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[01:00:10] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening, delighted to meet you for this new edition.
[01:00:14] On the front page tonight, the President of the Republic presided over a
[01:00:18] meeting of the Council of Ministers dedicated to the 2027 finance bill
[01:00:21] as well as several strategic files. We will talk about it in
[01:00:24] a moment.
[01:00:32] The President of the Republic reiterates his commitment to revaluing salaries
[01:00:36] and preserving citizens' purchasing power. Commitments
[01:00:40] expressed during his periodic interview with the national press.
[01:00:43] We will come back to this in this newspaper.
[01:00:49] More than 40,000 trainees and apprentices have joined vocational
[01:00:52] training establishments across the country, a new school year marked
[01:00:56] by the introduction of 23 new specializations. An illustration in
[01:01:00] Cherchell.
[01:01:08] And to conclude, heading to Djemila, the ancient city classified as a UNESCO
[01:01:12] World Heritage site, it continues to fascinate with the
[01:01:15] richness of its remains.
[01:01:22] Welcome to all, we begin this news report with the meeting of the
[01:01:27] the Republic Abdelmajid Tebboune, Supreme Commander of the Armed
[01:01:30] Forces, Minister of National Defense. The meeting was
[01:01:34] dedicated to the 2027 finance bill as well as presentations
[01:01:37] on the financing agreement by the African Development Bank for the
[01:01:41] construction of the railway line Almenia
[01:01:44] In-Salah, the project for the construction of the station of
[01:01:47] the Missan Tamanrasset section on the
[01:01:50] Almenia In-Salah Tamanrasset railway
[01:01:53] line, the cereal harvest report for the
[01:01:57] 2026 campaign and the implementation report of the
[01:02:00] conclusions of the work of the mixed commissions and bilateral
[01:02:04] agreements concluded with Niger and Chad. First.
[01:02:07] announcement: salary increases will be included in the
[01:02:11] 2027 finance bill. The President of the Republic also
[01:02:15] ordered that no new taxes likely to affect the purchasing power of
[01:02:18] citizens should be introduced, whether for middle
[01:02:21] classes or people with modest incomes. The
[01:02:25] 2027 finance bill was then
[01:02:28] adopted by the council of ministers. Another
[01:02:31] item on the agenda was relations with Niger and Chad. The
[01:02:35] President of the Republic welcomed the excellent relations between
[01:02:38] Algeria and these two countries, despite attempts to disrupt
[01:02:42] this dynamic. He instructed the government to closely monitor
[01:02:46] projects undertaken in both countries and to facilitate exchanges,
[01:02:51] education, health and telecommunications
[01:02:54] sectors. The Prime Minister was also
[01:02:58] tasked with maintaining coordination and
[01:03:01] consultation with his Nigerien and Chadian counterparts in order to
[01:03:05] preserve a dynamic of effective cooperation
[01:03:08] and concrete results. One of the main
[01:03:11] issues of this meeting concerns the major railway project
[01:03:15] to connect the north to the great south. The
[01:03:18] Head of State ordered the immediate launch of work on the
[01:03:22] various sections of the Larwat line. Saleh Tamanras
[01:03:25] elevated to absolute priority in the public
[01:03:28] works sector. Objective. accelerate work
[01:03:31] so that the entire project is
[01:03:35] 2028. a deadline that should eventually allow
[01:03:39] travel by train from the north of the
[01:03:42] country to Tamanraset. This ambition also takes a new
[01:03:46] step with the approval by the African Development Bank of
[01:03:50] the financing of the El Mnia In Saleh Tamanraset section. The
[01:03:54] Head of State on this occasion instructed the Minister of Public Works
[01:03:57] to convey his thanks to all workers in the
[01:04:01] sector. Finally, the Council of Ministers approved a
[01:04:06] charter of the Green Middle East, adopted in Riyadh. The President of the
[01:04:10] Republic also asked the Minister of Agriculture and the
[01:04:13] Secretary General of the Government to prepare a Council of
[01:04:17] Ministers devoted exclusively to the
[01:04:22] the Republic, Abdelmajid Tebun, granted national press
[01:04:26] representatives an interview during which the Head of State responded
[01:04:30] to several questions relating to national,
[01:04:33] regional and international issues that interest
[01:04:36] public opinion.
[01:04:48] Addressing the rise in prices of certain products, reiterating his
[01:04:51] categorical rejection of illicit speculation. The
[01:04:55] President of the Republic revealed that according to initial
[01:04:58] investigations, the majority of
[01:05:00] farmers were not responsible for this increase, stating that these practices constitute a
[01:05:04] crime against the people and that the state will continue its
[01:05:07] efforts to
[01:05:08] preserve
[01:05:11] According to the initial investigations, most
[01:05:14] farmers are not
[01:05:19] the prices.
[01:05:22] The farmer who sells tomatoes for 20 dinars
[01:05:26] and finds them the market.
[01:05:31] This person who did this is a criminal, a crime
[01:05:34] against the people, and we will confront him.
[01:05:36] He is not
[01:05:39] from today.
