] and to care for citizens. I believe
[02:14:37] that for the safety of citizens, residents have been evacuated,
[02:14:41] especially from areas adjacent to the forest, is that correct,
[02:14:44] sir? Yes, the residents have been evacuated
[02:14:47] to nearby schools and provided
[02:14:50] with housing and shelter, and they are
[02:14:53] being provided with medical care if necessary.
[02:14:57] So, as you can see behind me, the fires
[02:15:00] are still burning, and efforts are still ongoing to control
[02:15:04] them. We wish success to the Civil Protection elements, forest
[02:15:07] services, the People's National Army, and all citizens who are effectively
[02:15:11] contributing to the assistance. We wish
[02:15:14] everyone safety, and we ask
[02:15:17] God for well-being, God willing. Civil Protection teams
[02:15:20] in Bejaia also continue firefighting operations
[02:15:24] by mobilizing all means and crews
[02:15:28] to contain the fires.
[02:15:46] These are images of the fires breaking out in Bejaia
[02:15:49] province, where Civil
[02:15:52] Protection teams continue their firefighting operations,
[02:15:56] mobilizing all means across all areas.
[02:16:26] For more details on
[02:16:29] Azouz Houari from Bejaia
[02:16:32] will tell us more.
[02:16:35] We are currently on National Road No. 9, which connects
[02:16:39] Bejaia and Sétif provinces, specifically in the coastal area of Tichy,
[02:16:43] where you can see a thick cloud of smoke covering the sky
[02:16:47] of this area due to the expansion of the fire that
[02:16:50] broke out a short while ago in the Mehoui forest.
[02:16:54] Intervention teams are working to contain the flames and
[02:16:57] prevent their spread, while Civil Protection services
[02:17:00] and concerned authorities remain on high alert due to
[02:17:03] the weather conditions and high temperatures. The province
[02:17:07] has recorded many fire outbreaks in forests such
[02:17:10] as Dar Djennet, Timrich, Tlemcen, Khaled, and other
[02:17:14] areas. Firefighting efforts are still ongoing until
[02:17:18] this hour. In implementation of the directives
[02:17:21] of the President of the Republic and as an embodiment of the state's
[02:17:26] affected by the recent fires and caring for them,
[02:17:30] compensation operations have begun in the states affected
[02:17:33] by the fires according to the extent of the damage
[02:17:36] suffered by the affected. The operation carries a message
[02:17:40] that the affected citizen is not alone in facing
[02:17:43] the effects of the disaster, and that state
[02:17:45] institutions are present to embody the principle of solidarity
[02:17:49] and social welfare, Malek Darhamoun.
[02:17:53] The flames consumed properties, and fires destroyed homes,
[02:17:56] and families found themselves facing losses they
[02:17:59] did not expect. However, what followed the disaster
[02:18:03] brought with it another scene: the scene of the authorities
[02:18:06] moving from facing the fire to accompanying
[02:18:11] the field. The operation began with precise
[02:18:14] inspections, enumeration of losses, and assessment
[02:18:16] of damages before the files reached the compensation
[02:18:20] stage. We were thinking about
[02:18:23] building our
[02:18:55] I thank everyone who helped me. May God bless their parents,
[02:18:58] and may God keep misfortune away from them. From
[02:19:02] one state to another, the process continues to include
[02:19:05] those affected who have been enumerated in a process that
[02:19:09] translates on the ground the care of families
[02:19:12] affected by the fires. Immediately after the fires
[02:19:15] were extinguished, the process of enumerating the damages
[02:19:19] began through the agents of the National Technical Control Authority for Construction
[02:19:22] (CTC), in coordination with the local authorities
[02:19:25] of the housing sector. This process resulted
[02:19:29] in the enumeration of 188 affected
[02:19:31] families across seven states, where
[02:19:35] they were cared for and financial assistance
[02:19:38] was deposited and released for the concerned families
[02:19:41] with a total value of six billion
[02:19:45] centimes. Today, in parallel with the compensation
[02:19:49] process, renovation and rehabilitation work began on the affected
[02:19:53] dwellings, actively caring for the affected
[02:19:56] families and enabling them to
[02:20:00] restore their housing conditions
[02:20:03] as soon as possible. Properties began to be compensated
[02:20:07] for, and hope is born anew in a place where its
[02:20:10] owners thought the fire had taken everything from them.
