CANALALGERIE — La chaine publique algerienne
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[00:00:00] uh without resorting to armchair
[00:00:01] at the top, God willing.
[00:00:03] contributed to reshaping Algeria's lists: psychology allows you to have plausible hypotheses
[00:00:06] especially since this by analyzing
[00:00:09] Hasten to displayed on the the environment and the countries in question, so uh these links with the United
[00:00:12] Arab Emirates are not a
[00:00:14] but this
[00:00:16] appreciate this advance, from the fantasy,
[00:00:19] Hasten to prayer. Moroccan regime dependent on on this quite the opposite, since we know the links with the
[00:00:21] You are watching this the French political United Arab Emirates with these illicit economies and you have precisely mentioned
[00:00:26] Algerian who would be against this this espionage and then
[00:00:27] of water resources for irrigation, the Pegasus affair. Guelma, 37°, Bechar,
[00:00:28] 115 million euros, which is the So the Algerian state did not remain idle
[00:00:32] and it has this legitimacy to precisely send a
[00:00:35] to live in misery, stay in strong signal to all these accumulations and again
[00:00:39] and your colleagues have also highlighted that this break
[00:00:43] is not due
[00:00:46] Hasten to to chance, it is the consequence of several things, it is not something that appeared out of
[00:00:51] it lacked water, and thank God this nowhere, thank is very simple, as an Algerian living abroad,
[00:00:53] a cartoonist put it like this, he you very much Kirim Belgassem, you
[00:00:56] Hasten to
[00:00:57] problems in all countries, it seems to me from have one word on this stop in search of were with us from Lyon, you are a political analyst, thank
[00:00:57] this case and the rest of you very much Nordine Mzala.
[00:01:00] spoke of Pegasus, spoke of this
[00:01:03] malicious
[00:01:05] one of those people whose opinion is that I am with trio, and diplomacy. All Algerian people, both sunrise will be around
[00:01:08] have one word regarding this so
[00:01:09] the European Union in particular, but also between Morocco, the Emirates and
[00:01:17] Thank God the station is Excuse me, I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about family in Europe, who talks about towards the entire region and the Zionist entity. We will move on to the second topic that we have planned for this
[00:01:22] He didn't fall short. He left me stuck alone in in the evening, uh the invasion of Ceuta on July 30 and 31 by tens of thousands of Moroccans continues to produce its effects in
[00:01:26] Spain and in Europe for that matter. Between 5,000 and
[00:01:29] 10,000 illegal
[00:01:32] Forget about that. That's one foot in the world and one foot in migrants are still present in
[00:01:32] according to the opinion the Spanish enclave and despite the cautious
[00:01:36] will blacklist the statements of the head of the Spanish
[00:01:38] Sahrawi people to self-determination, it's true that the ideologies of the far-right executive who hesitates to
[00:01:41] aggressively from the former number 2 point the finger at shocking revelations of
[00:01:42] higher authorities in the country Morocco, the police and supports the sovereign the Moroccan intelligence
[00:01:46] and the circle of demolition in cities drone systems. services reveal that Morocco's
[00:01:49] produced locally. the accreditations for economic needs, it is not involvement is quite direct with a deliberate loosening of controls
[00:01:53] during these two days and even a
[00:01:57] such as desire to direct illegal migrants
[00:02:00] towards the sea since all of this
[00:02:04] and supervisors of this had initially started with a rumor,
[00:02:06] let's remember, by word of mouth,
[00:02:09] drone systems. word of mouth about a ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court stating that people
[00:02:16] receive female students from is nearing the necessary accreditations intercepted at the production of sea would not
[00:02:17] drone systems by be expelled, that's transfer and decommissioning of how this human trap
[00:02:21] unfortunately backfired against
[00:02:28] affected by fires in Jijel. social, political and economic achievements future will allow the destitute Moroccan populations who plunged. Perhaps to join
[00:02:32] preserving the environment and expanding innovation in the field of the enclave, the Spanish enclave, the Spanish enclave indeed, about 70,000 people,
[00:02:39] equipment. The sample in drone systems. the region. of whom
[00:02:39] transfer, and decommissioning 5 to 10,000 are
[00:02:42] The entry of this damaged by still on the territory of the Spanish
[00:02:44] head Trump who congratulates the victory of shining
[00:02:45] revelations of the enclave, of Algerophobia, of and what is interesting
[00:02:49] and Bouira. recorded, at the end of the AFD in Germany, we see well that there is to remember is that this
[00:02:52] equipment. The sample in diabolical, toxic trio
[00:02:56] was also behind the possible installation of a military base
[00:03:02] center of El Tarf city, this September 11th. In the headlines, the walls. We started from of Zionists on the side of Melilla, the second Spanish
[00:03:06] 2026, from Le Canard enchaîné, which also had enclave, so everything is linked, we said it earlier, the targets are not
[00:03:12] directly the senior leaders of only the targets
[00:03:13] who has lost weight, he has of Africa or the Sahel, we go as far as the south of the basin,
[00:03:17] so south of
[00:03:19] bearing witness to the authenticity of this electoral lists: Europe, so
[00:03:20] time, how did I sleep on you with the mattress from
[00:03:21] preserves Algeria's the northern shore of the Mediterranean basin, let's remember that Pedro
[00:03:27] Drone Systems. who have not previously registered in the Sanchez himself was extremely targeted by the Pegasus
[00:03:29] start again. This is a good control by spying system. Yes, absolutely, and for good reason, given the
[00:03:32] positions, so remember also the
[00:03:35] must submit their applications by approaching Perejil Island when the Moroccan army
[00:03:38] provoked the Spanish army and
[00:03:41] suffering, they used to go by
[00:03:41] Lord of the worlds. Oh God, show us in ball from the Oh God, show us the wonders of your power in Spanish navy,
[00:03:45] This program is brought which had to intervene, and a few years ago, it was the rock of Lailla, I think
[00:03:49] that's what it's also called,
[00:03:51] a red line that Algeria the parsley, so
[00:03:54] was damaged. it's a
[00:03:56] with roses to rewriting of the natural geography
[00:04:00] by a toxic trio that absolutely
[00:04:04] 2026, from wants to
[00:04:05] Indeed, prayer has been enjoined
[00:04:06] on this sow discord, death, despair, and the weapon
[00:04:12] accumulated issues, as stated in at history, it must be remembered of migration of the poor, of poor
[00:04:15] drifts will be observed towards the populations,
[00:04:16] electoral lists: we have proof, it's that there are no scruples,
[00:04:20] no morals, people are thrown
[00:04:23] into the water, swimming
[00:04:27] as the Algerian community living in to reach a
[00:04:29] 2026, from promised Eldorado by lies
[00:04:32] must submit their applications by approaching and misinformation, making them believe that the doors President of the Republic's Prize in were open on the side of
[00:04:35] Ceuta, well, these are the facts,
[00:04:39] the
[00:04:41] impact in the medium term of this
[00:04:44] action of the
[00:04:49] Oh God, show us the wonders of Your power welcomed people from Makhzen because it is an
[00:04:50] Saddiqi. This team from and translation works in the action of course
[00:04:55] storms will be observed towards the Algeria's dignity and prepared and O Lord of the Worlds. Oh God, show us a sign in I was going to say accompanied by the Moroccan police who remained
[00:04:58] passive, Pedro. also
[00:05:00] generation. When we were studying, orchestrated, yes, Pado Sanchez speaks must submit their applications by approaching
[00:05:03] of permissiveness of the security
[00:05:05] today God has brought us this forces of this country
[00:05:06] the road, they scared us. And we were too many during the migratory crisis, it was a
[00:05:08] northern regions (25 to 28°), from leak, it's a report that in the President of the Republic. From this
[00:05:10] the children leaked to the services of... So I would just
[00:05:14] like to
[00:05:17] remind you that Morocco, with other countries
[00:05:20] as well, is a subcontractor of the external
[00:05:24] borders of Europe, Sam Kaidi, and receives significant
[00:05:27] dividends
[00:05:30] absolutely on this Frontex basis. For example, the European
[00:05:33] border and coast guard agency has,
[00:05:37] for example, seen its budget increase from 5 million euros in
[00:05:40] 2005, it wasn't even Frontex in 2005,
[00:05:44] to 1.12 billion euros in
[00:05:48] 2025. Morocco today, for its
[00:05:51] paid services, has finally
[00:05:54] reversed the situation
[00:05:57] by making this border
[00:06:01] control a lever of pressure and even
[00:06:04] a migratory bomb that can ultimately detonate at any moment
[00:06:07] against Spain in the European Union,
[00:06:11] absolutely. Indeed, in fact, very clearly, Rabat
[00:06:14] makes its blackmail the alpha and omega of its
[00:06:18] foreign policy towards
[00:06:23] Western Mediterranean. Uh, so
[00:06:27] this is a clear, precise fact. There is another point that needs
[00:06:31] to be highlighted is that this
[00:06:34] declaration of war against Spain, because it is an
[00:06:37] invasion that was orchestrated and
[00:06:41] planned,
[00:06:45] of the Spanish border police. And let's also remember the
[00:06:50] the former, yes, I knew
[00:06:53] of the former number 2 of the DGED, which is the Moroccan intelligence service.
[00:06:56] So what I would also like to draw attention
[00:07:00] to a particular point is that this
[00:07:03] planned, orchestrated operation
[00:07:06] of invasion of a Spanish territory, which is the Spanish
[00:07:10] enclave of Ceuta, led to
[00:07:13] the death of 140 Moroccans,
[00:07:16] 142 Moroccans. We have not heard at
[00:07:19] any time the little king Mohammed VI offer his
[00:07:23] condolences to his own people or
[00:07:25] organize
[00:07:28] a national mourning, and worse than that, we could observe,
[00:07:32] particularly on social media and
[00:07:35] in new Moroccan media,
[00:07:38] that the crown prince of the Alawite
[00:07:41] dynasty even allowed himself to play with a jet
[00:07:45] ski in the area where the corpses of more than 142
[00:07:49] Moroccans still lay. So indeed, you addressed
[00:07:53] Samy Abasha the colorful
[00:07:58] former number 2 of the DGED, which is the Moroccan
[00:08:01] intelligence service, Mehdi Hijawi, and
[00:08:05] who gave
[00:08:08] several confessions in the columns of the French daily, finally the French
[00:08:11] newspaper
[00:08:16] the title "Confessions that make the kingdom tremble," if I may
[00:08:19] say so. So he accused
[00:08:23] the security apparatus of Rabat of having deliberately
[00:08:27] orchestrated this invasion towards the Spanish enclave
[00:08:30] of Ceuta, and
[00:08:34] what does he add? He says that he is in
[00:08:37] possession of information that proves
[00:08:41] this, and the
[00:08:44] number 2,
[00:08:46] Mehdi, qualifies,
[00:08:50] highlights the clear, precise link that what he calls the
[00:08:53] viceroy, Fouad Alimma, according to the
[00:08:57] pronunciations, and
[00:09:00] the head of the political police and
[00:09:03] internal intelligence, which is the DGST,
[00:09:06] so in Arabic, Hamuchi,
[00:09:10] who orchestrated, planned this...
[00:09:20] a threat because in fact, if we look a little bit
[00:09:23] that Ceuta
[00:09:27] is Spanish, as the Spanish say, Ceuta is Spanish, it has been under
[00:09:31] Spanish sovereignty since
[00:09:33] 1580, and before that,
[00:09:37] the territory was under Portuguese sovereignty in 1415,
[00:09:41] almost 500 years before the
[00:09:44] creation of Morocco by Marshal Lyautey
[00:09:48] from 1912 onwards. So
[00:09:51] that's it, that's something that needs to be remembered. There was
[00:09:55] also the declassification yesterday of more than 40 documents from the
[00:09:59] CNI, which is the Spanish intelligence service, and which demonstrates the
[00:10:02] role and direct involvement of Rabat in this
[00:10:06] invasion, and the Spanish people have
[00:10:09] taken note of this declaration of war. Because a
[00:10:13] poll published in the columns of El País indicates
[00:10:16] that 90% of Spaniards
[00:10:20] directly point to the responsibility, yes,
[00:10:24] without forgetting that... Spain has suffered enormous pressure from
[00:10:27] its European neighbors, particularly Italy, Italy absolutely,
[00:10:31] who requested the suspension of Schengen, of the Schengen area,
[00:10:35] that's it. And besides, Nordin, it's very
[00:10:38] important that, well, the fact that you pointed out Italy, because
[00:10:41] Italy, through its Minister of Foreign Affairs, had indicated
[00:10:45] that the problems came from Rabat in a recent statement.
[00:10:49] Moreover, it's an open secret, in fact, and it costs
[00:10:53] amount of aid. current, which was very
[00:10:57] recently provided to
[00:11:00] Spain to improve and perfect its
[00:11:03] surveillance system against
[00:11:06] the attacks of the Makhzen through its
[00:11:09] population, let's remember that these are the only European borders
[00:11:13] with Africa, land
[00:11:16] borders, which are a flank in addition
[00:11:19] to the maritime flank, yes, and
[00:11:22] it must also be remembered that behind the Abraham accords, there are unsaid
[00:11:26] things that made Morocco in
[00:11:29] reality believe that after these
[00:11:33] accords, it could
[00:11:36] recover and take all the territories that
[00:11:40] it covets since its
[00:11:43] Spanish...