[01:05:42] the government and the ministers of trade and whoever brought it upon
[01:05:46] himself, that's his problem. We must preserve the purchasing
[01:05:49] power of the citizen, waiting until
[01:05:52] the end of 2027 to raise it
[01:05:56] even more and more.
[01:05:59] Regarding the revaluation of salaries, the President of the Republic affirmed that
[01:06:03] the year 2027 will see new salary increases,
[01:06:07] reiterating his commitment to materialize the 53
[01:06:12] of the increase, I tell you, in 2027,
[01:06:14] God willing, we will start with the increases
[01:06:17] because I committed to completing the remaining 53%.
[01:06:20] I repeat it and I am committed
[01:06:24] to it. We have raised
[01:06:26] wages by 27.47%.
[01:06:30] Remaining 53%.
[01:06:34] If circumstances allow, I will do it in one
[01:06:37] go.
[01:06:40] Regarding the fires that have affected some parts of the
[01:06:43] country, the President of the Republic affirmed that the majority of
[01:06:47] them are of criminal origin, reiterating his commitment
[01:06:50] to compensate all victims.
[01:06:54] Many of the fires were fabricated.
[01:06:56] Officially, there were fires that we discovered recently,
[01:07:00] that those flare guns send from
[01:07:03] 500 meters, 600 meters to start fires. There are such things.
[01:07:07] There are things
[01:07:10] they had prepared. You saw matches and this
[01:07:14] and this in criminal matters. We are not here
[01:07:18] today to compensate
[01:07:21] for it, and you will be compensated for it around
[01:07:25] one to 1.2 billion
[01:07:28] dinars approximately. It's a huge, huge
[01:07:32] thing. But I
[01:07:35] promise to take care of
[01:07:37] the victims, I will definitely take care of the Algerians
[01:07:41] and workers.
[01:08:07] Foreign trade is obliged to provide people's needs,
[01:08:10] but people must know what they are going to
[01:08:13] bring, because
[01:08:17] it's not a matter of hard currency, it's a matter of
[01:08:19] independence.
[01:08:22] If it depletes
[01:08:25] my foreign exchange
[01:08:28] reserves, I won't let you, because
[01:08:31] foreign exchange reserves are linked
[01:08:34] to the freedom of the country, the independence
[01:08:38] of decision, the pride of Algerians, and so
[01:08:41] on and so forth.
[01:09:12] will exceed 3.8, which they declared.
[01:09:15] We have a growth
[01:09:18] rate, according to our
[01:09:22] own studies,
[01:09:24] it could be around 4.4,
[01:09:27] 4.01, 4.02 in terms of
[01:09:30] development, but it is strong development. Our work today
[01:09:33] is to have a stable
[01:09:37] income that does not
[01:09:40] change, that is not less than 50 billion
[01:09:43] dollars annually at least, which means that
[01:09:47] until 2031,
[01:09:49] these people have not become rich on the basis of going into debt. There will be no
[01:09:53] debt.
[01:09:59] Laghouat
[01:10:05] The people of Laghouat. The train has reached
[01:10:08] Laghouat. Djelfa, Laghouat, it's done.
[01:10:12] We finished that. Remaining Laghouat, Ghardaïa, Ghardaïa,
[01:10:15] El M'nia, El M'nia, Ain Salah. They started it.
[01:10:18] They started it. And to start
[01:10:22] with two or three workshops. A workshop starts from
[01:10:26] Tamanrasset, and a workshop starts
[01:10:29] from this
[01:10:33] Laghouat, El M'nia, and so on. A workshop starts
[01:10:36] from Ain Salah. Three workshops meet each other to
[01:10:40] gain the advantage. The Head of State also emphasized that
[01:10:44] the members of the High Council of the National Scientific Community abroad
[01:10:47] show a strong desire to contribute to the
[01:10:50] dynamic.
[01:10:53] The main element in
[01:10:56] scientific research and in addressing economic
[01:10:59] problems globally
[01:11:02] are originally Algerians. So we are more deserving of them. They have
[01:11:06] a strong desire to participate in the development of
[01:11:09] their country. All of them are graduates of
[01:11:12] Algerian universities, of course. They
[01:11:16] continued abroad and reached higher levels.
[01:11:20] Today, they themselves want
[01:11:24] to return the favor to the country and return.
[01:11:28] If the time comes, Algeria has entered
[01:11:31] a stage of development.
[01:11:34] We need
[01:11:36] additions from abroad. These additions can only come from
[01:11:39] Algerians.
[01:12:12] war against Algeria in the fullest sense. All kinds of
[01:12:16] drugs
[01:12:19] and in unreasonable
[01:12:21] quantities. The last operation in Oran
[01:12:25] by the police involved 10
[01:12:29] million pills. We didn't make
[01:12:32] laws, we didn't do this.
[01:12:34] We were created in other
[01:12:37] countries. There are drugs.
[01:12:41] There is not us.
[01:12:44] We have
[01:12:47] also some other crimes, child abduction
[01:12:51] and so on.