[02:20:13] Fires end when their flames
[02:20:16] are extinguished, but the battle afterwards begins from
[02:20:19] here: the battle of reconstruction and restoration
[02:20:22] of life. At the headquarters of the Ministry
[02:20:26] of Energy and Renewable Energies, the Minister of State,
[02:20:30] Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, and the Minister of Energy
[02:20:34] and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, held a coordination
[02:20:37] meeting today. It was dedicated
[02:20:41] gas demand from major consumers nationwide, a strategic
[02:20:43] development file that will contribute to enhancing
[02:20:47] the effectiveness of public policies related
[02:20:50] to energy and rationalizing its consumption. The meeting
[02:20:53] also provided an opportunity to exchange views on possible
[02:20:56] ways to improve energy efficiency indicators
[02:20:59] and ensure optimal use of national energy resources
[02:21:03] in line with sustainable development
[02:21:06] requirements and enhance medium
[02:21:10] and long terms.
[02:21:13] In an effort to improve the living conditions of citizens, the municipality
[02:21:17] of Hassi Fadhl in El Meniaa province benefited
[02:21:20] from a mobile high-voltage electricity transformer, a developmental
[02:21:24] gain that will limit power outages
[02:21:27] and support large agricultural investments
[02:21:30] in the region, says Mohamed Senussi Ayyad.
[02:21:34] The mobile 220 kilovolt electricity transformer
[02:21:37] in Hassi Fadhl, El Meniaa province, is an important
[02:21:41] emergency power gain that came to support the electricity
[02:21:44] supply for the city's residents and to support large agricultural
[02:21:51] This equipment allows
[02:21:54] municipality to benefit from electricity permanently
[02:21:57] without interruptions
[02:22:00] drops. Thank God, after years of patience,
[02:22:04] especially in recent months, we have noticed a very
[02:22:08] significant fluctuation in electricity.
[02:22:10] We will try as much
[02:22:14] as possible to make great
[02:22:17] efforts to supply Hassi Fadhl municipality with electricity,
[02:22:21] and God willing, we will live up to the responsibility
[02:22:25] we bear, God willing. The connection of this
[02:22:28] transformer to the national electricity grid as an emergency
[02:22:31] solution has positively impacted the daily lives of citizens
[02:22:35] through the quality of the service provided and on the agricultural
[02:22:38] sector, which relies entirely on high voltage to ensure
[02:22:41] the operation of irrigation engines and the continuity
[02:22:44] of production without interruption. Agricultural production always
[02:22:50] in high voltage. Therefore, it required that
[02:22:54] there be a power generation
[02:22:57] station as soon as possible to support
[02:23:00] the main line. We always
[02:23:04] of citizens and farmers, and this is part of the economic
[02:23:07] development of resources. For Hassi Fadhl municipality,
[02:23:11] there will be no power outages,
[02:23:14] and also service,
[02:23:17] and also it will not be isolated
[02:23:21] from the national grid. Between the efficiency of the facility
[02:23:24] and the speed of completion, this step supports securing
[02:23:27] vital energy for citizens as a strategic challenge that accompanies the state's
[02:23:33] economic sectors in coastal areas, where humidity
[02:23:39] challenges to the electrical grid. Preventive maintenance
[02:23:41] operations for tower insulators
[02:23:44] are continuing in Skikda in a precise technical
[02:23:47] intervention aimed at ensuring continuous power supply
[02:23:51] and carried out by specialized helicopters for this type
[02:23:55] of intervention.
[02:23:58] on the coast, where humidity
[02:24:01] and salt accumulation cause corrosion of electrical insulators
[02:24:05] and increase the risk of leaks. Maintenance
[02:24:08] operations begin in Skikda to wash the insulators of these
[02:24:12] towers under the supervision of specialized
[02:24:15] technical teams as part of a special
[02:24:18] preventive maintenance program. Currently, we are supplying
[02:24:22] the helicopter with distilled water, and we are bringing
[02:24:25] it from the factories
[02:24:28] to begin the process of washing the insulators
[02:24:31] under high pressure. From the
[02:24:34] first hours of the morning,
[02:24:37] we are mobilized, starting with monitoring
[02:24:40] the level of distilled water and adjusting
[02:24:45] it in the helicopter. After checking everything,
[02:24:48] everything is ready, and in a few
[02:24:51] minutes, the helicopter will start
[02:24:54] its work.