[00:11:49] Absolutely, Spain very quickly
[00:11:53] understood this harmful game. And it will perhaps
[00:11:56] be one of the Western countries that
[00:12:01] United Arab Emirates because it is an active supporter of Morocco in
[00:12:05] its bellicose ventures and that will
[00:12:08] perhaps be the next step, it will be the United Arab Emirates,
[00:12:12] a pariah state, they will be
[00:12:15] abandoned by their mentors, precisely the geopolitical
[00:12:18] isolation, and Algeria will work hard
[00:12:22] with success, no doubt. We saw it
[00:12:25] today, the announcement of the break in relations between Algiers and Abu Dhabi
[00:12:29] was widely reported by the international press. I would like to move on to an important
[00:12:33] point before addressing the third
[00:12:36] part of the show, Dinzalas, which revealed the Ceuta
[00:12:39] crisis, it is also very quickly the social
[00:12:43] underdevelopment which contrasts with this great economic development that
[00:12:46] Rabat often presents in its tourist
[00:12:49] brochures with the TGV that Moroccans
[00:12:52] cannot take and the organization.
[00:12:55] The World Cup, the co-organization of the World Cup, let's remember that
[00:12:59] only 2.2 million Moroccans have access to social
[00:13:03] security, the
[00:13:06] external image of a country that, as I said, will co-organize the
[00:13:10] World Cup, cracked before the whole
[00:13:13] world, yes, is that something that Rabat did not
[00:13:16] foresee when they orchestrated
[00:13:20] this invasion, this migratory incursion
[00:13:23] on, I almost want to say that they don't care about
[00:13:26] perhaps the social situation of their
[00:13:29] subjects, yes, but there's
[00:13:32] the image, the image that was
[00:13:35] damaged, yes, but I believe that they are not afraid and that
[00:13:39] the image comes after their appetites and their
[00:13:42] extravagances and their complicity as well, absolutely, I would be very
[00:13:46] small because the Moroccan
[00:13:49] colonial regime finances
[00:13:53] with
[00:13:56] campaigns to create a soft power and
[00:14:00] to restore its image, and the first blow of this monster for me is really the
[00:14:04] Cup, finally the
[00:14:06] CAN, so it was already
[00:14:09] more than revealing, which completely
[00:14:13] denuded Morocco before African public
[00:14:17] opinion and today before Spanish public
[00:14:20] opinion, which is demonstrating by the millions in the streets
[00:14:23] of Spain to denounce this Moroccan
[00:14:27] invasion, and we must add just one
[00:14:30] very important element, because in politics, the image
[00:14:34] is very revealing, and we saw this
[00:14:37] week, more particularly last Monday, the King of
[00:14:40] Spain, Philip VI, dressed in military
[00:14:44] uniform, organize a defense council, and the message is, I think,
[00:14:48] very clear, and Philip will soon
[00:14:51] go to Ceuta.
[00:14:54] So the message to Rabat is extremely clear,
[00:14:58] absolutely. So that's what we
[00:15:01] could say about this topic. As I told
[00:15:04] you at the beginning of the show, we will come back tonight to the
[00:15:08] nauseating speech, to say the least, and intentionally Islamophobic
[00:15:11] and anti-immigration, which marks this presidential
[00:15:14] pre-campaign in France. Yesterday, a video
[00:15:17] of a municipal police officer from the city of Carcassonne,
[00:15:21] a National Rally militant, was shown
[00:15:24] making extremely racist, misogynistic,
[00:15:27] vile remarks, to summarize it all,
[00:15:30] putting the RN in a media and
[00:15:33] political embarrassment that it would have
[00:15:37] gladly done without. We will come back, we will
[00:15:40] immediately welcome Artisan Malik Café's segment
[00:15:43] his little harvest of the week of the most
[00:15:46] ignoble declarations, we apologize in
[00:15:51] political fascosphere in France, I'll let
[00:15:54] you watch and we'll
[00:15:56] be back,
[00:15:58] good evening Samya, good evening everyone, glad to see you again and for this return, tonight
[00:16:02] we are going to talk about the next French presidential elections
[00:16:05] and while... the problems of the French are social,
[00:16:09] economic, even geopolitical with what is happening
[00:16:12] across the world, we have a large part of the French
[00:16:16] political class, which makes certain completely
[00:16:19] ancillary and even ludicrous subjects, I would say,
[00:16:23] main subjects because they do not have the means to solve the real problems
[00:16:27] of the French, we are going to address some of them, such as attacking
[00:16:31] Algeria, denouncing the 68 agreements, whether for Gabriel
[00:16:34] Attal, Edouard Philippe who also proposes to... denounce the
[00:16:38] 68 agreements, Bruno Retailleau and so many others who all want to attack
[00:16:42] Algeria and abrogate or denounce the
[00:16:45] 68 agreements, as if it were no longer a presidential election, but rather
[00:16:49] a competition to see who will make the best denunciation of the 68
[00:16:52] agreements, or even the ban on the
[00:16:55] veil, so the RN launches a proposal to ban the
[00:16:58] veil in public spaces, Bruno Retailleau says it's not
[00:17:02] applicable but he wants to apply it to universities,
[00:17:05] it's becoming nonsense in France. And immigration, of course,
[00:17:08] a subject on which Jordan Bardella has just drawn the wrath of almost all
[00:17:12] the other candidates since, as you
[00:17:15] can see, he signed an agreement on immigration with Nigel
[00:17:19] Farage who, to summarize, they agreed
[00:17:23] that all immigrants who
[00:17:26] cross the Channel should be sent back to France, so for someone who wants to stop
[00:17:29] immigration, it's becoming nonsense, they are all arguing
[00:17:33] about such topics, and so instead of solving the real...
[00:17:37] problems of the French, this political class, which is incapable
[00:17:41] of it, prefers to spend its time
[00:17:44] arguing, squabbling, instead of putting France
[00:17:47] perhaps in the place it deserves, but perhaps France
[00:17:51] is in the place it deserves with such a mediocre political class,
[00:17:54] thank you and goodbye, so that's Artisan
[00:17:58] Malik Noordinzala's conclusion, there's already everything in this
[00:18:01] pre-campaign, immigration, we see
[00:18:04] the Islamic, the 68 agreements.
[00:18:08] Except
[00:18:11] truly the direct concerns of the French, so that really sets
[00:18:14] the tone, yes, but it's not new, it's a
[00:18:18] new edition
[00:18:22] Islamophobia as
[00:18:25] a national diversion, and
[00:18:28] we've seen that in previous elections, the
[00:18:32] flop of the far
[00:18:34] right, in any case, this discourse
[00:18:38] is not taking hold, is no longer taking hold, in any case, is not taking hold with as much
[00:18:42] force as they hope, these heavy
[00:18:46] media are trying to give
[00:18:49] to this racist
[00:18:52] fascist current,
[00:18:56] also demagogic, let's say
[00:18:59] it's pure demagoguery because immigration
[00:19:02] issues are linked to demographic issues, to economic
[00:19:06] issues. And the French people, like all peoples of the world, understand well
[00:19:10] that we are being fooled by always pointing
[00:19:13] the finger at immigrants or the
[00:19:16] most vulnerable people or Muslims in
[00:19:19] their very disparate
[00:19:23] group, because all Muslims do not come from the same countries, do not have the
[00:19:27] same social situation, do not have the same opinions, do not even have the
[00:19:30] same way of
[00:19:33] practicing their faith, and often they practice it in
[00:19:37] respect of the Republic, the vast majority, apart
[00:19:40] from certain episodic phenomena that are exaggerated
[00:19:44] by this press, absolutely,
[00:19:48] absolutely used to manipulate, so yes,
[00:19:52] the pre-campaign
[00:19:55] is announced as Islamophobic, centered
[00:19:58] on that to prevail,
[00:20:01] but look at what is happening opposite, look
[00:20:05] at how other political forces
[00:20:08] mobilize against this intolerance, against this
[00:20:11] Islamophobia, against this
[00:20:13] simplification of major political
[00:20:17] issues, of real problems, yes,
[00:20:20] but for all that, should
[00:20:23] we lower our vigilance? Because this time, the RN, according to the polls,
[00:20:27] all the polls in France, give Marine Le
[00:20:30] Pen, despite her legal
[00:20:33] troubles, as the winner, yes, but then.
[00:20:37] Precisely, what's interesting, we're going to anticipate a bit,
[00:20:41] without getting too involved in Franco-French affairs, yes, but
[00:20:44] as observers, we have every right to ask ourselves questions, is
[00:20:48] it true that even if... the RN were
[00:20:51] to come to power, would it be able to
[00:20:54] carry out the racist, Islamophobic, and
[00:20:58] Algerophobic policy that's what interests us particularly on this
[00:21:01] panel, as they claim to their
[00:21:05] voters, we know that no, we know very well that
[00:21:08] the National Rally would
[00:21:11] not be able to implement its program of
[00:21:15] zero immigration, of persecution of the
[00:21:19] community.
[00:21:21] Because thank God, Algerians in France are so
[00:21:25] well established as
[00:21:28] a whole, they have so much to say that I don't
[00:21:31] believe, yes, I don't believe that the National Rally can
[00:21:35] implement it, so it's a populist discourse, we'll come back to
[00:21:38] populism, we'll come back to it with us uh
[00:21:41] Akly Melouli, Senator in France,
[00:21:45] good evening Mr. Akly Miloli, thank you for being
[00:21:47] with us,
[00:21:49] good evening Madam. Good evening to our viewers,
[00:21:53] well, I can't hear you well, I listened to the president a little because I'm
[00:21:56] outside, I'm on my phone so I'm sorry already for the quality, I hope you can hear
[00:22:00] me well, I can't hear you very well, I didn't get everything but we'll
[00:22:04] try to do our best, sorry, we can hear you perfectly,
[00:22:07] I'm going to ask my question and you'll tell me if you can
[00:22:10] hear correctly, so this
[00:22:13] video in which the head of this police patrol,
[00:22:16] a former soldier, makes
[00:22:20] extremely racist, misogynistic,
[00:22:23] coup-plotting and conspiratorial remarks, it turns out that he is also very close
[00:22:27] to the mayor of the city of Carcassonne, himself from
[00:22:31] the RN, uh Bouniul,
[00:22:33] Kiriku, bico, Negre and
[00:22:36] Afghans, these racist remarks have put
[00:22:40] the RN in an embarrassing situation, which immediately
[00:22:43] distanced itself from this police officer and
[00:22:47] supposedly suspended him.
[00:22:50] since he is part of the law enforcement service of the National Rally, so he is very
[00:22:54] close to the RN, what is your feeling
[00:22:57] about this sequence
[00:23:00] which says a lot about the spirit that reigns today in
[00:23:04] France,
[00:23:06] so this sequence cannot be understood if we don't understand the international
[00:23:09] context, it must be known that today we are in a reactionary
[00:23:13] international, you know, it's gaining ground in the
[00:23:17] media, they have been helped by the media, I will come back. to your question, but it's important
[00:23:21] if we don't set the international scene, because the stakes are
[00:23:25] international, we see it well when they are invited how they are and we
[00:23:28] try to normalize them and so uh at the
[00:23:36] interference even if their friend Orban has lost, we see well that there are
[00:23:39] today imperialisms returning and so we can't
[00:23:42] deny it and so they are encouraged
[00:23:46] in fact because today there are media, the Muslim media that encourage
[00:23:49] all Islamophobes, racists, homophobes,
[00:23:53] sexists, Algerophobes, you will talk about it because Algeria has also
[00:23:56] become the element of their politics, in
[00:23:59] fact, since they have no project, they bring that, and what is happening, the
[00:24:03] problem with this video, it's what they think, it's the substance, it's that the RN
[00:24:07] keeps trying to speak less loudly, to wear costumes,
[00:24:10] to appear like the son-in-law or the daughter-in-law ideal, and uh
[00:24:14] it's the stock in trade, it's still that, it's the racist,
[00:24:17] xenophobic core, and so we see clearly... uh that it
[00:24:21] tarnishes their image and we clearly see the the really real
[00:24:24] core that is on them and we clearly see the impact it has on people's lives
[00:24:28] today, we can't not measure it, and at the same time
[00:24:32] you're talking about Bardella, I saw your report before and I'm going to come back to the question
[00:24:36] because I think you have others but when they say we're going to
[00:24:39] pick up people crossing the Channel, when they say that people come to take advantage
[00:24:43] of French aid, how do they explain these people, how do these
[00:24:46] people come, cross the Channel at
[00:24:49] the risk of... their lives to go to England, a country where there
[00:24:53] is less social aid, so it's not social aid they are looking for, it's work, but since
[00:24:57] the mainstream media are complicit and let their narrative unfold, there is a
[00:25:00] kind of trivialization and normalization of exclusionary philosophies, that's the
[00:25:04] danger for for France and for Europe and for the
[00:25:08] world, yeah So, precisely,
[00:25:11] Mr. Benouli, the Islamic veil and immigration,
[00:25:15] Algerian it will be necessary to
[00:25:18] national arrive même à oblier.