[01:13:07] the Sahel comes with development, not
[01:13:09] with military.
[01:13:12] We agreed with our brothers in Niger that this
[01:13:15] is the principle we start with. And we entered
[01:13:18] into clear development
[01:13:22] programs to build another
[01:13:25] power generation plant,
[01:13:27] also a hospital,
[01:13:29] also
[01:13:32] a high school, even a mosque, Allahu Akbar.
[01:13:36] In addition to providing military training, including sending
[01:13:39] military aircraft to them.
[01:13:42] Military aircraft, because people don't want
[01:13:44] to be ashamed.
[01:13:46] The more we advance, imagine, the Head of Government
[01:13:50] was here, Mr. Zain,
[01:13:53] he entered at night.
[01:14:25] Mali has an internal problem, I don't interfere
[01:14:29] unless they ask us to interfere. I will interfere.
[01:14:32] So we will see and find
[01:14:34] a solution. This is reason, it must
[01:14:38] prevail, not weapons.
[01:14:42] these terrorist groups that are in
[01:14:46] Mali or Niger, we are
[01:14:48] with them wholeheartedly to fight
[01:14:51] these remnants of terrorism that
[01:14:55] are fueled by other parties, not us.
[01:14:58] And we help Mali if they ask us, we help Niger if they ask
[01:15:02] us. And they asked us and we are
[01:15:05] ready.
[01:15:06] When
[01:15:16] we decide,
[01:15:18] we don't back down. And we didn't decide
[01:15:21] until, as they say in common language, the knife reached the bone.
[01:15:26] I taught him shooting,
[01:15:28] and when he became strong, he shot me. And as
[01:15:32] I taught him to compose verses, and when he composed a verse,
[01:15:35] he slandered me. Is the reward for good
[01:15:38] anything but good? Now even their oil company, we
[01:15:42] created it.
[01:15:44] Today you want to control me with your tyranny?
[01:15:48] No. This is Algeria.
[01:15:51] This Algeria has five million people.
[01:16:03] Also in the news, in recognition of the efforts of
[01:16:06] President of the Republic Abdel Majid Tebboune for peace and
[01:16:09] constructive dialogue on an international scale, as well as his
[01:16:12] action to develop human and economic relations of Algeria throughout
[01:16:16] the world, the International Public Chamber awarded him
[01:16:20] through the representative of the Russian Federation
[01:16:23] its highest international distinction, the Order of Public
[01:16:27] Diplomacy. This distinction was awarded during the
[01:16:30] closing ceremony of the Algerian television program Hadil
[01:16:34] arwaah in its international
[01:16:36] edition.
[01:16:42] Organization, a non-political platform bringing together experts
[01:16:46] and representatives from 79 countries and eight
[01:16:50] religious communities. I extend my warmest greetings to you.
[01:16:53] We commend your constant efforts for peace, constructive
[01:16:57] dialogue and rapprochement between peoples, as well as your
[01:17:01] commitment to the development of human and economic relations
[01:17:05] of Algerians around the world, a dynamic that has allowed
[01:17:08] Algeria to strengthen its influence, forge
[01:17:11] strong friendships and develop strategic
[01:17:14] partnerships. We also express our deep
[01:17:17] gratitude for the remarkable project
[01:17:20] produced by Algerian television, which brought together
[01:17:23] young munshidines from the Muslim world around
[01:17:27] songs carrying a message of dialogue and peace, a
[01:17:31] creative initiative that illustrates, through culture and
[01:17:34] spirituality, a form of diplomacy contributing to the
[01:17:38] Algeria.
[01:17:43] Plus countries have decided to maintain unchanged their overall
[01:17:46] production level for the month of November in light of
[01:17:49] developments. This decision was taken by Plus, which
[01:17:52] proceeded to voluntary adjustments to their production and
[01:17:56] in which the Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons Mohammed Arcab
[01:17:59] participated. Mohammed Arcab also took part in the work of the
[01:18:03] 68th meeting of the Joint Ministerial Monitoring
[01:18:06] Committee. The work focused on evaluating the level of compliance
[01:18:09] of participating countries to OPEC and their
[01:18:12] commitment to voluntary production adjustments during
[01:18:16] the months of July and August
[01:18:19] 2026. The Minister of State, Minister of
[01:18:22] Hydrocarbons Mohammed Harkab received
[01:18:25] Organization of African Petroleum Producers, Farid
[01:18:29] Razali, who is on a working visit to Algeria as part
[01:18:32] of his participation in the work of the exhibition and conference on
[01:18:36] energy and hydro in Africa and the Mediterranean, Napec
[01:18:39] 2026, scheduled to be held in Oran. The two parties
[01:18:43] examined ways to strengthen cooperation between Algeria and
[01:18:46] the continental organization and the prospects for African partnership
[01:18:50] in light of the ongoing global changes in the sector.