[02:24:58] The helicopter takes off to begin
[02:25:01] the washing process in a precise technical
[02:25:04] intervention aimed at removing those salts and accumulated
[02:25:08] deposits, according to a well-structured
[02:25:11] plan and continuous coordination between the field teams
[02:25:15] and the control center. This operation is carried
[02:25:18] out with high efficiency thanks to Sonelgaz workers
[02:25:22] without cutting off electricity. Today's operation covered
[02:25:26] part of an electrical line extending
[02:25:29] approximately 130 kilometers, and operations
[02:25:33] will continue at an intensive pace across lines
[02:25:36] that experience high levels
[02:25:39] of humidity. Today, we are washing
[02:25:43] the insulators of the 40 kilovolt electrical line connecting
[02:25:46] the centers of Ramadan Jamal and Kadra Drouche under voltage.
[02:25:50] This qualitative operation falls within the framework
[02:25:53] of improving the performance of insulators, especially
[02:25:57] during this period characterized by high
[02:26:00] Preventive maintenance does not wait for a malfunction
[02:26:04] but precedes it, and precise field work
[02:26:06] protects the network and maintains
[02:26:09] the reliability of electricity transmission, ensuring
[02:26:12] that power remains flowing no matter
[02:26:15] how severe the challenges of nature.
[02:26:23] Returning to the issue of extinguishing a number
[02:26:27] of fires in several states across the country,
[02:26:30] and by order of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid
[02:26:33] Tebboune, the Minister of Interior, Local
[02:26:36] Authorities and Transport, Saeed Saioud, arrived
[02:26:39] in Bejaia province a short while ago, accompanied
[02:26:43] by the Minister of Health, the Director General of National
[02:26:47] Security, and the Director General of Civil
[02:26:50] Protection, to assess the efforts of firefighting
[02:26:53] operations that broke out in some
[02:26:56] areas of the province. In embodiment
[02:26:59] of the commitments of the President of the Republic during his recent
[02:27:03] visit to Germany and his meeting with members of the national
[02:27:06] community there, Air Algérie launched
[02:27:09] a direct air route
[02:27:12] connecting Algiers or Algeria with the German
[02:27:15] capital, Berlin. The new route, which is expected
[02:27:19] to support the air transport network,
[02:27:22] was widely welcomed by the national community
[02:27:25] residing in Germany.
[02:27:31] In the context of continuous efforts to combat terrorism
[02:27:34] and organized crime in all its forms, units
[02:27:38] and detachments of the People's National Army carried out
[02:27:41] numerous operations between August 19
[02:27:44] and 25, which resulted in qualitative results
[02:27:48] that reflect the professionalism, vigilance, and constant readiness
[02:27:52] of our armed forces throughout the national territory. In
[02:27:55] the context of combating terrorism, the terrorist F.C.,
[02:27:59] supported by Mustafa, surrendered to the military authorities
[02:28:03] in Bordj Badji Mokhtar, in the Sixth Military Region,
[02:28:06] with a Kalashnikov
[02:28:09] of ammunition, and other items.
[02:28:13] Meanwhile, detachments of the People's National Army arrested five
[02:28:17] elements supporting terrorist groups during separate
[02:28:21] operations across the national territory. In the context of combating
[02:28:24] organized crime and continuing intensive efforts aimed
[02:28:28] at countering the scourge of drug trafficking in our
[02:28:32] country, joint detachments of the People's National Army,
[02:28:35] in coordination with various security services, arrested
[02:28:38] 38 drug traffickers and thwarted an attempt
[02:28:43] 23 kilograms of processed cannabis across the borders
[02:28:47] with Morocco. Meanwhile,
[02:28:50] grams of cocaine and more than 458
[02:28:54] thousand hallucinogenic pills were seized during operations
[02:28:58] in the military regions.