[00:25:20] other political parties to react
[00:25:24] on these issues when we know they don't interest
[00:25:27] the French electorate who expect
[00:25:29] answers and solutions. So,
[00:25:32] everyday concerns, especially
[00:25:36] purchasing power, the big difference this time, and I was
[00:25:39] saying, is that the polls show Marine Le Pen
[00:25:42] winning. So are these polls manipulated
[00:25:45] or do they have this purpose of manipulating
[00:25:49] public opinion in France? You'll tell us, precisely, they
[00:25:53] show her winning, winning in the second round, whatever the
[00:25:56] supposed or declared
[00:26:00] candidate today in France, what do you think?
[00:26:04] So, I really don't hear very well, I'm having trouble following, I'm making a lot of
[00:26:07] effort, I can't hear you, I don't know why but it's okay, I understood
[00:26:11] the general meaning of the question, in fact, today, the polling institutes, they
[00:26:15] are still, they belong to the
[00:26:18] French billionaires who contribute to the narrative who are
[00:26:22] geophobes who discriminate and so you know it well, so these
[00:26:25] polls effectively try to influence the French, there is no
[00:26:29] election won or done before being beforehand. and
[00:26:33] we see it well, we try with the polls and often
[00:26:36] they even give the same names, the same people, in fact, we can a little
[00:26:40] bit orient these polls so I think that and you see it
[00:26:43] anyway, nothing is done in advance,
[00:26:46] you remember, if you remember these polls, they gave us in 2024 a loser in the
[00:26:50] new popular front, the left and they had even prepared the arrival of
[00:26:54] Bardella in Mattignon in 2024 the left won
[00:26:57] after they didn't want the thing but you see that it's not
[00:27:00] uh it's not as simple as that and that it can be much more complex,
[00:27:04] you saw it in New York with Mandani, a Muslim who won the city of
[00:27:08] New York when everyone uh said no but he won't be able to and so
[00:27:12] on, so in fact you have to be careful not to sell the
[00:27:15] bear's skin before killing it, I think the elections will take place, we will
[00:27:19] fight and we will try, of course it won't be easy because we have against us, I
[00:27:23] tell you, this reactionary international which encourages,
[00:27:26] accompanies, gives examples, uses their platform, uh videos,
[00:27:30] fake news, all that is working. we see it well and
[00:27:33] besides, in this space, earlier you talked about Spain, I think only Spain
[00:27:36] is resisting, Spain is showing the example, showing that another
[00:27:40] way is possible, they refused this ultimatum to
[00:27:43] spend 5% of GDP for military spending, they
[00:27:47] told them no, so when NATO asked them, they said no, when they
[00:27:51] had to use their base to attack Iran, they said
[00:27:54] no, on Palestine they raised their voice, so I think that
[00:27:58] countries like Spain show the way and the European left must draw inspiration from...
[00:28:02] Spain, so I tell you we have elections to do and we must do them and
[00:28:06] besides, I'll say in passing that before the French presidential election, you should know that there
[00:28:10] will be the mid-term elections in the United States,
[00:28:13] scrutinize it carefully because it is still
[00:28:17] they who accompany, who help all these all these people who
[00:28:20] carry these exclusionary philosophies so it is quite important
[00:28:24] to check what will happen at the American level
[00:28:27] because that can indeed have repercussions on all
[00:28:31] future elections. because they are still behind, you saw it well, there is interference, we
[00:28:35] denounce Chinese, Russian interference, but we forget to say that there is American interference, there is interference everywhere
[00:28:39] and so I think that people need to pull themselves together, be much more
[00:28:42] vigilant about what they are told and about the reality of things, thank
[00:28:46] you very much, thank you very much, I remind you that you are
[00:28:49] a senator in France, thank you for having answered our
[00:28:52] questions tonight, uh Samin Kaidi, your feeling
[00:28:56] then on what is happening a bit in France, is there reason to
[00:28:59] worry, we know that 85% of
[00:29:02] French people surveyed believe that France is in
[00:29:06] decline and according to a survey
[00:29:09] sorry conducted by several polling institutes, a
[00:29:13] defeatist sentiment that excites precisely this
[00:29:16] ambient populism and the first targets, the
[00:29:20] first victims will be and already are
[00:29:23] populations of Arab
[00:29:26] origin and Muslim
[00:29:30] faith, they are already bearing the brunt of
[00:29:33] this pre-campaign and our national community
[00:29:37] residing in France uh Mr. Meloulier
[00:29:40] focused
[00:29:44] his statement with an extremely interesting expression, it's this
[00:29:47] reactionary international, so there is a whole
[00:29:50] network international that
[00:29:53] promotes the advent of far-right theses
[00:29:57] and France is no exception, which is even more worrying today is
[00:30:01] that we are witnessing a real race to the bottom,
[00:30:04] that is to say that it is the National Rally
[00:30:08] that sets the tone of this presidential
[00:30:11] pre-campaign and the elections are only
[00:30:14] 7 or 8 months away because the first round is in
[00:30:18] April and the second round of the French presidential election will be in May
[00:30:22] and the latest poll published by
[00:30:25] Opinion, yeah, is quite worrying, it's
[00:30:28] that the National Rally is credited with 34%
[00:30:32] in the first round and would win this election whatever the
[00:30:35] candidate facing it. So, in this direct line, there was
[00:30:39] the analysis made by Jean-Yves Dormagen, I don't know
[00:30:42] if that's how you pronounce it, so he's a political scientist and a
[00:30:46] research professor at the University of Montpellier
[00:30:50] who makes an analysis and who speaks of an evolution of the electorate that
[00:30:54] makes possible for the first time in French political
[00:30:57] history the accession to the highest office of Marine
[00:31:00] Le Pen, uh, whatever
[00:31:04] the opposing candidate. So he provides several
[00:31:08] explanations for this, namely that Marine Le Pen
[00:31:11] would be less rejected than...
[00:31:15] previous elections or as rejected as the other
[00:31:18] candidates, so she would have every chance and that's it and uh
[00:31:22] she also indicates that
[00:31:25] one of the reasons for this possible accession to power of the
[00:31:29] National Rally is the extreme
[00:31:33] right-wing shift of the French right, a
[00:31:36] process he describes as progressive, he
[00:31:40] also attributes responsibility for this process to what he
[00:31:43] calls the Boloré media. So there is a whole
[00:31:46] structure that is taking
[00:31:49] shape before our eyes and unfortunately, uh the
[00:31:53] victory of the National Rally
[00:31:56] is possible, especially since there was a warning
[00:31:59] shot this week, still in Europe, which is the accession,
[00:32:03] finally, the AfD party, which is
[00:32:07] the Alternative for Germany, which is an extreme right-wing German party
[00:32:10] that came in first in the regional
[00:32:13] elections in Saxony. It's a real political earthquake in
[00:32:17] Germany and the German Chancellor even spoke of a
[00:32:21] failure of the political class in his country. Absolutely,
[00:32:24] it's even more of an earthquake because it's the first
[00:32:27] time since the post-war period, the end of the
[00:32:30] Second World War, the end of the Second World War, that the far-right
[00:32:34] is able to lead a strategic region
[00:32:38] in Germany and it's not just Germany because in
[00:32:42] 2024, 2025, the FPO, which is this extreme
[00:32:45] right-wing Austrian party, came in first in the
[00:32:49] legislative elections, but fortunately, fortunately, it is not in
[00:32:52] power in Austria. So, precisely, I would like to make
[00:32:56] a small summary because contrary to what we believe and to
[00:33:00] the magnifying effect in the French media in particular
[00:33:03] of the rise of far-right parties
[00:33:07] in Europe, to tell you the truth, the far-right
[00:33:11] governs very little in European countries like
[00:33:15] Italy and the Czech Republic, it is also
[00:33:18] very poorly represented in European
[00:33:21] governments where it often forms part of governmental coalitions.
[00:33:25] In Poland and Hungary, far-right
[00:33:29] leaders were recently ousted by the ballot box.
[00:33:31] And so, precisely, is their presence on
[00:33:35] the European political scene, which is not
[00:33:38] as important as they want us to believe,
[00:33:42] uh, able to become so today with
[00:33:45] what is happening in France because we must observe, and even the German Chancellor
[00:33:49] uh refers to it a little, that we must observe what is happening in
[00:33:52] France, it will be somewhat quite decisive
[00:33:56] uh for Europe,
[00:33:59] I, I personally think that Europe, the Europe
[00:34:03] of today
[00:34:05] may tend to want to lance
[00:34:08] the boil, uh the economic
[00:34:12] boil because for a long time we were led to believe
[00:34:15] that Europe had its vision
[00:34:19] of things and since it was able to align
[00:34:23] with a kind
[00:34:26] of liberal market economy,
[00:34:29] a little tempered
[00:34:31] by social action,
[00:34:35] it will perhaps today align with a
[00:34:38] fascization of political thought
[00:34:41] to...
[00:34:45] target a European population,
[00:34:48] since migrants become European de facto,
[00:34:51] they reside, they live or survive,
[00:34:55] work, participate in the national effort,
[00:34:58] huh, of the different host countries, in inverted commas,
[00:35:02] host, huh, because they don't want to anymore, less and less
[00:35:05] absolutely
[00:35:07] and this, how it has adhered to the liberal system,
[00:35:11] so unbridled economy with...
[00:35:15] delocalization, commodification,
[00:35:19] financialization to the point where we hit a wall
[00:35:23] because finally very few people hold
[00:35:27] the largest part of the wealth, a general
[00:35:30] impoverishment huh which concerns therefore
[00:35:34] the so-called native-born
[00:35:37] and today's or yesterday's
[00:35:40] migrants, huh, because you have to remember one thing, it's that...