[01:18:54] Mohamed Harkab
[01:18:57] Energy and Petroleum of Senegal, Al Haj Abdorrahman Diouf,
[01:19:01] with whom he examined ways and means to strengthen bilateral
[01:19:05] cooperation and the development and... develop partnership between the
[01:19:08] two countries in the field of hydrocarbons. On this occasion, they
[01:19:12] congratulated each other on the solidity of the paternal and historical ties uniting the two
[01:19:16] countries, as well as the common political will to raise these
[01:19:19] relations to the rank of a multidimensional strategic partnership.
[01:19:22] Today,
[01:19:25] we join the centers and institutes of vocational training
[01:19:29] and education across the country. The official launch was given from
[01:19:32] the city of Tipaza by the
[01:19:36] Education.
[01:19:38] A new academic year distinguished by the creation of 23
[01:19:42] new specialties covering strategic
[01:19:45] sectors.
[01:19:48] Among these new training courses, that of and automation,
[01:19:51] now offered by the Shahida Saliha Ben Hamdine
[01:19:55] Professional Training Center in Cherchell, which also
[01:19:59] offers support to trainees at the end of their
[01:20:02] training. Details with Annajar in this report. Industrial
[01:20:06] regulation and automation is the new
[01:20:09] specialty introduced by the Saliha Ben Hamdin Professional Training Center
[01:20:13] in Cherchell to
[01:20:16] in this field. It aims to train learners to pilot,
[01:20:20] control, automate and monitor industrial
[01:20:24] machines and processes. It complements several technical
[01:20:28] fields already offered, including industrial maintenance,
[01:20:31] mechatronics, energy efficiency and building
[01:20:35] electricity. We have opted for the
[01:20:38] specialty of industrial automation, regulation and automation.
[01:20:41] It is a specialty intended for
[01:20:44] trainees who have a high school diploma level, after an
[01:20:48] entrance exam. During the 30 months, the trainee learns
[01:20:51] the basics of electronics,
[01:20:54] technical, maintenance, and industrial
[01:20:57] aspects. To meet different profiles and backgrounds,
[01:21:01] the establishment offers two modes of learning: we have
[01:21:04] two modes of training: the apprenticeship mode and... in the face-to-face
[01:21:07] mode, the apprenticeship mode, the trainee
[01:21:11] and the training are alternating at the
[01:21:15] institute and company levels.
[01:21:17] Compared to the face-to-face mode, the training
[01:21:20] will be completely at the institute level. Learners
[01:21:24] are increasingly choosing specialties that offer
[01:21:27] broad professional opportunities and therefore better prospects
[01:21:31] for integration into the job market.
[01:21:34] Industrial maintenance really appealed to me. So
[01:21:38] I chose to continue in this specialty and
[01:21:41] I hope, God willing, to find a job in this
[01:21:44] field. I chose this specialty because it
[01:21:48] particularly interested me. The administrative teams were also
[01:21:51] there to support us and explain the different
[01:21:54] stages. And at the end of their training, the support continues.
[01:21:58] Graduates can be supervised within the institute to
[01:22:02] concretize their ideas, move from project to action and
[01:22:05] ultimately create their own
[01:22:08] business. In the dynamic of efforts made to secure
[01:22:11] borders and combat smuggling and organized crime, combined
[01:22:15] detachments of the National Popular Army in the 3rd military region
[01:22:18] in Béchar thwarted, during a search and
[01:22:22] raid operation on October 1st and 2nd, two attempts
[01:22:25] to transport a large quantity of drugs to national
[01:22:28] territory. This operation resulted in the elimination of a
[01:22:32] drug trafficker, the seizure of 1660 kg
[01:22:35] of processed cannabis and three pairs of day binoculars. These large
[01:22:39] quantities of seized drugs highlight
[01:22:42] across the national territory
[01:22:46] to thwart and foil all attempts
[01:22:49] to flood our country with these toxic substances.
[01:23:08] Brothers, here is the boy whose leg was cut off. Here are my
[01:23:11] brothers, the boy whose leg was cut off. Look where his leg is flying,
[01:23:14] my brothers. Oh God, this is evil. Oh God,
[01:23:18] this is evil. Oh God, this is evil.
[01:23:36] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the Merciful,
[01:23:40] the oppressors and do not grant them their wish, O Most Merciful of the
[01:23:43] Merciful, O Lord of the Worlds. I trust in
[01:23:46] Israel. These are our Israeli brothers.
[01:23:50] We should welcome them with flowers,
[01:23:54] like Moroccans in European
[01:23:56] countries.
[01:24:01] the normalization of relations with the Zionist entity, still
[01:24:04] contested by the Moroccan population who sees it as an
[01:24:07] attack on their identity. After homes, this time it is places
[01:24:11] of worship that are being demolished, causing the anger of the
[01:24:14] faithful.