[02:28:59] In Tamanrasset, Bordj
[02:29:02] Badji Mokhtar, Ain Guezzam, and Ain Salah, detachments
[02:29:06] of the People's National Army arrested 273 people
[02:29:10] and seized 23 vehicles, 97
[02:29:13] generators, and 64 pneumatic hammers,
[02:29:16] in addition to quantities of raw gold mixture,
[02:29:20] stones, and equipment used in illegal gold prospecting
[02:29:23] operations. Meanwhile, seven other people were arrested
[02:29:27] and two assault pistols, three hunting
[02:29:30] rifles, 3400
[02:29:33] liters of fuel, and three tons of foodstuffs intended
[02:29:36] for smuggling were seized during separate operations.
[02:29:40] On the other hand, coastguards thwarted illegal immigration
[02:29:44] attempts on our national coasts and rescued
[02:29:47] 38 people who were on board traditional boats,
[02:29:51] while 323 illegal immigrants
[02:29:53] of various nationalities were arrested across
[02:29:57] the national territory.
[02:29:59] International
[02:30:02] human rights organizations continue to condemn
[02:30:05] Morocco's human rights violations in Western Sahara in light
[02:30:09] of the continued detention of Sahrawis for their political
[02:30:12] and human rights activities and their adherence to their
[02:30:16] legitimate right to self-determination. Houriya Jeregar. The just Sahrawi cause
[02:30:27] continues to attract the attention of human
[02:30:30] rights activists and regional and international bodies
[02:30:34] supporting the struggling Sahrawi people
[02:30:37] who adhere to the justice of their
[02:30:40] cause. Five decades of occupation have not diminished
[02:30:44] the patience, resilience, and determination
[02:30:47] of the Sahrawis to achieve independence. The issue
[02:30:50] of human rights, due to the violations suffered
[02:30:54] by Sahrawi activists, politicians, and journalists,
[02:30:57] remains a fundamental issue
[02:31:00] in the struggle, drawing monitoring and condemnation
[02:31:04] from human rights activists and international organizations.
[02:31:08] Oh, independence of the Sahara.
[02:31:11] The Sahrawi political prisoners live in deplorable
[02:31:15] conditions inside Moroccan prisons, as the Sahrawi
[02:31:18] political prisoners' message
[02:31:21] reaches the international community, human rights
[02:31:24] organizations, and the International Red Crescent.
[02:31:28] We will not give up or tire.
[02:31:31] Where does the memory of that detainee for the just
[02:31:34] cause reach, just as the martyrs and female
[02:31:38] refugees and that Sahrawi fighter have given? The
[02:31:42] Committee Against Torture of the United Nations
[02:31:45] explicitly condemns the Moroccan occupation
[02:31:49] over the detention conditions of the Sahrawi human
[02:31:52] rights defender, Abd al-Mawla al-Hafidhi, as the same
[02:31:56] committee this week issued a new condemnation against
[02:31:59] the Moroccan occupation for what Sahrawi prisoners
[02:32:03] are subjected to, as the committee concluded
[02:32:06] that the detention conditions
[02:32:09] and harsh, in which the minimum
[02:32:12] human rights conditions are not respected. Perhaps
[02:32:15] the situation of the Sahrawi
[02:32:19] is a clear proof of the repression and human
[02:32:22] rights violations in Moroccan prisons.
[02:32:25] 2010 pour la défense du droit à
[02:32:28] l'autodétermination du peuple sahraoui.
[02:32:32] Il a démarré le 6 juin 2026 une grève de la
[02:32:36] faim illimitée afin de demander enfin
[02:32:39] l'application par les autorités marocaines des
[02:32:42] décisions onusiennes qui le concernent et qui concernent tout le groupe
[02:32:46] de des musique The Italian magazine Vanity
[02:32:49] Fair highlighted the suffering of the Sahrawi
[02:32:52] people and the violations Sahrawi activists are
[02:32:56] subjected to, taking the struggle of
[02:32:59] Fatima Mahfoud, the Polisario Front representative in Italy,
[02:33:03] as an example of the free voice defending the justice of the Sahrawi
[02:33:07] people.