[00:35:46] for decades there have been
[00:35:49] waves of migrants,
[00:35:52] sometimes within Europe, huh, the Italians have been in
[00:35:55] Italy, the Germans have also
[00:36:01] the region, so from Barin or from Turkey,
[00:36:05] huh, from
[00:36:07] Turkey, absolutely, the Poles too, we talk about the Polish plumber who
[00:36:11] harmed the French economy also because he works
[00:36:15] at a lower price than the market and so on, so there have been waves
[00:36:19] of immigration with racist
[00:36:23] fevers, attacks, we've taken
[00:36:26] it physically to
[00:36:29] migrants
[00:36:30] under
[00:36:33] the influence of the most racist, most
[00:36:37] party, yes, of this
[00:36:40] nebula, national or international racist,
[00:36:44] but what I want to get to is that in
[00:36:47] reality, this desire to lance the boil will lead, I
[00:36:51] think, at some point to the failure
[00:36:55] of the racist solution. right-wing solution
[00:36:58] to return, so it would be to let these far-right parties
[00:37:02] govern to actually see their failure, let them
[00:37:05] perhaps try precisely
[00:37:08] what was proposed precisely to Germany because the temptation is becoming
[00:37:12] more and more so Germany with the past of
[00:37:16] National Socialism,
[00:37:20] said, why not, he never tried it with
[00:37:23] irony, if Germany hasn't tried the far-right,
[00:37:27] who has? We ask ourselves the question, well, except that since
[00:37:31] 1945 there have been episodes of welcoming, a
[00:37:35] serious problem of natality in Germany, who talks about it
[00:37:37] today, who talks about the
[00:37:41] the family in France, about the family census precisely, we don't want to
[00:37:45] recognize these these failures and these demographic
[00:37:48] problems, uh also of certain
[00:37:52] activities, absolutely the reasons for immigration, yes
[00:37:55] the reasons for immigration absolutely. in the countries from which these
[00:37:59] populations come and in the host country, why is there especially in the host countries
[00:38:03] because Europe, as we saw Spain, was attacked
[00:38:07] on the fact of regularizing
[00:38:10] an extremely important 500,000 up to a million migrants
[00:38:13] for purely
[00:38:16] charity, serious politicians,
[00:38:19] all serious demographers know
[00:38:23] that migratory flows are necessary both for
[00:38:27] those who come and for those who receive, and this is not new and it
[00:38:30] will continue, so how to accept globalization,
[00:38:34] how to accept that countries go and set up
[00:38:37] multinationals in countries to exploit the
[00:38:41] riches of others and not in
[00:38:44] return receive and integrate populations from all
[00:38:47] over the world, it is contradictory, that's why I'm talking
[00:38:51] about a boil to lance, and after I remain cautious anyway because
[00:38:55] there will be a cost, we must not expect the best
[00:38:59] of all worlds the day after the elections, the real
[00:39:01] danger is civil
[00:39:04] peace, not to say the opposite, is there not a threat of
[00:39:07] civil war, precisely because today some say
[00:39:11] they are worried that the far right,
[00:39:14] if it came to power,
[00:39:18] would damage or undermine democratic
[00:39:21] markers, institutions, even if they are
[00:39:24] relatively solid in Europe. The German
[00:39:28] Chancellor, I repeat it again, reassured
[00:39:31] the populations by just talking about the German population,
[00:39:35] saying that the German institutions
[00:39:37] were solid once again and that there was no
[00:39:41] need to worry, so the threat is
[00:39:44] worrying and it is already present in any case. Will
[00:39:48] France, if it were to happen in the upcoming
[00:39:51] elections, would the
[00:39:54] institutions be threatened? Democratic institutions,
[00:39:58] yes, particularly for France, given the fact
[00:40:01] that there is a difference in political system between Germany, Italy and
[00:40:05] France, no, but for example, just to clarify my question, the proposal made by
[00:40:09] Marine Le Pen on the veil
[00:40:13] that she wants to ban in public places, it is uh
[00:40:16] anti-constitutional, there you go, that's why Bardella, the president
[00:40:20] of the RN, has more or less
[00:40:23] distanced himself from this because he knows it, he knows that
[00:40:26] no judge in France would allow
[00:40:29] this proposal to pass and because, let's not hide it, the
[00:40:33] monstrous rivalry between Max and Jordan Bardella,
[00:40:37] but that's another debate. So no, I insist on the difference in political systems
[00:40:41] why? Because in Italy, in Germany,
[00:40:44] these are parliamentary regimes with many
[00:40:47] safeguards. However, the constitution of the 5th Republic in France concentrates
[00:40:51] all powers at the head, which is the
[00:40:54] President of the Republic, so there is a difference. which makes the
[00:40:58] arrival of the far-right in France particularly
[00:41:02] worrying and we must not forget that we
[00:41:06] are living through a period of structural crisis of capitalism and
[00:41:09] that for the far right, economic crises are a
[00:41:12] fuel that ultimately feeds
[00:41:16] their nauseating discourse, yes,
[00:41:19] yes,
[00:41:21] absolutely. Have we heard about pensions so far,
[00:41:25] the famous pensions issue? Hm hm,
[00:41:28] the yellow vests, that was a few years ago,
[00:41:32] yes, some people lost an eye,
[00:41:35] were injured, were maimed, didn't just lose, they were maimed by
[00:41:39] the police, yes, yes, absolutely during the demonstrations,
[00:41:43] during the repression of demonstrations for social
[00:41:46] rights, absolutely, no one lost an
[00:41:48] eye because of a veil or a
[00:41:52] problem with Muslims, and that's why at some point
[00:41:54] the French state, I said, I'm not talking about
[00:42:00] class, the French state will have to take its
[00:42:04] responsibilities, because by pitting French people
[00:42:06] against other French people... because it is indeed French people
[00:42:10] facing other French people, yes, those who are
[00:42:14] racist, those who are not, those who are Muslim and those who are not,
[00:42:18] the state will eventually
[00:42:20] lose, I think, its authority and there is
[00:42:24] peril for the country, so who allows this
[00:42:28] kind of demagogic debate to happen
[00:42:31] to the detriment of peace, of development, that's what it's
[00:42:35] starting to become, so a last word, Sami, really, to finish, to finish, to
[00:42:38] recontextualize. The far-right in Europe are not the
[00:42:42] same, while the National Rally is
[00:42:45] a descendant of the terrorist organization OAS, that the
[00:42:48] National Rally defends colonialist theses, we see
[00:42:52] clearly, we see that in Italy
[00:42:56] uh Mrs. Melonie is open, she extends her hand, she has a
[00:42:59] vision of collaboration and cooperation with the global
[00:43:03] South, and we see clearly that in Spain, for example, some
[00:43:05] leaders of the far right defend
[00:43:09] international law and
[00:43:12] uh and uh the imprescriptible right of the
[00:43:18] are ultimately disparate and
[00:43:21] different, thank you gentlemen, thank you Sami for participating in this
[00:43:25] debate, Donzala, thank you, we'll see
[00:43:28] you next week, we hope for a speedy
[00:43:31] recovery for our friend Zin Charfaoui, who I hope will be with
[00:43:34] us next week, thank you to Karim Bergassem and to
[00:43:38] Akoli for preparing our evening,
[00:43:42] thank you for following us, we'll see you, as I said, next week, have a great
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[01:00:14] Madam, Sir, good evening and welcome to the 7 PM news of
[01:00:18] Algeria, target of media and
[01:00:21] digital attacks after the announcement of the rupture of its relations with the United
[01:00:25] Arab Emirates, the country even goes so far as to plan the operations
[01:00:29] of exfiltration of its relays, proof in
[01:00:32] images in this
[01:00:33] newscast.
[01:00:39] last touches in the schools rehabilitated after the passage of the
[01:00:43] fires in Jijel, they will be ready to welcome students to the
[01:00:47] pre-school return and we will also go to Bejaia where the
[01:00:50] third batch of livestock has been delivered to breeders affected by
[01:00:54] the fires, we will review this in this
[01:00:56] edition
[01:01:01] and opening of the second edition of Ekara Tech in Oran,
[01:01:05] the exhibition brings together students, startups,
[01:01:08] technological laboratories to present their projects and
[01:01:12] try to bring innovative ideas to life, details later
[01:01:16] on.
[01:01:20] And for our last stop this evening, we will go to Tlemcen in
[01:01:24] search of the authentic taste of CAC, this traditional
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[01:01:30] generations in one of the oldest specialized bakeries
[01:01:34] of Alk. Report in this
[01:01:36] newscast. Welcome all, happy to see you again. First
[01:01:40] of all, Algeria has decided to break its diplomatic relations with the United
[01:01:44] Arab Emirates as you know, in addition to the closure
[01:01:47] of its airspace from today to
[01:01:50] all civil and military aircraft
[01:01:53] registered in this country coming from or going to the
[01:01:57] Emirates, with the exception of Emirati civil commercial flights
[01:02:01] coming from or going to Algiers Houari Boumediene
[01:02:05] International Airport which will be maintained until the end of 2026,
[01:02:09] contract end date according to the Ministry of National
[01:02:12] Defense, and this Algerian announcement was followed
[01:02:16] by media attacks. multiple on social networks
[01:02:19] also, Emirati media relays mobilized
[01:02:23] targeting the country and the President of the Republic, for example, the images
[01:02:27] that appear on your screens and show telephone
[01:02:30] orders given to the Emirati fifth column in Algeria,
[01:02:34] enjoining it to relentlessly launch a campaign against
[01:02:37] Algeria, including the dissemination of videos
[01:02:40] of Algerians, faces masked praising the president of the United
[01:02:44] Arab Emirates from Algerian soil. These telephone
[01:02:48] exchanges clearly demonstrate a planning going so far as to
[01:02:51] mention the next steps to be taken to further
[01:02:55] harm Algeria. According to the same texts, there would also be
[01:02:58] a question of exfiltration by private plane of those
[01:03:02] who would carry out their hostile actions against Algeria,
[01:03:05] this increases the already high level of tension with
[01:03:09] Algeria and could lead to serious
[01:03:12] consequences. The content of these exchanges and
[01:03:15] messages between Emiratis and Algerians only
[01:03:18] reinforces Algeria's determination to face all plans aimed
[01:03:21] at harming the Algerian
[01:03:25] people.
[01:03:26] the sovereign decision of Algeria puts
[01:03:32] an end to years of
[01:03:35] provocation and excesses from the United
[01:03:38] Arab Emirates, the latter have
[01:03:42] been the source of many problems and conflicts in Africa and the
[01:03:46] Middle East. Details Karim Aïfa.
[01:03:50] This decision is not the result of a sudden reaction, it is the culmination
[01:03:53] of several years of patience in the face of repeated
[01:03:57] attempts to undermine its sovereignty and its national
[01:04:00] security, the rupture of relations thus appeared as a decisive
[01:04:04] measure, putting an end to a whole period of patience, a
[01:04:07] patience that Algeria has shown with great restraint and cold
[01:04:11] blood. The irony of fate, the blow came from those with whom
[01:04:15] Algerian memory nevertheless maintains a completely different history:
[01:04:18] Algeria, which was among the first countries to recognize the creation of the
[01:04:22] United Arab Emirates in 1971,
[01:04:25] had not only granted them political recognition, it had
[01:04:29] previously... and some of its best experts, notably
[01:04:32] executives from its attrac who contributed to laying the first
[01:04:36] stones of the Emirati oil industry. Algerian
[01:04:40] hands that had contributed yesterday to building this wealth see
[01:04:43] today coming from the same country, one after another, attacks against
[01:04:47] Algeria. Everything started in 2019 when Algeria
[01:04:51] was going through one of the most sensitive political periods of its recent
[01:04:54] history and the presidential election was supposed to open the
[01:04:57] way to exiting the crisis. During this delicate
[01:05:00] period, state services had quickly detected attempts
[01:05:04] by Abu Dhabi to impose agendas serving its own
[01:05:08] interests through its financial and media influence,
[01:05:11] as well as interference in a matter falling exclusively under the sovereignty
[01:05:15] of Algerians. This notably involved supporting
[01:05:18] certain candidates with the aim of diverting popular will
[01:05:22] from its national trajectory. The bet was on a weakened
[01:05:25] Algeria, vulnerable to interference and whose decisions
[01:05:29] would be made outside its borders, but this strategy
[01:05:32] broke against popular and institutional
[01:05:35] cohesion. Algeria then emerged from this ordeal, its
[01:05:38] institutions regained their balance and the New Algeria began
[01:05:42] to chart its own path. It was at this moment that another face of the
[01:05:46] conflict appeared. When infiltration from within became
[01:05:49] impossible, pressures shifted to the regional
[01:05:53] environment. At the same time, open hostility manifested
[01:05:56] towards an Algeria opposed to normalization with
[01:06:00] the Zionist entity, while Abu Dhabi was at the forefront of the
[01:06:03] normalization process and agreements that sacrificed the Palestinian
[01:06:07] cause, the New Algeria remained an
[01:06:10] obstacle to the project of reshaping the region in accordance with the
[01:06:13] interests of the Zionist project. The Algerian position based on
[01:06:17] constant principles, refusing to renounce the rights of the Palestinian
[01:06:20] people attached to resistance and the rights of Palestinians to
[01:06:24] their own state would have shifted Algeria in Abu Dhabi's calculations
[01:06:28] from the status of an Arab country to that of a target
[01:06:31] to be brought down, but Algeria has not changed course. When
[01:06:35] direct pressures failed, the focus shifted to the regional
[01:06:39] neighborhood, from Mali to Niger and from Libya to
[01:06:42] Tunisia. An unstable geography thus found itself
[01:06:46] prey to hotbeds of tension fueled by Emirati
[01:06:49] funding that flowed to northern Mali, Niger, Libya,
[01:06:53] Tunisia. Divisions were stirred up, rival parties
[01:06:57] supported against each other in an attempt to destabilize the
[01:07:01] region and draw the national popular army into a long war
[01:07:04] of attrition along the borders, the scenario was
[01:07:07] clear, if the house could not be weakened from within, it
[01:07:11] was necessary to set fire around its walls, but Algeria chose
[01:07:14] to put out the fires rather than fall into the trap.
[01:07:18] its diplomacy mobilized, it stood by Mali and Niger
[01:07:22] as it always has, defending the stability of brotherly and friendly
[01:07:26] states as well as their unity and working to extinguish the hotbeds of tension.
[01:07:30] all those fueled. In Chad, it maintained its presence and positions
[01:07:34] while continuing the construction of major and balanced
[01:07:37] African partnerships with leading international powers. Presidential
[01:07:40] visits. new partnerships have thus
[01:07:46] image. At the same time, another alliance was drawn, an
[01:07:50] alliance based on malice where Emirati agendas presented as
[01:07:53] destabilizing converged with the ambitions of the
[01:07:58] the Zionist entity. Three axes thus converged in attempts
[01:08:02] to pressure Algeria, both in international forums
[01:08:05] and at the heart of the African continent, in order to distort
[01:08:08] its positions and obstruct its peaceful initiatives
[01:08:11] to resolve the crises in the Sahel and Sahara. For
[01:08:15] Algeria, it was no longer a simple diplomatic difference
[01:08:19] concerning this or that issue or this or that position.
[01:08:22] At the beginning of the current year, Algiers understood that Emirati
[01:08:25] hostility had crossed the limits of usual political disagreements
[01:08:29] to enter the realm of direct threat to its national
[01:08:33] security. A new stage then began. In February
[01:08:37] 2026, Algeria undertook through the
[01:08:40] mechanisms of international law an official démarche to
[01:08:43] denounce the agreement signed in 2013 with the United
[01:08:47] Arab Emirates concerning air services and informed
[01:08:50] the International Civil Aviation Organization. It
[01:08:53] was not only about issues related to planes or air
[01:08:57] links, one of the main vectors of influence was thus cut,
[01:09:00] while a very clear warning was issued this time by
[01:09:04] actions and not by words. The same month, the President of the Republic Abdul
[01:09:08] Majid Teboune spoke during his periodic meeting with the press.