[01:24:17] In Morocco, even places of worship are not spared by
[01:24:21] demolitions, when it comes
[01:24:24] the Zionist entity. The Makhzen knows no bounds
[01:24:28] and takes no precautions to demolish mosques and grant
[01:24:31] construction permits for housing and the installation of Zionists
[01:24:35] in Morocco. And community activists who see a
[01:24:38] loss of cultural and religious heritage in the
[01:24:41] vicinity, but also restrictions on access
[01:24:44] to worship. The decision to close this mosque was justified
[01:24:48] by the fact that it is located in an area where the majority have left,
[01:24:52] but even if some residents have left, we are still
[01:24:55] here, we live here and must have the right to perform our five
[01:24:59] daily prayers in this mosque. Even the delegate who came
[01:25:03] today knows this perfectly well. We informed him of our opposition
[01:25:07] to the closure of the mosque and he knows full well that we
[01:25:10] perform our prayers there. No prior notification was
[01:25:14] sent to us. This is an extremely serious
[01:25:17] transgression.
[01:25:20] Look, look where we had to lay our mats to perform our
[01:25:23] prayer.
[01:25:27] Demolition operations further threaten Islamic
[01:25:31] identity and Moroccans wonder if they are still in a
[01:25:35] Muslim
[01:25:35] country.
[01:25:40] They closed the Khalid mosque more than
[01:25:43] 4 years ago and we don't know why. Citizens therefore
[01:25:46] travel to pray in the Mustapha mosque which is far away.
[01:25:58] undertaken by the Makhzen shows the interests granted to the Zionist
[01:26:02] entity at the expense of
[01:26:04] Moroccans.
[01:26:07] And we conclude this news bulletin with Uniscala Ajmila, an
[01:26:11] ancient city classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, whose
[01:26:15] vestiges continue to fascinate visitors. A guided tour is
[01:26:19] offered.
[01:26:24] at 900 m altitude on a
[01:26:26] rocky outcrop,
[01:26:30] Roman urban planning adapted to a
[01:26:33] mountainous site with its forum, its temples, its
[01:26:36] basilicas,
[01:26:39] founded at the end of the 1st century under the reign of the former Roman emperor
[01:26:43] Nerva (Jemila or Cuicul) is an
[01:26:46] establishment of an ancient Roman colony that connected the great
[01:26:50] axes of Africa and beyond its defensive
[01:26:53] role, the colony was chosen for the incredible
[01:26:56] fertility of its hinterland. The urban planning of
[01:27:00] the city was composed of three
[01:27:03] compartments: the first is the
[01:27:06] primitive city which is located to the
[01:27:10] north of the city, oriented towards
[01:27:14] the empire, the core of the Roman empire, composed of elements
[01:27:17] uh religious. such as the
[01:27:20] capitol and also the
[01:27:23] temple, the capitol of the trinity of worship,
[01:27:27] Juno, Jupiter and Minerva, and also
[01:27:30] a temple dedicated to Venus, the goddess of
[01:27:33] beauty and love, and also, the core of Roman
[01:27:37] cities, is the forum next to it, surrounded
[01:27:41] by monuments in
[01:27:43] 10, for example, we say the market of the
[01:27:47] Cozinus brothers, the judicial basilica. dedicated to
[01:27:50] Julia Domna, the Curia or the
[01:27:53] Senate.
[01:27:59] Heritage site since 1982, Jamila
[01:28:01] benefits from preservation and enhancement
[01:28:04] work, a heritage that Algeria
[01:28:07] strives to transmit.
[01:28:10] Each year, 30,000 visitors discover this
[01:28:14] very diverse Roman architectural heritage
[01:28:17] and some 15,000 students frequent it. They explore
[01:28:21] the ruins, discover the various buildings and
[01:28:27] grandeur of the Roman
[01:28:29] civilization. That's it, okay.
[01:28:34] This place emanates a special energy, it's something quite
[01:28:38] extraordinary, it's probably a kind of time machine
[01:28:41] that your country has managed to
[01:28:43] preserve.
[01:28:47] This is my first time here and I'm very, very, very happy because I've wanted to
[01:28:50] visit Jumila for a very long time. I haven't seen them at
[01:28:54] all, it's unique, it's very
[01:28:56] simple. Visitors leave, the
[01:29:00] stones remain. Between mountains
[01:29:02] and ruins, Algeria preserves here the traces of a thousand-year-old
[01:29:06] past, a memory that crosses centuries and
[01:29:10] continues to be transmitted.
[01:29:13] And it is with these beautiful images that we come
[01:29:17] watching, excellent.
[01:29:48] Mobilis presents to you the weather
[01:29:51] conditions. Mobilis, together we build
[01:29:55] the future.
[01:29:58] Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, delighted to have you back. Well, for tomorrow, Météo
[01:30:02] Algérie predicts an improvement practically throughout the country.