[02:33:10] In an absurd scene where all forms of oppression
[02:33:14] and humiliation are intertwined, a tragic and bitter reality
[02:33:17] unfolds in the Kingdom of Hashish, where citizens
[02:33:21] pay the price of stolen dignity and the cost of a barbaric
[02:33:25] regime that sees its citizens only as an adversary
[02:33:28] that must be eliminated.
[02:33:41] Brothers, this child had his leg cut off. Here he
[02:33:44] is, brothers, the child had his leg cut off. Look
[02:33:47] where his leg is flying, brothers. May God forbid
[02:33:50] this evil. May God forbid this evil. Oh God, this
[02:33:53] Denier
[02:34:01] O
[02:34:09] oppressors, O Most Merciful, O
[02:34:13] oppressors and do not give them a limit, O Most Merciful, O
[02:34:16] Lord of the Worlds. We trust in
[02:34:19] Israel. These Israelis
[02:34:21] are our brothers. We must welcome them
[02:34:24] with roses.
[02:34:27] For Moroccans in European countries, when it's
[02:34:31] prayer time,
[02:34:33] they don't pray.
[02:34:35] The demolition of citizens' buildings and homes
[02:34:39] in Morocco continues, and with it, the suffering of citizens
[02:34:42] who have been left with no other choice by the
[02:34:46] Makhzen regime but to sleep on the ground
[02:34:49] and under the sky. Emir
[02:34:56] scene documenting the Makhzen's bulldozers
[02:34:59] demolishing what remained of its residents' homes.
[02:35:03] But the truth is more horrific than that. These
[02:35:06] bulldozers are destroying people's lives, house
[02:35:10] after house and family
[02:35:12] after family. I don't have the ball. I have a sick child, a divorced woman.
[02:35:16] I don't have the ball. Yes, my brother, we live in difficult
[02:35:20] conditions. We are losing ourselves in this society. That
[02:35:23] day, they took their belongings, and I didn't take mine. My belongings are at
[02:35:27] my mother's here. We left and went and rented.
[02:35:29] We suffered. Some people rent for
[02:35:35] While the Makhzen continues to implement the demolition operation,
[02:35:39] the suffering of citizens who find themselves in front of
[02:35:43] demolished houses and an unknown fate continues amidst
[02:35:46] protests and appeals that have not found
[02:35:49] listening
[02:35:51] ears. Where have we seen an official? He is not even there. No one
[02:35:55] cares about you. They demolished our homes, and we still
[02:35:59] have nowhere to live. This
[02:36:02] is it. You see it? I have this and I have that. Where
[02:36:06] is he coming from Algeria is keen to
[02:36:09] the Makhzen continues its policy of displacing people from their roots
[02:36:13] and land, and it does not see the citizen as a foundation
[02:36:17] to build upon, but rather an obstacle that must be
[02:39:24] the Quranic school of the late Sheikh Moulay
[02:39:28] El-Tahami hosted the activities of the 15th edition
[02:39:31] of the National Forum under the slogan of "Religious
[02:39:34] Diplomacy and its Contributions to Building Bridges of Communication
[02:39:38] and Establishing Peace." The event, which witnessed
[02:39:41] the participation of a group of sheikhs and professors from
[02:39:44] different parts of the country, emphasized the role of
[02:39:48] religious diplomacy in establishing peace and strengthening
[02:39:51] African relations mediation
[02:39:54] and moderation. Fatima Zahra Ben Faraj, Allah.
[02:39:58] The Touat region is considered a scientific and religious beacon
[02:40:01] with dimensions extending deep into Africa. Given
[02:40:05] the role of Sufi orders in strengthening religious
[02:40:08] diplomacy, the Adrar state hosted
[02:40:12] the National Forum for Religious Diplomacy.
[02:40:19] We saw that the time we are living in and the era we are living in as well
[02:40:23] and we saw that the best
[02:40:26] and most suitable solution is to return to
[02:40:31] known diplomacy.
[02:40:33] It gathers around the religious aspect, the
[02:40:37] spiritual aspect, the values aspect, meaning
[02:40:41] everything related to common aspects
[02:40:43] of coexistence, dialogue, and
[02:40:47] peace. The role of Algerian religious diplomacy in
[02:40:51] developing African solidarity, as well as
[02:40:54] reconciliation, a branch of religious diplomacy,
[02:40:58] and the role of the General Sheikhdom for Reconciliation in Africa.