[01:09:12] and made things clear, his words sounded like a final
[01:09:16] warning, Algerian diplomacy which had long relied
[01:09:19] on restraint was no longer willing for its prudence to be
[01:09:23] interpreted as weakness or its patience
[01:09:26] as powerlessness, but instead of returning to reason, Emirati
[01:09:30] policy reached during the summer of this year an unprecedented level
[01:09:34] morally, violent forest fires affected several
[01:09:37] regions of the Mediterranean basin, the catastrophe was above all human, but
[01:09:41] the tragedy quickly transformed into a media battlefield, armed with
[01:09:45] fake accounts on social networks, fictitious newsrooms,
[01:09:49] images and videos generated by artificial intelligence,
[01:09:52] disinformation campaigns aimed at amplifying the catastrophe,
[01:09:55] undermining trust and sowing discouragement and discord between the
[01:09:59] Algerian people and state institutions. The objective
[01:10:02] was both clear and derisory, to undermine the
[01:10:07] of the New Algeria, to compensate for the resounding failure of Emirati
[01:10:11] policies. presented as being losing momentum in Yemen and
[01:10:15] Sudan, and tried to escape growing Arab and international
[01:10:19] popular hostility towards Abu Dhabi's leaders after
[01:10:22] the revelation of their role in supporting the
[01:10:25] war waged by the Zionist entity Araza. At this stage,
[01:10:29] Algeria had no reason to wait any longer. After
[01:10:32] several years of restraint, Algiers therefore chose to end this
[01:10:36] diplomatic relationship, a rupture that marks a new
[01:10:39] chapter in relations between Algeria and the United
[01:10:43] Arab Emirates. The rupture of diplomatic relations with the
[01:10:46] United Arab Emirates has been widely welcomed by Algerians inside
[01:10:49] and outside the country. Many
[01:10:53] members of the community established abroad say they
[01:10:56] are aware of the necessity of this decision and give their full support to the
[01:11:00] foreign policy that
[01:11:03] interests. We listen.
[01:11:06] to the decision that was taken by our wise president, it's a decision.
[01:11:10] avec sagesse, c'est une décision.
[01:11:48] We fully support this decision, by exceeding limits, one always
[01:11:51] ends up suffering the consequences, the Emirates should have understood that
[01:11:55] patience has its limits and that Algeria's sovereignty cannot be
[01:11:58] questioned. As a member of the Algerian community established
[01:12:02] in Germany, we support the President of the Republic Abdelmajidbon
[01:12:06] in all decisions that serve the country's interest and the defense of its
[01:12:10] interests. For my part, I think that the... decision he took regarding the
[01:12:13] United Arab Emirates was a firm and unequivocal
[01:12:16] decision.
[01:12:20] We, as the Algerian community established in Belgium, welcome the
[01:12:23] decision of the President of the Republic Abdelmajid to break relations
[01:12:26] with the United Arab Emirates after years of patience, but
[01:12:30] patience does not mean renouncing
[01:12:33] sovereignty. This is the whole wisdom of the Algerian official, a
[01:12:37] position shared by the entire Algerian
[01:12:39] people.
[01:12:42] The Algerian community expresses its solidarity with the sovereign decision
[01:12:46] taken by the country's high authorities to break relations with the United
[01:12:49] Arab Emirates, which have crossed all
[01:12:51] limits.
[01:12:55] We now take stock of the operations to compensate the victims of the
[01:12:58] recent fires that affected the country. First in Bejaia where breeders
[01:13:02] and farmers receive the third batch of livestock, this
[01:13:06] will replace the lost animals in the fires and allow them to
[01:13:10] return to normal activity (az) and
[01:13:13] Samy.
[01:13:15] with a determination stronger than the flames, life returns to normal
[01:13:19] in the hamlets of Maui, on the heights of
[01:13:22] Tichi.
[01:13:25] two farmers from the region resumed their agricultural
[01:13:28] activity driven by the will to overcome the aftermath
[01:13:31] of the recent fires.
[01:13:35] We were taken care of quickly, we thank everyone who helped
[01:13:38] us.
[01:13:45] The state has not forgotten us, we have been compensated for the losses
[01:13:48] caused by the fires. This has given us hope and allowed us to
[01:13:52] resume our activity. We are already very happy.
[01:14:25] A big thank you to the Algerian people and to the President of the Republic, I really
[01:14:29] thank everyone.
[01:14:29] The
[01:14:34] breeders have recovered their livestock, with this operation, life is gradually
[01:14:38] returning to normal, as is the hope of rebuilding their
[01:14:41] farms and restarting their production. All of this was
[01:14:45] made possible thanks to the rapid intervention of the state, following
[01:14:48] the directives of the President of the Republic, all sectors and the
[01:14:51] various stakeholders were fully mobilized to successfully
[01:14:55] carry out this operation which was widely praised by the victims.
[01:14:58] New
[01:15:00] beginning for these breeders who, despite the losses suffered,
[01:15:04] are gradually returning to their farms in the affected
[01:15:07] areas where activity is reborn, driven by the
[01:15:11] will to rebuild and turn the page on the fires.
[01:15:14] Things are also
[01:15:18] accelerating in Jijel, one of the cities most affected by the
[01:15:21] fires. The priority is the development and
[01:15:25] renovation of damaged schools. Operations are progressing well,
[01:15:28] the schools will be ready to welcome students on
[01:15:32] the first day of school, the report by Said Belonis
[01:15:34] and.
[01:15:38] As the school year approaches, educational establishments in the Wilaya of
[01:15:41] Digel are preparing to welcome students in the best possible
[01:15:45] pedagogical and organizational conditions. Rehabilitation,
[01:15:47] repair and painting operations have been carried
[01:15:51] out in the classrooms of schools.
[01:15:55] God willing, the return to school will be in the best possible conditions.
[01:16:25] function within record times in accordance with the
[01:16:28] measures put in place by the public authorities,
[01:16:32] 10 days before classes resume, interest in school clothes and
[01:16:36] supplies is increasing in shops, these
[01:16:39] offer products for all tastes and budgets, enough to
[01:16:42] make the choice difficult. report by Badia
[01:16:45] Mardi. It's almost back to school, children
[01:16:49] accompanied by their parents are preparing for this great national
[01:16:52] event, in addition to school supplies. There's also
[01:16:55] clothing, the national market offers quality products at
[01:16:59] competitive
[01:17:00] prices,
[01:17:05] I'm choosing clothes to offer to my brother's
[01:17:08] children, I found a lot of choice in this shop in
[01:17:12] Algiers, local products and even imports are
[01:17:15] frankly good and especially that the prices are reasonable. In
[01:17:19] this commercial space at Place des Martyrs, parents choose clothes
[01:17:23] for their children.
[01:17:55] to go to the mosque, I came with my mother, I came to buy school supplies, I found
[01:17:59] many things I liked, I am happy that school is starting soon
[01:18:02] and here we are all
[01:18:05] going back to school. backpacks, aprons and all other
[01:18:09] school supplies, children are excited and proud
[01:18:12] to wear their new clothes for the next school
[01:18:16] year. innovation is also on
[01:18:19] the agenda for this social return to school. The second edition
[01:18:22] of the Eqrahtek Aour exhibition brings together students, startups and
[01:18:26] technology laboratories with the aim of presenting their projects and
[01:18:29] sharing their experiences, but above all, giving life to
[01:18:32] the ideas of the new generation, a report by Yasmine
[01:18:35] Amaly. Ideas. full of stands and the same
[01:18:39] ambition to innovate at the second edition of the Icara
[01:18:43] tech exhibition, students occupy a prominent place alongside
[01:18:46] startups, research laboratories and polytechnic
[01:18:50] schools, projects, prototypes and
[01:18:53] technological solutions, these young talents reveal their
[01:18:56] know-how and give an overview of the innovations
[01:18:59] they are working
[01:19:00] on,
[01:19:05] this exhibition allowed us to present our. which is a
[01:19:08] medical platform aimed at helping medical and pharmacy
[01:19:12] students to digitize and organize all their
[01:19:16] documents,
[01:19:18] a project that is close to our hearts because it is the passion for automotive and our
[01:19:22] engineering field, the concrete has not yet arrived but God willing, as
[01:19:26] the year progresses we will be able to present much more.
[01:19:29] things, is not limited to a showcase of
[01:19:32] projects, the exhibition is also a meeting place
[01:19:36] between students and actors of the technological
[01:19:39] ecosystem, training, entrepreneurship,
[01:19:43] support, so many avenues to help these young
[01:19:46] idea bearers to cross the threshold from conception
[01:19:49] to realization. And
[01:19:51] today we have the honor to participate in this second edition of the Eqrah
[01:19:55] tech exhibition. Our objective is to present our scientific activities
[01:19:59] as well as our voluntary work and to promote this exchange between students
[01:20:02] in different fields. It is an opportunity. space
[01:20:06] for exchange, for presentation of our skills, of our know-how and which
[01:20:10] is part of the national approach
[01:20:13] which is
[01:20:15] to encourage or
[01:20:19] promote our young students as
[01:20:22] project leaders and integrate into innovation and
[01:20:26] scientific research and why not create
[01:20:29] startups that will add value to the national economy, something that is
[01:20:32] new for this 2nd edition is artificial
[01:20:36] intelligence, everything that is...
[01:20:39] education and there are about 30
[01:20:42] exhibitors, startups, universities, university
[01:20:45] clubs, schools. Here,
[01:20:48] innovation is discovered, shared and above all
[01:20:52] built, a dynamic that reflects the growing interest of
[01:20:55] young people in new technologies and which could
[01:20:58] well bring out tomorrow, new
[01:21:01] skills, new projects and the startups of
[01:21:04] tomorrow.
[01:21:17] Brothers, this boy had his leg cut off. Here he is,
[01:21:19] brothers, they cut off his leg. Look at him, see where his leg is
[01:21:23] burnt, brothers. Oh God, this is an abomination.
[01:21:26] Oh God, this is an abomination. Oh God, this is
[01:21:29] an abomination.
[01:21:35] God.
[01:21:45] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the merciful, O
[01:21:49] the oppressors a sign and do not give them any power, O Most Merciful of the
[01:21:52] merciful, O Lord of the worlds. We trust in
[01:21:55] Israel. These are Israel.
[01:21:57] Our brothers, we must welcome them
[01:22:03] Moroccans in European countries.
[01:22:10] and in Morocco, the demolitions carried out by the Makhzen are almost daily. Thousands
[01:22:14] of families find themselves on the streets with no possible
[01:22:18] alternative and are on the verge of absolute precarity.
[01:22:21] Their belongings
[01:22:26] thrown into the street, their cries stifled by
[01:22:30] force, Moroccan field of onboard
[01:22:33] evicted from their homes and remain powerless in the face of the violence of...
[01:22:42] They used their power to force us to leave our homes with our children, but
[01:22:46] what do they want, to leave us homeless? I have three children, this is our home and I
[01:22:49] will not go anywhere, even if I have to be buried right
[01:22:52] here.
[01:23:00] Cries of distress, tears and cases of malaise under the
[01:23:04] shock of the situation.
[01:23:08] We have been living here for 50 years and now overnight
[01:23:12] they decide to kick us out, knowing that we have nothing to
[01:23:15] rent or to earn a living. Where will we go with our
[01:23:18] children? Our belongings are.
[01:23:27] under duress, their voices silenced in the face of an
[01:23:31] authority that uses force to make them
[01:23:33] leave.
[01:23:37] We have lived here since 1979, our
[01:23:40] children were born here, our whole life is here, now they
[01:23:44] want to evict us, shame on them, that's it, all our
[01:23:47] belongings are thrown outside, what are we going to do?
[01:24:00] a shocking image of a Makhzen that does not hesitate to
[01:24:03] resort to force to throw these families onto the
[01:24:07] streets, plunged today into
[01:24:08] uncertainty,
[01:24:11] we end our journal with a
[01:24:14] the authentic taste of kaak, many
[01:24:17] lovers of this traditional biscuit type. The region frequents
[01:24:21] D'Ark, a specialized patisserie that
[01:24:24] perpetuates the tradition, the family recipe
[01:24:27] for several generations, report by
[01:24:30] Anider
[01:24:33] in this old family pastry shop, each
[01:24:36] batch prolongs a savoir-faire transmitted from generation to
[01:24:39] generation, the gestures of the elders are perpetuated thus
[01:24:43] giving this very
[01:24:46] particular taste.
[01:24:50] belonged to my grandfather who passed on his know-how to his children then to his grandchildren,
[01:24:53] today we perpetuate this tradition through our authentic
[01:24:57] kaak, highly prized by the inhabitants of Tlemcen but also of many
[01:25:01] regions of the country who come to
[01:25:02] seek it.
[01:25:06] behind this recipe, precise gestures and meticulous
[01:25:09] work, kneading, shaping, baking,
[01:25:13] simple gestures in appearance that are passed down through the
[01:25:16] generations and preserve family know-how.
[01:26:51] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening, welcome. For tomorrow, after
[01:26:54] the dissipation of the morning fog on the western coastal regions, the sky
[01:26:57] will remain clear to partially cloudy towards the western regions.
[01:27:01] Over the central regions as well as the
[01:27:04] East, the Oases, the Central Sahara, the Bolge Bagimortal region, the sky
[01:27:08] will remain cloudy with rains in the form of thunderstorms.