[01:30:05] We will still note some clouds, sometimes quite dense towards
[01:30:08] the central interior and with the possibility of some stormy periods towards the
[01:30:13] to the east, at the end of the day, the maintenance of a
[01:30:17] more vigorous activity towards the extreme south, the Hoggar, the Tassili, and the trend
[01:30:20] will be towards improvement in the Central Sahara, in the Eastern Sahara, we will also
[01:30:24] note sandstorms towards the North Sahara up to the
[01:30:27] southwest. Here are the temperatures, and indeed,
[01:30:31] this evening we will record: 15 degrees in Albeyo, 12 to
[01:30:34] Dulfa, 24 Rilisin,
[01:30:36] Schluf 22 Algiers, Tiziouzo 21 Skikda,
[01:30:39] 17 Tiziouzu 21 for Elisie Hassin Saoud,
[01:30:43] Bachar between 25 and 26 in the Central
[01:30:46] Sahara, 27 in the extreme south, and finally
[01:30:49] 18 towards Hoggar and the Tassili. Tomorrow
[01:30:52] afternoon, we will see rather high temperatures for the
[01:30:56] season with a maximum of 37 degrees in Rilizen,
[01:30:59] Schluftlem 32 Algiers, 34.
[01:31:06] 32 in the southern part of Bachar, Reddaya 38,
[01:31:09] Tindouf 39, Adrar In Salah between 37
[01:31:12] and 39 for the extreme south, and as you understood, this is the
[01:31:16] maximum tomorrow, and finally 32 in Djanet.
[01:31:20] Now for the sea state for tomorrow afternoon, Météo Algérie
[01:31:23] predicts calm to slightly rough seas with light to moderate winds between
[01:31:27] 15 and 40 km/h to the west, between
[01:31:30] 10 and 20 km/h in the center
[01:31:34] as well as to the east. Next, Météo Algérie
[01:31:38] predicts a rainy day on Tuesday inland, the sky will be veiled
[01:31:42] near the coasts, even more rainy and stormy towards the
[01:31:45] southwest, the North Sahara, the extreme south. Now we move on to
[01:31:49] Wednesday, and Météo Algérie predicts
[01:31:53] often cloudy skies inland with thundery rain,
[01:31:57] with a risk of overflow towards the coastal regions,
[01:32:00] also to note are dense clouds from morning towards the southwest
[01:32:04] to the extreme south with more thundery activity towards the region.
[01:32:08] Temperatures will vary between 29 and 33 near the coasts, between
[01:32:12] 29 and 35 inland, between 26 and 32 towards
[01:32:16] the North Sahara, the southwest, and finally between 33 and 38 for the
[01:32:19] Central Sahara, the extreme south. Now, we
[01:32:23] move on to Thursday, the day will be rainy practically across
[01:32:27] all regions of the north of the country. Thundery
[01:32:30] rain will manifest itself in the morning in the northern
[01:32:33] part, in the southern part, we will see often cloudy skies towards the
[01:32:37] North Sahara, the south of the oases, the Central Sahara. Also to note
[01:32:41] are some light rains accompanied by thunderstorms towards the
[01:32:43] southwest. Temperatures, for their part, will
[01:32:46] remain stable. We conclude this weather report with
[01:32:50] the ephemeris. Tomorrow, the sun will rise at 6:47
[01:32:54] and set at 18:26. You
[01:32:56] always have the Météo Algérie website
[01:32:58] at www.meteoalgerie.dz.
[01:33:01] Thank you for your attention. Have an excellent evening and see you tomorrow.
[01:33:18] Mobilis presented you with the weather
[01:33:21] conditions. Mobilis, together
[01:33:24] we build
[01:33:25] the future.
[01:33:34] Algerian Airlines, hand in hand towards
[01:33:38] a society for prevention and early
[01:33:40] detection.
[01:58:40] Good evening to you all, dear viewers. Welcome to
[01:58:43] the 8 o'clock news bulletin. Let's
[01:58:45] start with the headlines. The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel
[01:58:49] Majid Tebboune, orders the inclusion of
[01:58:52] and the non-adoption of any tax
[01:58:56] that affects the purchasing power of citizens within
[01:58:59] the 2027 Finance Bill.
[01:59:03] of a section of the railway project
[01:59:06] from Laghouat to Tamanrasset, and stresses
[01:59:12] the north to Tamanrasset by the end of
[01:59:14] 2028.
[01:59:16] The President of the Republic praises the excellent relations between Algeria, Niger,
[01:59:20] and Chad, despite attempts to disrupt them, and orders the Prime Minister
[01:59:24] to coordinate and consult with his counterparts in Niger and Chad
[01:59:28] to maintain an effective pace that achieves tangible
[01:59:31] progress.
[01:59:37] In the periodic media briefing with representatives of the national
[01:59:41] press, the President of the Republic affirms
[01:59:45] the continued protection of citizens' purchasing power, and
[01:59:48] affirms that the economic growth rate will reach
[01:59:50] 4.2%. He reiterates his commitment
[01:59:54] to compensate all those affected by the recent
[01:59:57] fires, and that Algeria is sovereign in its decisions and will
[02:00:01] not succumb to any pressure or external dictates.
[02:00:03] Algeria achieves
[02:00:10] a qualitative leap in planted grains in
[02:00:13] strengthening the pillars of food security.
[02:00:16] with vocational
[02:00:27] training and education centers and institutes,
[02:00:30] and new specializations that keep pace with technological
[02:00:33] transformations, the training system
[02:00:37] is enhanced. And at 8 o'clock, a stop at Algeria's efforts
[02:00:41] in training African
[02:00:43] competencies,
[02:00:45] and the specialized national institute
[02:00:48] as an example.