[02:41:01] All these axes were discussed in these
[02:41:03] interventions during this
[02:41:07] field, whether
[02:41:10] from ancient times, as many of our scholars had a great and
[02:41:14] prominent role in the field of religious diplomacy, such as
[02:41:17] Sidi Mohammed bin Abdul Karim Al-Maghili, Sidi Al-Mukhtar
[02:41:20] Al-Kunti Al-Kabir, Emir
[02:41:23] scholars
[02:41:26] and figures who had a prominent impact, meaning those who
[02:41:29] transmitted the spirit of tolerance,
[02:41:33] peace, and coexistence to the African continent. The greatest
[02:41:37] of these goals is how
[02:41:40] we activate religious approaches, whether
[02:41:44] jurisprudence or principles
[02:41:45] or
[02:41:49] Sufi orders in solving problems
[02:41:53] in peaceful ways. Thus,
[02:41:55] promote moderation
[02:41:58] and balance through religious diplomacy, which
[02:42:02] contributes to establishing peace and strengthening
[02:42:05] African relations.
[02:42:08] We conclude our bulletin, dear viewers, by reminding you of the most important
[02:42:11] news:
[02:42:14] The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid
[02:42:17] Arouss, President of the National Independent Authority
[02:42:20] for Elections.
[02:42:26] The Prime Minister of the Republic of Niger arrives in Algeria at the
[02:42:30] head of an important ministerial delegation for a two-day
[02:42:33] working visit to strengthen cooperation and partnership relations between
[02:42:37] the two sisterly
[02:42:38] countries.
[02:42:45] In the news, we followed the civil protection services continuing
[02:42:48] their field interventions fires
[02:42:52] and limit their spread in a number of
[02:42:55] states of the nation. Significant
[02:42:57] material capabilities to protect lives
[02:43:00] and property. And in a path that reflects the state's keenness
[02:43:03] to care for citizens, the process of
[02:43:09] the recent fires continues.
[02:43:21] In implementation of the commitments of the President of the Republic during his
[02:43:24] last meeting with the national community in Germany,
[02:43:27] Air Algérie launches a direct
[02:43:31] flight to
[02:43:32] Berlin.
[02:43:36] We also followed, and to secure vital energy,
[02:43:39] new electrical transformers in Hassi
[02:43:42] in El Meniaa. A strategic bet that keeps pace with the
[02:43:46] producing sectors.
[02:43:48] And in Skikda, preemptive maintenance operations
[02:43:52] for high-voltage electrical tower insulators
[02:43:54] to ensure the continuity of
[02:44:05] Continuous condemnation by international human rights organizations
[02:44:08] of Morocco's violations of human rights in Western
[02:44:12] Sahara and Sahrawi detainees.
[02:44:15] And in Morocco, the Makhzen is continuing
[02:44:18] its operation to demolish buildings and displace families
[02:44:21] in service of the Zionist
[02:44:23] agenda.
[02:44:31] watching. God bless you.
[02:45:02] Mobilis presents you with the weather
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[02:45:08] the future.
[02:45:12] Madame, monsieur, bonsoir, and well, we will still be on orange alert for tomorrow
[02:45:16] concerning the heatwave in the east and strong winds up to 80
[02:45:19] km/h. This is practically the entire high plateau from west to east, also towards
[02:45:23] Bechar, the northern Sahara, the oases, and the central Sahara, where the
[02:45:26] winds will sometimes reach 80 km/h. Regarding tomorrow's
[02:45:30] forecasts, Météo Algérie forecasts a often cloudy sky over the
[02:45:34] western and central regions, but clear near the eastern coasts
[02:45:37] with always some stormy areas towards the interior and the eastern plateau
[02:45:41] with strong winds practically over all the high plateaus, which will
[02:45:44] generate some sand particles in suspension over the western
[02:45:48] and central high plateaus, and these particles will spread
[02:45:52] practically to all the coasts and interior regions from west to east.