[01:27:12] They will be quite significant and accompanied by hail towards
[01:27:15] the east inland as well as the Aures. These rains will
[01:27:18] reach the coast. Central-east during the
[01:27:21] afternoon. Everywhere else, the sky will remain
[01:27:25] clear to partially cloudy. Note strong winds that
[01:27:28] can reach 50 km/h along the Algerian-Malian
[01:27:31] borders. Sand
[01:27:35] southwest, the central Sahara, the oases as well as
[01:27:38] the northern Sahara and along the Algerian-Malian
[01:27:41] borders. The minimum temperatures will be between
[01:27:44] 14 and 22° towards the northern regions, 25 to
[01:27:48] 28° from the Sahara towards the oases. 26° in Ghardaia, Tassili,
[01:27:51] 28° also towards the Tindouf region between 31 and
[01:27:55] 33°, the Central Sahara, the far south, as well as
[01:27:58] Illizi. The maximums for tomorrow will be
[01:28:01] 30° in Algiers, 33 in Oran, 27° in
[01:28:05] Annaba, 32° in Tizi Ouzou, 34° in Tlemcen,
[01:28:08] 28° in Béchar, 31° in Djelfa, 37° in
[01:28:12] Cherchell, 27° in Batna,
[01:28:15] 26° in Sétif, Constantine, as well as Guelma, 37° in
[01:28:19] Béchar. 38° in the North Sahara between 37 and
[01:28:22] 38° in Ghardaia and Tassili, 40 to
[01:28:25] 42° in Ouargla as well as Illizi,
[01:28:28] 41° in Tindouf between 43 and
[01:28:31] 44 in the Central Sahara, 42 to 44°
[01:28:35] towards the far south. The
[01:28:38] sea for tomorrow will be rough towards the
[01:28:41] western and central coasts and slightly rough towards the eastern coasts with winds
[01:28:45] that can reach 50 km/h towards the western coasts,
[01:28:48] 40 km/h towards the central and eastern coasts. We
[01:28:52] have reached the end of our bulletin. For the almanac, sunrise will be around
[01:28:55] 6:28 AM and sunset will be around 7 PM.
[01:28:59] For more information, Mobilis has presented
[01:29:23] you with the weather forecast.
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[02:00:27] Peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be upon you. Welcome, dear viewers, to the main
[02:00:31] news bulletin. You will follow in it: We highly
[02:00:34] appreciate the decision taken by the President of the Republic to cut
[02:00:37] relations with the state of the UAE. This
[02:00:41] appears to be due to Samir, meaning
[02:00:45] The best, I mean, is a decision. My message
[02:00:48] today is very simple, as an Algerian woman living abroad, and I think that
[02:00:52] all Algerian people, both inside and outside the country,
[02:00:55] situation. We trust in our state institutions
[02:00:59] and respect their sovereign decisions. We adhere
[02:01:02] to Algeria's unity and the independence
[02:01:05] of its sovereign national decision. As an Algerian community
[02:01:09] residing in Belgium, we appreciate the decision of His Excellency
[02:01:12] the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to cut ties with
[02:01:16] the Emirate state. This comes after long
[02:01:19] years of patience, and patience does not mean
[02:01:22] that we give up our dignity and Algeria's sovereignty.
[02:01:25] This is the wisdom of the Algerian official and even all Algerian
[02:01:29] people. Algerians inside and
[02:01:33] outside the country appreciate Algeria's sovereign decision
[02:01:36] to cut ties with the United Arab
[02:01:39] Emirates to protect the higher interests
[02:01:42] of the nation.
[02:01:51] To diversify water resources, the water transfer project
[02:01:55] to the state of Sidi Bel Abbes from the seawater desalination plant
[02:01:58] in Ain Témouchent
[02:02:01] completion. And in Tiaret, the new
[02:02:04] station for water treatment and purification, and water purification, is entering
[02:02:08] the technical testing phase, supporting agricultural
[02:02:11] activity.
[02:02:19] In a solidarity initiative that reflects the spirit of responsibility
[02:02:22] and solidarity, trainees are investing their skills to rehabilitate
[02:02:26] vocational centers fires
[02:02:29] in Jijel. In preparation for the new school year,
[02:02:33] modern educational structures and new facilities
[02:02:37] with modern
[02:02:39] the bulletin is from the states of Mascara
[02:02:41] and Bouira.
[02:02:50] Morocco, as part of systematic policies, the Makhzen continues
[02:02:54] to push the residents of villages and hamlets into the corridors of isolation
[02:02:57] and marginalization. In cities, buildings are demolished
[02:03:00] and development projects
[02:03:02] are absent.
[02:03:10] The departure of the friend of the Algerian Revolution, the American
[02:03:13] Eileen Mokhtefi, after a long struggle alongside
[02:03:16] the Algerian people, for which she deserved Algerian citizenship
[02:03:20] as a token of loyalty for her contributions
[02:03:23] in supporting the glorious Liberation Revolution.
[02:03:26] المجيده.
[02:03:32] When external positions conflict with the principles of the Algerian
[02:03:35] state, sovereignty becomes
[02:03:38] will not allow to be crossed, and diplomatic decisions
[02:03:42] turn into clear messages that relations
[02:03:46] between states are built on mutual respect
[02:03:49] and non-interference in internal affairs. Algeria's decisive
[02:03:52] decision towards the Emirates put the principle of
[02:03:56] sovereignty at the forefront of the scene and received
[02:03:59] widespread support from Algerians.
[02:04:03] And for reasons, there seem to be problems in every country, meaning
[02:04:06] it seems to me that it's better, it's a good decision,
[02:04:10] because if they made such a decision, it's not just like that. They know there's
[02:04:13] a final decision. I mean,
[02:04:17] a decision that convinces all Algerian people. There are
[02:04:20] many accumulated reasons. This is the reason why Algeria cut ties
[02:04:24] with them. This is obvious. We have a foreign policy.
[02:04:28] Algeria's policy in these matters is the best. There's nothing better.
[02:04:31] They didn't agree on each other. Algeria had given this
[02:04:34] state a warning
[02:04:37] and gave it the opportunity to review its decisions,
[02:04:40] but the UAE,
[02:04:43] with its provocative actions and decisions, insisted
[02:04:46] on
[02:04:49] continuing this approach. Therefore, we believe that the decision was
[02:04:53] the best decision and the best response to these provocations. We highly
[02:04:57] appreciate the decision taken by the President of the Republic to cut
[02:05:00] relations with the UAE,
[02:05:06] cutting of relations was preceded
[02:05:08] by attempts to amend and correct the situation,
[02:05:14] persistence in error and in spoiling
[02:05:18] the general situation was the reason for cutting
[02:05:21] these relations. And you will not find any
[02:05:26] decision, especially since
[02:05:29] Algeria is a state whose decisions are sovereign, and we are with
[02:05:33] the President of the Republic in all his decisions
[02:05:36] to cut ties with the UAE. And we are
[02:05:39] a state with history and principles
[02:05:42] and roots.
[02:05:45] Look, it's a sound decision, and we
[02:05:49] will not go against the decision of our country's highest authorities.
[02:05:53] The wise decision to make this decision with the UAE. It's in your mind. The state will never
[02:05:56] do something that doesn't serve the people.
[02:06:00] Do you understand? Generally, they do something that serves the people, do you understand? I am
[02:06:05] the state because it's a good decision, a 100%
[02:06:09] good decision. And because
[02:06:12] Algeria never compromises on its national sovereignty
[02:06:15] and national security, Algerians are
[02:06:18] united in supporting this step, which expresses
[02:06:21] the independence of the Algerian decision, far from
[02:06:24] any pressures or influence calculations.
[02:06:28] The world
[02:08:30] The Algerian state sacrificed more
[02:08:33] than 1.5 million martyrs.
[02:08:36] The state, we are a unique people,
[02:08:40] a state whose decision is taken every time. The people
[02:08:43] are the only ones whose decision is taken. The Algerian state,
[02:08:47] the President, I say it clearly, the decision of the country's highest authorities
[02:08:50] to cut ties with the UAE came to put
[02:08:54] things in order and put an end to the practice
[02:08:58] that crossed all red lines, as a citizen.
[02:09:03] Our decision is from the decision of the Algerian authorities.
[02:09:05] It is certainly based on data, based
[02:09:09] on
[02:09:12] the hint of Algeria's statement.
[02:09:14] And associations
[02:09:17] and individuals of the national community abroad, for their part, praised
[02:09:20] the sovereign decision and considered it a pillar of the principles of national
[02:09:24] sovereignty. We,
[02:09:27] Germany, support the decision of the President.
[02:10:00] The decisions, we know that the decisions are well-thought-out, and we have full confidence
[02:10:05] platform, we wish him success, and we hope that God
[02:10:09] will guide him to the right path, so that Algeria will always be, God willing,
[02:10:14] And as the old saying goes, the door that
[02:10:18] brings you wind, close it and rest. Long live Algeria!
[02:10:22] Glory and eternity to our righteous martyrs. And we
[02:10:26] news
[02:10:28] because if something exceeds its limits, it turns against itself. And the UAE
[02:10:32] didn't want to understand, and the door that brings you wind,
[02:10:35] close it and rest. As an Algerian community residing in Germany, we
[02:10:39] support His Excellency President Abdelmadjid Tebboune in
[02:10:43] all decisions that benefit the country
[02:10:46] and defend the country. And we see, I think,
[02:10:49] that the decision they made with the UAE was
[02:10:53] a strict and clear decision.
[02:10:56] Algeria's decision to cut diplomatic relations with
[02:11:00] the United Arab Emirates is a sovereign
[02:11:03] diplomatic decision. Algeria, with its history
[02:11:06] and positions, has never been a country
[02:11:10] that seeks escalation. Rather,
[02:11:13] it has always preferred dialogue
[02:11:17] inside and outside the country, have one word on this stance. We
[02:11:21] trust in our state's institutions and respect
[02:11:24] its sovereign decisions. We, as the Algerian community residing in
[02:11:28] Belgium, commend the decision of His Excellency the President of the Republic, Mr.
[02:11:31] Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to cut relations with the Emirates,
[02:11:35] and that is after long years of patience.
[02:11:38] And patience does not mean that we give up our dignity
[02:11:42] and Algeria's sovereignty. This is the wisdom of the Algerian
[02:11:45] official and even all Algerian people. The Algerian
[02:11:48] community
[02:11:51] decision taken by the
[02:11:54] to cut relations with the UAE,
[02:11:57] which has crossed all
[02:12:00] limits.
[02:12:02] Today, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and the National Community Abroad and African
[02:12:06] Affairs, Ahmed Attaf, made a phone call with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
[02:12:10] and International Cooperation and Expatriates. Abroad in the sisterly Arab Republic of Egypt,
[02:12:14] Badr Abdel Ati. The call discussed
[02:12:17] ways to enhance bilateral relations between Algeria and Egypt
[02:12:21] in various fields, where the two ministers stressed the importance
[02:12:24] of strengthening bilateral cooperation in all areas, especially in the economic
[02:12:28] and commercial areas, and opening
[02:12:30] new horizons for partnership in a way that serves the common
[02:12:34] interests of the two countries and the two brotherly peoples.
[02:12:37] The call also presented an opportunity to exchange views
[02:12:41] on a number of regional issues of common concern,
[02:12:44] where the two sides stressed the importance of continuing coordination and consultation,
[02:12:48] especially within the framework of the tripartite neighboring countries mechanism
[02:12:52] regarding Libya, to support efforts aimed at consolidating security
[02:12:55] and stability in this sisterly country and enabling the Libyan
[02:12:59] people to achieve their aspirations for peace,
[02:13:01] stability, and development. On this occasion, the two ministers
[02:13:05] reiterated the importance of continuing coordination and consultation
[02:13:09] between Algeria and Egypt on various Arab issues.
[02:13:13] and African
[02:13:15] To enhance water security and improve drinking
[02:13:19] water supply services, the water transfer project
[02:13:22] to the state of Sidi Bel Abbes, starting from the seawater desalination
[02:13:26] plant in Chatt El Hillal in Ain Témouchent, is nearing
[02:13:30] completion. The project is equipped with the latest
[02:13:33] modern technologies, managed by national
[02:13:37] competencies, to support the state's
[02:13:44] per day of desalinated water will be provided by the project to support
[02:13:48] the state of Sidi Bel Abbes with drinking water from
[02:13:51] the seawater desalination plant in Chatt El Hillal. The project
[02:13:55] will contribute to enhancing the state's water security over a distance
[02:13:58] of 51 kilometers. The project's progress
[02:14:01] rate is good, as we have reached approximately 85%.
[02:14:05] We are currently at the 5000
[02:14:09] cubic meter water tank, meaning all
[02:14:12] the pipes have been laid. We are now waiting for
[02:14:16] the pumps
[02:14:18] and hydromechanical equipment. The implementation of projects
[02:14:22] to develop water resources continues through the construction of a 100-hectare
[02:14:26] irrigation project using treated water from the Ras El Ma
[02:14:29] purification plant, which will support agricultural
[02:14:32] activity in the region. We laid the foundation
[02:14:36] stone for the start of the irrigation project
[02:14:40] for agricultural lands.