[02:00:56] And from Morocco, scenes
[02:00:59] El Khalil Karbal. Social policy files
[02:01:05] in taking care of the simplest requirements
[02:01:07] for schooling.
[02:01:13] Today, the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel
[02:01:17] Majid Tebboune, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces
[02:01:20] and Minister of National Defense, chaired
[02:01:24] a cabinet meeting. The
[02:01:26] meeting
[02:01:31] discussed the 2027 Finance Bill
[02:01:33] and a presentation on the
[02:01:36] funding agreement with the African Development Bank
[02:01:39] for the construction of the railway line
[02:01:42] from Menea to In Salah and Tamanrasset.
[02:01:46] And a presentation on the project to build the Moulay Lahcen
[02:01:49] Macta station in Tamanrasset
[02:01:52] on the railway line
[02:01:54] from Laghouat, Ghardaia, Menea, In Salah,
[02:01:57] and Tamanrasset. Then the grain
[02:02:01] harvest for the 2026
[02:02:03] season.
[02:02:06] In addition to another presentation on the
[02:02:10] implementation report of the joint committees
[02:02:13] and bilateral agreements concluded
[02:02:17] with Niger and Chad.
[02:02:18] And after
[02:02:23] reading the agenda, a summary of the orders,
[02:02:26] instructions, and directives that Osama Dahmoude
[02:02:29] will detail. Welcome, Siham.
[02:02:32] Welcome, dear viewers, to this detailed
[02:02:36] presentation of the outcomes of today's cabinet meeting. First,
[02:02:40] regarding the 2027 Finance Bill,
[02:02:43] the President of the Republic ordered the inclusion of salary increases as promised
[02:02:47] to Algerians within
[02:02:51] the 2027 Finance Bill.
[02:02:54] The President ordered that no tax
[02:02:57] affecting the purchasing power
[02:03:00] of citizens be included,
[02:03:03] whether for the middle class or those with
[02:03:07] limited income. Subsequently, the 2027 Finance
[02:03:11] Bill was approved.
[02:03:14] Another file on the cabinet's table today
[02:03:17] concerned the outcomes of the joint committees' work
[02:03:21] and bilateral agreements concluded with Niger
[02:03:24] and Chad. The President praised the excellent relations between
[02:03:28] Algeria, Niger, and Chad, despite attempts
[02:03:32] harmony on all fronts. The President
[02:03:35] ordered diligent follow-up of all
[02:03:38] projects in both countries and the facilitation of all
[02:03:41] transactions, especially in the sectors of energy, education,
[02:03:45] health, and telecommunications. The President
[02:03:48] of the Republic ordered the Prime Minister to coordinate and consult with
[02:03:52] his counterparts in Niger and Chad to maintain an effective
[02:03:55] pace that achieves tangible
[02:03:58] progress.
[02:04:03] Thirdly, regarding the projects for constructing the Moulay El Hassan
[02:04:07] Macta station in Tamanrasset and the entire Laghouat, Ghardaia, Menea, In Salah,
[02:04:11] Tamanrasset line, the President of the Republic ordered the immediate launch
[02:04:14] of the railway projects for the Laghouat, Ghardaia,
[02:04:18] Menea, In Salah, Tamanrasset sections,
[02:04:21] considering them a top priority in the public
[02:04:24] works sector, with comprehensive acceleration of
[02:04:27] implementation. The President of the Republic also stressed the need
[02:04:31] to complete the entire project by the end of
[02:04:34] 2028, allowing Algerians
[02:04:37] to effectively travel
[02:04:40] the North to our great South, reaching Tamanrasset.
[02:04:44] Fourthly, after the approval of the funding for the railway
[02:04:48] project by the African Development Bank for its section
[02:04:50] extending from Menea to Tamanrasset, the President of the
[02:04:53] Republic assigned the Minister of Public Works to convey
[02:04:57] his gratitude and encouragement to the workers and engineers
[02:05:00] of the sector, considering their current performance heroic
[02:05:04] by all standards, and that they are close to realizing the dream
[02:05:07] of Algerians, which has remained elusive for generations
[02:05:11] since
[02:05:11] independence.
[02:05:16] Before the conclusion of the cabinet meeting,
[02:05:20] a presidential decree was approved, which includes
[02:05:23] the charter of the Middle East Green Initiative
[02:05:26] adopted in Riyadh. The President
[02:05:30] of the Republic also asked the Minister of Agriculture and the Secretary-General
[02:05:33] of the Government to allocate a special cabinet meeting
[02:05:36] for the agriculture sector. After that, the President
[02:05:39] of the Republic concluded the cabinet meeting. That was, dear viewers, all that
[02:05:43] came out of today's cabinet meeting. To you,
[02:05:48] presentation.