[02:45:55] In the Saharan regions, there will be some rain in the form of thundery
[02:45:59] showers towards the extreme south, the Hoggar, the Tassili. Elsewhere, the sky will remain
[02:46:03] rather clear, and also note strong winds that will
[02:46:06] reach 80 km/h towards Bechar, the
[02:46:09] northern Sahara, the oases, and the central Sahara, which will generate sand
[02:46:13] storms, and visibility will be
[02:46:15] reduced, even very reduced towards regions, so be very, very vigilant.
[02:46:19] Also sandstorms towards the extreme south, the Hoggar and the
[02:46:22] Tassili. Temperatures during this night and at sunrise
[02:46:26] will be between 22 and 30° in the north, in the
[02:46:29] Saharan regions 25 to 26°, in the Hoggar, the Tassili 29° in Tindouf,
[02:46:33] 31 to 33° from Saoura towards the
[02:46:36] Oases, 32° towards In Guezzam and 34° maximum
[02:46:40] in the central Sahara. Tomorrow will still see
[02:46:44] heatwave temperatures in the eastern
[02:46:47] regions, where Météo Algérie has forecast very high
[02:46:51] temperatures tomorrow afternoon in the eastern
[02:46:55] regions, where it will be
[02:46:57] 49°
[02:46:59] in Annaba and even up to
[02:47:02] 48° in Guelma, 45° in Tizi Ouzou,
[02:47:06] 44° in Constantine, also Batna 45°
[02:47:09] in Sétif, 37° in Algiers,
[02:47:11] Constantine, pardon, towards Relizane, Chlef, and Mascara,
[02:47:15] 33° in Oran and 36° in the
[02:47:19] south, 37 to 39° from Tamanrasset to Djanet, 43°
[02:47:22] in Bechar, also Illizi, 45° in Ghardaia, 47°
[02:47:26] in Adrar, Salah, 45° in Bordj Badji Mokhtar,
[02:47:29] 44° and 48° maximum this time in In Salah
[02:47:33] and Ouargla. The sea tomorrow will remain slightly
[02:47:36] rough over practically all the coasts with light winds.
[02:47:40] 20 km/h on the eastern coasts, winds are variable up to 30 km/h
[02:47:43] on the western and central coasts, winds are from the south sector on the central coasts and from
[02:47:47] the west sector on the western coasts. The upcoming forecasts, we
[02:47:51] will start with Friday, there will be some rain, sometimes
[02:47:54] stormy, practically over all the coasts with strong
[02:47:58] winds on the western high plateaus with a partly cloudy sky over practically all
[02:48:02] the high plateaus. Also note some rain in the form of thundery showers towards
[02:48:06] the extreme south, the Hoggar, the Tassili, and strong winds towards the central Sahara, the temperature
[02:48:10] will indicate 25 to 44° in the north and 36 to 48°
[02:48:14] in the southern half. Regarding Saturday,
[02:48:17] there will be some rain, but this time in the morning, then the
[02:48:21] sky will generally remain clear near the coasts, some thundery
[02:48:24] showers are expected towards the eastern high
[02:48:28] plateaus with a partly cloudy sky over practically all the high plateaus, strong winds
[02:48:32] always towards the central Sahara, and thunderstorms this time towards the extreme south,
[02:48:35] the Hoggar and the Tassili, the temperature will indicate 28 to 42° in the north and
[02:48:39] always... temperatures stationary towards the Saharan
[02:48:42] regions. Regarding Sunday, there will be fog
[02:48:46] over practically all the northern regions near the coasts and in the
[02:48:49] valleys, then it will remain clear on the
[02:48:52] coasts, but cumuliform formations with
[02:48:56] thunderstorms towards the interior, the western and central plateaus, some thundery
[02:48:59] showers on the eastern plateau, and always the same type of
[02:49:02] weather in the Saharan regions, and temperatures will remain
[02:49:06] stationary compared to Saturday, both in the north and in the south, and as...
[02:49:11] for tomorrow, Thursday, August 27th, the sun will rise at 6:15 a.m. and set at
[02:49:15] 7:23 p.m. For more information, you can visit the
[02:49:19] Météo Algérie website. Have an excellent evening with the rest of the programs on Canal
[02:49:22] Algérie, and see you tomorrow.
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