[02:14:44] God willing, all these stations will have cultivated areas for
[02:14:48] agricultural irrigation, and thus expanding
[02:14:51] these areas according to the directives of
[02:14:54] the country's highest authorities. This project encourages
[02:14:58] us to work, because we are in an area here where we lack
[02:15:02] water. It's a good thing, and an addition like this in the state of Sidi Bel Abbes
[02:15:05] and this area of Ras El Ma, flour was
[02:15:08] selling for one and a half
[02:15:10] meters. Today, you see the lack of
[02:15:14] rain, and praise be to God,
[02:15:18] goodness. May God bless the state. We have been waiting for this project
[02:15:21] for 12 years. With a storage capacity of up to
[02:15:25] 22 million cubic meters, the Sarno Dam
[02:15:28] will in the future be a pivotal link in the connection of water
[02:15:31] facilities in the state, by connecting various sources
[02:15:35] and increasing their storage capabilities, which ensures greater
[02:15:39] flexibility in distributing drinking water.
[02:15:42] To encourage agricultural activity, the state of Tiaret
[02:15:45] was supported with a new water treatment and purification
[02:15:49] plant, which will ensure the availability
[02:15:52] which contributes to increasing production efficiency
[02:16:00] near the course of Wadi El Taht, north of Frenda. Farmers
[02:16:04] are optimistic about the purification plant entering the final technical
[02:16:07] testing phase, which will be a source of irrigation water
[02:16:11] and organic materials. We have a wonderful country, fertile land,
[02:16:16] project was realized in record time. This is something we hoped for very much.
[02:16:19] The other thing we need to talk about a lot is the surrounding lands.
[02:16:23] We here
[02:16:28] I have this olive grove and it will become an irrigation
[02:16:31] area and they will make a large basin for us to irrigate from
[02:16:34] and we will benefit from it, and
[02:16:38] this project will generate other projects, God willing.
[02:16:42] close to our garden, and we will, God willing,
[02:16:45] work more and expand, God willing, and we will
[02:16:49] irrigate it. The station, which
[02:16:52] covers an area of seven hectares, receives
[02:16:55] wastewater coming from Frenda district and treats
[02:16:58] thousands of cubic meters daily.
[02:17:02] This station was built by
[02:17:06] an Algerian company 100%,
[02:17:10] and with more than 40% of its equipment
[02:17:14] This means the quantity of
[02:17:17] treated water, which is 12,000 cubic
[02:17:21] meters per day, we would like farmers to come to the station and have
[02:17:26] an agreement so that they can collect
[02:17:30] this mud, which is very important,
[02:17:33] meaning organic and natural
[02:17:37] materials, and it helps in
[02:17:41] his crop, whether it is vegetables or even
[02:17:45] grains. The station entering operation in the near
[02:17:49] for the establishment of an agricultural irrigation perimeter of up to
[02:17:53] 700 hectares, which will contribute to
[02:17:57] agricultural activity in
[02:18:01] In preparation for the school year, Mascara province
[02:18:04] is undergoing intensive preparations through
[02:18:07] the establishment of new educational structures and the support of
[02:18:11] the sector with institutions equipped with the latest
[02:18:22] With the approaching school year, the Mascara governorate
[02:18:25] has set an agenda to accelerate the pace of educational
[02:18:28] projects to strengthen its educational structures at various
[02:18:31] levels, from primary to middle
[02:18:34] and secondary, especially in the new urban hub
[02:18:38] in Mascara, Sig, as well as in the village of
[02:18:41] El Karaariya and Wadi El Abtal. Our children, thank God,
[02:18:44] will
[02:18:47] have less suffering in winter and summer.
[02:18:50] Our children in El Karaariya used to go to Sidi Slimane to study.
[02:18:54] Buses, and now, thank God, our children will study
[02:18:57] here. Thank God, it's good, thank God. This is a new
[02:19:01] achievement, a new addition to the neighborhood. Our children were
[02:19:06] school transportation. This educational institution
[02:19:09] was built within the framework of the integrated residential neighborhoods
[02:19:12] program, with a capacity of 1,000 pedagogical seats
[02:19:15] at the new urban hub of Wadi El Abtal city.
[02:19:19] Classrooms equipped with the latest
[02:19:23] facilities, laboratories,
[02:19:25] school canteens, and sports fields
[02:19:29] that will contribute to the good academic achievement of students.
[02:19:33] The construction of 49 additional
[02:19:35] classrooms has been completed, and
[02:19:39] 37 classrooms are under construction. 13 school
[02:19:43] canteens have been delivered, and four other canteens
[02:19:46] will be delivered in the coming days. These are new educational
[02:19:50] achievements that will enhance the learning environment and meet
[02:19:53] the requirements of modern and contemporary education.
[02:19:56] And with the countdown to the start
[02:20:00] of the school year, construction work continues
[02:20:03] in the state of Bouira to prepare
[02:20:06] and equip educational institutions as part of efforts to improve and provide
[02:20:10] modern and suitable
[02:20:17] the educational map expands, and with it grows
[02:20:20] the need for spaces that meet the aspirations of a new
[02:20:25] there were too many in the classrooms. And the cars when we crossed
[02:20:31] in the classrooms, over 30 people. They made us a stadium and a playground
[02:20:35] and a canteen. The best school I am
[02:20:38] This school opens so I can play with my friends and study in it and succeed. This
[02:20:42] school was built in Sour El Ghozlane. They made us a stadium,
[02:20:45] a playground, a canteen. I am happy to start
[02:20:48] studying. This school is in a good location, because the students
[02:20:52] will study here, and their parents will worry about them more. This is a good thing
[02:20:56] for the city of Sour El Ghozlane, and something for the first time
[02:20:58] with this quality. It's modern,
[02:21:01] it has everything. As long as they built this institution,
[02:21:05] my daughter used to be far away, and today, thank God,
[02:21:09] she is close, close to me. In a number
[02:21:12] of areas of the state, the pace of construction
[02:21:16] and equipping of modern educational
[02:21:19] facilities continues. Three new primary schools
[02:21:22] and two primary schools that were closed
[02:21:26] have been renovated. As for
[02:21:29] the middle school level, the state has benefited from four new
[02:21:33] institutions. The state has benefited from a secondary school at the level of
[02:21:36] the municipality. These structures have been fully equipped with all
[02:21:40] facilities, including school canteens and sports fields.
[02:21:44] Amidst the parents' relief, students eagerly
[02:21:47] await their return to their new seats
[02:21:50] and the discovery of modern and more comfortable
[02:21:54] educational spaces for a successful
[02:21:56] academic year.
[02:21:59] And in the state of El Tarf, continuous efforts are being made to strengthen
[02:22:02] university services by receiving a new
[02:22:05] university residence with a capacity of 2000
[02:22:08] beds, which meets the growing need for this type of
[02:22:11] facility. Hisham Jarah.
[02:22:15] The university residence of Martyr Daoud Ladha
[02:22:19] with 2000 beds, dedicated
[02:22:21] to female students, includes integrated
[02:22:25] facilities designed to provide all
[02:22:29] requirements for university life, from accommodation
[02:22:32] wings and restaurants to spaces dedicated
[02:22:35] to cultural
[02:22:37] and sports activities. The university residence
[02:22:41] of Martyr Daoudi is preparing to receive its new female students,
[02:22:45] especially those in veterinary medicine and biology,
[02:22:47] and students of the Higher School of Teachers.
[02:22:50] We also
[02:22:54] neighboring states to El Tarf state, especially Annaba,
[02:22:58] Skikda, Souk Ahras, and Guelma, which
[02:23:01] will contribute to the student feeling
[02:23:04] that this residence is her second home, because we guarantee
[02:23:08] a university environment that provides all cultural, sports,
[02:23:11] and scientific services. It is a supporting
[02:23:15] and motivating factor for academic and pedagogical achievement.
[02:23:20] facility into service adds a new
[02:23:23] brick to the network of university services in El Tarf
[02:23:27] state, within the framework of supporting the sector with new
[02:23:30] structures and keeping pace with the increasing
[02:23:33] number of students. This residence is located in the
[02:23:39] on National Road No. 44, near the university
[02:23:42] city. It was put into service to relieve pressure on
[02:23:46] other residences, within the
[02:23:49] project of the university complex of Chadli Benjedid University
[02:23:52] in El Tarf, which includes 6,000 pedagogical seats,
[02:23:55] in addition to several other service structures
[02:23:58] available in this residence, including the residence
[02:24:01] restaurant with a capacity of 500 seats.
[02:24:05] Also, there is a multi-purpose activity hall.
[02:24:08] Also, there is a sports field and sports
[02:24:12] halls. This vital facility will provide
[02:24:15] female students with wider options for accommodation
[02:24:18] near their university institutions
[02:24:22] and help them organize their daily lives
[02:24:25] better, allowing them to focus
[02:24:29] on their studies and continue
[02:24:31] their university journey in more stable
[02:24:35] conditions.
[02:27:48] and in a solidarity initiative that reflects responsibility and solidarity,
[02:27:52] more than 500 volunteers from trainees of
[02:27:55] vocational training centers and institutes have dedicated their skills
[02:27:59] and expertise to contribute to the rehabilitation of areas
[02:28:02] affected by fires, such as schools and basic
[02:28:06] infrastructure.
[02:28:06] We continue.
[02:28:11] Among the effects of the damage, the recovery process begins.
[02:28:14] In Jijel province, work is transforming
[02:28:18] into achievement by the hands of
[02:28:20] vocational training and education sector trainees, where
[02:28:24] field workshops continue to rehabilitate what
[02:28:27] was damaged, as part of supporting the efforts of the housing,
[02:28:31] urban development, and urban planning sector,
[02:28:33] and the public works
[02:28:36] sector. We came today to initiate the renovation of
[02:28:39] the institution located in the Ouled Yahia
[02:28:42] area, and each one contributed in their own way. For example,
[02:28:46] I contributed to repainting primary school.
[02:28:52] And the atmosphere was cooperative
[02:28:55] and supportive, all of us together, from one workshop to another,
[02:28:59] work continues under the supervision of trainers
[02:29:01] and their accompaniment, while trainees apply
[02:29:04] their skills and expertise in the service of the rehabilitation
[02:29:08] process. Now, we are in one of
[02:29:11] the damaged schools, and of course, this
[02:29:15] campaign involves sector officials, in addition to trainees
[02:29:18] and apprentices in the sector, and even some
[02:29:22] volunteers who have previously graduated from the vocational
[02:29:25] training and education sector. These are young talents who did
[02:29:29] not just learn a profession, but chose to make
[02:29:32] it a stance and a contribution
[02:29:35] and action. In Jijel province,
[02:29:38] hands are working to rehabilitate what
[02:29:44] In Morocco, suffering spreads and marginalization intensifies.
[02:29:48] Voices seeking rights are met with suppression
[02:29:51] and deception, and citizens search for
[02:29:54] fragments of their dignity amidst demolition and rubble. That
[02:29:57] is the harvest of the Makhzen.
[02:30:11] My brothers, they cut off his leg. Here, my brothers, the child
[02:30:15] was killed. This
[02:30:17] is flying, my brothers. Oh God,
[02:30:20] this is evil. Oh God, this is evil. Oh God, this is evil.
[02:30:39] in the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the Merciful,
[02:30:43] the oppressors, and do not let them achieve their goal, O Most Merciful
[02:30:47] of the Merciful, O Lord of the Worlds. We trust
[02:30:50] these Israelis. These are
[02:30:52] our Israeli brothers. We must welcome
[02:30:55] them with flowers.
[02:30:58] Like Moroccans in European countries,
[02:31:01] when the prayer time comes,
[02:31:05] they don't pray. When the means of livelihood become scarce, marginalization
[02:31:09] becomes a daily pain. In Morocco, demands turn into a cry
[02:31:12] seeking an echo, while the gap widens
[02:31:15] between the citizen and a dignified life.
[02:31:19] Sonia
[02:31:25] dangerous and unpaved turns reveal the isolation
[02:31:28] of the residents of Douar Melk and their suffering for decades.
[02:31:33] Behind these bleak scenes, Makhzen networks
[02:31:36] are working to drown citizens in a cycle of neglect
[02:31:39] and lack of development. We are oppressed
[02:31:43] in this village, and this village is old, it has its history,
[02:31:46] it has its old affairs. We couldn't find water to drink,
[02:31:50] we couldn't find water to drink for our animals. The problem is with the light at night now.
[02:31:54] With this heat, if there is 40 degrees in Agadir,
[02:31:57] we have 60 degrees of heat here. We have filled it with many
[02:32:00] requests.
[02:32:03] For almost eight years now, we have been asking for it.
[02:32:06] The study is like what is happening in Casablanca
[02:32:09] and Rabat of neglect and exclusion.
[02:32:13] The scope of the picture of people's lives under the weight
[02:32:15] of marginalization and signs of backwardness
[02:32:19] is expanding. Here, voices
[02:32:22] are raised demanding social
[02:32:25] demands that no one listens to on this
[02:32:29] land. Now there is nothing. We are carrying the burden.
[02:32:33] What a situation, my son. We are living in hardship. You see
[02:32:36] everything, I mean, I'm tired of talking. I'm afraid for myself.
[02:32:40] Be silent or you'll eat sticks. While
[02:32:44] Moroccan villages and hamlets suffer from isolation
[02:32:49] expands, The Makhzen regime's
[02:32:52] oppressive practices and tightening its grip on dozens
[02:32:56] of families with various methods of oppression and humiliating
[02:32:59] policies that demean human dignity.
[02:33:04] Today, in New York, the friend of the Algerian Revolution, the American
[02:33:07] activist Eileen Mokhtefi, passed away at the age of 98.
[02:33:11] Eileen Mokhtefi contributed to providing support to the delegation
[02:33:14] of the National Liberation Front at the United Nations. She also engaged
[02:33:18] in supporting the Algerian struggle in the march towards independence
[02:33:22] and the internationalization of the Algerian cause during the glorious
[02:33:25] Liberation Revolution. She later settled in Algeria after
[02:33:29] independence. In 2018,
[02:33:34] under the title "Algeria, the Capital of the Revolution," in which
[02:33:37] she reviews the most important milestones of her struggle
[02:33:40] alongside the struggle of the Algerian people and her support for their just
[02:33:44] cause, for their just cause.
[02:33:47] In recognition of this remarkable journey, the activist
[02:33:50] Eileen Mokhtefi was honored with Algerian citizenship
[02:33:53] by the President of the Republic as a token
[02:33:56] of gratitude for her sacrifices and contributions to
[02:34:00] supporting the struggle against colonialism.
[02:34:04] We conclude, dear viewers, with the rich Algerian
[02:34:07] cultural heritage. The Qandousiyah Library in Bechar
[02:34:11] Governorate preserves rare manuscripts in an exceptional
[02:34:14] Algerian script, created by Sheikh Mohamed bin Al-Qassem
[02:34:18] Al-Qandousi, to remain a legacy
[02:34:21] cultural treasure
[02:34:29] Library Al-Ziyaniyah opens,
[02:34:32] the scent of old paper and the fragrance of the ink
[02:34:36] with which precious manuscripts were written
[02:34:39] wafts out, narrating pages from
[02:34:42] a history shaped by the fingers of calligraphers
[02:34:44] and preserved by the shelves of the library.
[02:34:48] For its founder, Sheikh Sidi Mohamed bin Abdelrahman
[02:34:51] bin Abi Zayan Al-Qandousi,
[02:34:54] who was a jurist, a Sufi, and a judge.
[02:34:57] He established this library in
[02:35:00] 1686.
[02:35:03] The number of manuscripts in this library
[02:35:06] then
[02:35:09] was, according to the Sheikh's statement, 11 in the Zayaniyah order, up to 3000
[02:35:13] manuscripts. Among the manuscripts that the Qandousiyah
[02:35:16] Al-Ziyaniyah Library boasts, we find
[02:35:19] manuscripts written in the Qandousi script
[02:35:23] by the Sufi scholar and calligrapher Mohamed bin
[02:35:25] Al-Qassem Al-Qandousi, from the city
[02:35:28] of Al-Qanadsa. Among the manuscripts there
[02:35:32] is a "Rub'a," and this "Rub'a" consists of 12
[02:35:36] volumes, each volume containing five "Hizb"
[02:35:39] (parts of the Quran). So it's all Quran. This "Rub'a" was
[02:35:42] gifted
[02:35:45] by Sheikh Sidi Mohamed bin Qassem Al-Qandousi
[02:35:48] to his sheikh,
[02:35:51] Sidi Mohamed bin Abdullah. The calligrapher Mohamed bin Qassem
[02:35:55] Al-Qandousi is an Algerian calligrapher born in
[02:35:58] Al-Qanadsa around 1700.
[02:36:03] This calligrapher was known for
[02:36:06] learning in the Zayaniyah Al-Qandousiyah Zawiya, and from there
[02:36:10] he acquired his initial knowledge in the field
[02:36:14] of Qur'anic schools. He learned the Holy Quran. This script has
[02:36:17] a distinctive mark that it is bold and characterized
[02:36:20] by its wonderful aesthetic beauty and
[02:36:24] aesthetic merits that made it stand out from other scripts.
[02:36:28] Within the folds of the manuscripts, the Algerian Qandousi script
[02:36:31] embodies a sublime aesthetic heritage
[02:36:34] and an authentic civilizational depth that reflects
[02:36:37] a part of the beauty and authenticity of the protected
[02:36:40] Algeria.
[02:36:43] We conclude the bulletin by recalling the most important points
[02:36:46] it contained. Every appreciation was given to the decision taken
[02:36:50] by the President of the Republic to cut ties with the
[02:36:53] UAE. The reasons
[02:36:56] seem to be problems in all countries. It seems to me that it is better.
[02:36:59] It is a difficult decision. My message today
[02:37:04] and I believe that all Algerian people, from inside and outside,
[02:37:09] issue. We trust in our state institutions
[02:37:13] and respect their sovereign decisions, and we hold
[02:37:17] on to Algeria's unity and the independence
[02:37:19] of its sovereign national decision. We, as the Algerian
[02:37:23] community residing in Belgium, appreciate the decision of His Excellency the President
[02:37:26] of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to cut ties with
[02:37:30] the UAE, and that is after long patience
[02:37:33] for years. And patience does not mean that
[02:37:36] we give up the dignity and sovereignty of Algeria,
[02:37:39] and this is the wisdom of the Algerian official and even all the Algerian
[02:37:43] people. Algerians from inside and outside the country
[02:37:46] appreciate Algeria's sovereign decision to cut
[02:37:50] ties with the United Arab Emirates
[02:37:53] to protect the supreme interests
[02:37:56] of the nation.
[02:38:05] Diversifying water resources. A rapid pace in
[02:38:08] the work of the water transfer project to the wilaya of Sidi Bel Abbes,
[02:38:11] starting from the seawater desalination plant in Ain Temouchent.
[02:38:16] And in Tiaret, the new plant for water treatment and purification
[02:38:20] enters the technical testing phase in support of agricultural
[02:38:23] activity.
[02:38:33] In a solidarity initiative that reflects the spirit of responsibility
[02:38:36] and mutual support, trainees are investing their skills
[02:38:40] to rehabilitate professional centers
[02:38:43] الحرائق بجيجل.
[02:38:46] In preparation for the new school year, modern educational structures
[02:38:50] and new facilities with modern
[02:38:54] the bulletin was from the wilayas of Mascara
[02:39:04] In Morocco, and as part of systematic policies, the Makhzen continues
[02:39:08] to throw the residents of villages and hamlets into the labyrinths
[02:39:11] of isolation and marginalization. In cities, buildings are demolished
[02:39:15] and development
[02:39:16] projects are absent.
[02:39:24] The passing of the friend of the Algerian Revolution, the American Eileen
[02:39:27] Mokhtefi, after a rich militant journey alongside
[02:39:30] the Algerian people, for which she deserved Algerian
[02:39:34] citizenship as a token of loyalty for her contributions
[02:39:37] to supporting the glorious
[02:39:39] Liberation Revolution.
[02:39:43] End of the bulletin. Thank you. For your attention. Goodbye.
[02:40:16] Mobilis presents to you the weather
[02:40:19] forecast. Mobilis, together we make
[02:40:22] the future.
[02:40:26] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening and welcome. For tomorrow, after the dissipation of the morning
[02:40:30] mist on the western coastal regions, the sky will remain clear to
[02:40:33] partly cloudy towards the western regions. Over the central
[02:40:37] regions, as well as the eastern oases and the central Sahara, the
[02:40:41] region of Bordj Badji Mokhtar, the sky will remain overcast with
[02:40:45] rains in the form of thundery showers. They will be quite
[02:40:48] marked and accompanied by hail towards the eastern interior as well as
[02:40:51] the Aures. These rains will reach the central-eastern
[02:40:55] coast in the afternoon. Everywhere
[02:40:58] else, the sky will remain clear to partly cloudy.
[02:41:01] Note strong winds that can reach 50 km/h
[02:41:05] all along the Algerian-Malian borders. Sand
[02:41:10] southwest, the central Sahara, the oases, as well as
[02:41:13] the northern Sahara and all along the Algerian-Malian
[02:41:16] borders. Minimum temperatures will be between
[02:41:20] 14 and 22° towards the
[02:41:23] the Saoura towards the oases (26°), the Hoggar, the Tassili 28°.
[02:41:27] Also towards the Tindouf region, between 31 and 33°, the
[02:41:31] central Sahara, the far south, as well as Illizi. The
[02:41:35] maximum temperatures for tomorrow will be 30° in Algiers,
[02:41:38] 33° in Oran, 27° in Annaba, 32° in Tizi Ouzou,
[02:41:42] 34° in Tlemcen, 28° in Béjaïa, 31° in
[02:41:45] Djelfa, 37° in Ouargla, Relizane
[02:41:48] 27°, Batna 26°, Sétif, Constantine, as well as
[02:41:53] 38°, the Northern Sahara between
[02:41:57] 37 and 38°, the Hoggar and the Tassili, 40 to
[02:42:00] 42°C. Ouargla as well as Illizi,
[02:42:03] 41°C. Tindouf between 43 and
[02:42:06] 44°C. The central Sahara, 42 to 44°C
[02:42:10] towards the far south. The
[02:42:12] sea for tomorrow will be rough towards the western
[02:42:16] and central coasts and slightly rough towards the eastern coasts with winds that can
[02:42:20] reach 50 km/h towards the western coasts,
[02:42:23] 40 km/h towards the coasts. As well as east. We have reached the end
[02:42:27] of our bulletin. The ephemeris: the
[02:42:31] 6:28 AM and will set around
[02:42:34] 7:00 PM. For more information, consult the Algeria Met
[02:42:37] websites. Have an excellent evening with the rest of the programs on Canal Algérie. I'll see you tomorrow.
[02:42:40] Mobilis presented
[02:42:57] you the weather forecast.
[02:43:01] Mobilis, together we build
[02:43:04] the future.
[02:43:13] The National Center for Onboard Drone Systems
[02:43:16] announces the launch of its electronic
[02:43:19] website on the Internet,
[02:43:22] dronetzid.
[02:43:25] This is to facilitate access to its quality services
[02:43:29] that help you in your professional and
[02:43:32] private activities related to the field of onboard
[02:43:37] Where you can obtain
[02:43:41] for practicing various activities related
[02:43:45] to onboard drone systems, such as
[02:43:49] manufacturing, import,
[02:43:52] export, sale wholesale or retail,
[02:43:55] maintenance, rental,
[02:43:58] provision of services,
[02:44:01] licenses for acquisition, import, export,
[02:44:07] of onboard drone systems by legally authorized
[02:44:11] operators or by natural or legal
[02:44:14] persons, issued by the National Center in accordance
[02:44:18] with the current regulations, accreditation
[02:44:21] of remote pilot training bodies,
[02:44:24] and licenses for the use of onboard
[02:44:28] drone systems.
[02:44:30] Therefore,
[02:44:34] those wishing to benefit from these services
[02:44:38] must submit applications for various accreditations and licenses
[02:44:42] to practice these activities to the National Center,
[02:44:45] accompanied by the necessary documents for each file, which
[02:44:49] can be found on the official website of the National
[02:44:51] Center for Onboard The website
[02:44:55] also offers
[02:45:00] an appointment booking service for
[02:45:03] residents of Algeria only. This is done
[02:45:06] by filling out the electronic form with the required
[02:45:10] information and sending it directly,
[02:45:14] which ensures organized reception and optimal
[02:45:17] processing of applications.
[02:45:19] For more
[02:45:23] information, the National Center for Onboard
[02:45:26] Drone Systems invites you to visit
[02:45:29] its website, dronate.
[02:45:32] The Democratic
[02:45:39] People's Republic of Algeria.
[02:45:42] The Independent National Election Authority. The exceptional
[02:45:46] review of the electoral lists for the election of members
[02:45:49] of the Municipal and Provincial People's Assemblies on Saturday,
[02:45:53] November 28,
[02:45:56] September 6 to 17, 2026,
[02:45:59] under the slogan "I register
[02:46:01] to choose."
[02:46:04] How to register in the electoral
[02:46:08] Young people aged 18 on election
[02:46:11] day, who have not previously
[02:46:15] registered in the electoral lists,
[02:46:18] and who have changed their place
[02:46:19] of residence,
[02:46:25] the Municipal Committee for the Review of Electoral Lists at the Municipal
[02:46:29] Coordinator of the Independent National
[02:46:31] Election Authority, accompanied by their
[02:46:35] identity card and a document proving residence, or send
[02:46:38] their applications remotely via the official website designated
[02:46:42] for this purpose.
[02:46:50] Any citizen can also verify their registration in the electoral
[02:46:53] lists by clicking
[02:46:55] link.
[02:46:59] Register to choose.
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