[02:05:51] During his periodic media meeting with representatives of the national
[02:05:54] press, the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel Majid
[02:05:58] Tebboune, affirmed his commitment to protecting the purchasing power
[02:06:01] of citizens and including another salary increase in
[02:06:05] 2027, with continued compensation for all
[02:06:10] the fires, says Ibrahim
[02:06:14] took a significant part of the periodic
[02:06:17] meeting of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel Majid Tebboune,
[02:06:21] with representatives of the national press. Employee
[02:06:24] salaries, prices of widely
[02:06:28] the recent fires. These were topics discussed in terms of their reality,
[02:06:32] causes, and, most importantly, how the state has dealt
[02:06:35] and will deal with them with the required
[02:06:39] speed.
[02:06:41] A farmer who sells tomatoes for 20 dinars
[02:06:45] and finds them for
[02:06:48] market, this person who did this
[02:06:51] is a criminal, a crime against the people, and we will confront
[02:06:55] it. We must protect the purchasing power of the citizen,
[02:06:59] and I reiterate and commit
[02:07:01] to it. We raised salaries by 27
[02:07:05] to 47%. The remaining 53%...
[02:07:09] Did you allow me to do it in one go? No, you didn't allow me to do it in
[02:07:12] two payments. We see the fires. Many of the fires
[02:07:15] are fabricated. Today, the thing that we will
[02:07:19] compensate with is about
[02:07:23] 1,000 to
[02:07:26] 1,200 billion, approximately.
[02:07:30] It's a huge, huge amount.
[02:07:33] But I promised to take care
[02:07:37] of the victims, to take care of Algerians. As for the economic
[02:07:40] files, the President touched upon the financial
[02:07:43] situation of the country and the green indicators
[02:07:47] witnessed by the national economy. The major
[02:07:50] and structural projects, such as railway lines,
[02:07:53] the phosphate production project, and even seawater desalination
[02:07:57] plants, in addition to the distribution of more than
[02:08:00] 100,000 housing units with 100% Algerian
[02:08:03] materials. I made a decision for
[02:08:07] myself that
[02:08:10] Algeria of 5 million
[02:08:13] martyrs will not tolerate a slum.
[02:08:17] Today there is dynamism.
[02:08:21] There are nearly 300 foreign projects,
[02:08:25] foreign investment as well.
[02:08:28] So if it means that
[02:08:31] the volume of production will
[02:08:34] increase,
[02:08:36] and everyone will benefit from the workforce, from jobs, from
[02:08:40] this. But as long as there is this
[02:08:43] movement, it means that the Algerian economy
[02:08:46] has started to recover
[02:08:50] and people have trust
[02:08:53] in it. There is trust
[02:08:57] the Algerian economy and its growth rate. According
[02:09:00] to our
[02:09:03] self-studies, it could be around
[02:09:07] 4. 4.01
[02:09:10] 4.02 in terms of development, but it is strong development.
[02:09:13] The work we are doing today is to
[02:09:17] have a stable income that does not
[02:09:19] change, that is not less than 50 billion dollars
[02:09:23] annually. At least, that means that until
[02:09:27] 2031, these will be sung on the basis of
[02:09:31] moving towards borrowing. There will be no borrowing in the political scene. The President of the Republic called on
[02:09:34] young people to engage more in political
[02:09:37] work and take responsibility, stressing that
[02:09:41] Algeria is at war against drugs, targeting
[02:09:44] youth first and foremost. We are forced to protect
[02:09:48] the citizen
[02:09:50] from these scourges, especially
[02:09:52] drugs.
[02:09:55] We have reached a point where
[02:09:58] drugs are no longer something normal,
[02:10:01] something that feeds some. It has become
[02:10:05] a war, a war against Algeria in every
[02:10:09] sense of the word. We told the youth of this country
[02:10:12] that they must take matters
[02:10:15] into their own hands. Now, they are the majority. Start
[02:10:18] with the municipality, and from the municipality, God willing, we hope that you will
[02:10:21] become a member or chairman of a popular provincial council,
[02:10:25] or that you will pass through the National Popular Assembly,
[02:10:28] or that you will pass this and participate in political decision-making
[02:10:32] and participate in economic decision-making. You will pass through
[02:10:35] different schools until you reach the top. Algeria, which
[02:10:38] has entered a new phase, relies on digitalization to add
[02:10:41] more transparency. It is undertaking
[02:10:44] developmental challenges in which no one from
[02:10:49] both from within and outside the country, is absent. The
[02:10:53] essential element in
[02:10:55] scientific research and in addressing economic
[02:10:58] problems globally
[02:11:01] is that they are Algerians. This means that we are more entitled to them. They have a
[02:11:05] strong desire to participate in the development of
[02:11:09] their country. Today, Algeria has entered
[02:11:13] a phase of development.
[02:11:16] We need external additions. These additions can only come from
[02:11:20] Algerians. Reaching the point of no return
[02:11:23] backwards, says the President of the Republic, by adopting a management
[02:11:27] approach that keeps pace with development and progress in a volatile
[02:11:30] international environment
[02:11:33] full of transformations
[02:11:34] and challenges.
[02:11:37] And in his discussion of a number of current international
[02:11:41] and regional issues, the President reiterated Algeria's
[02:11:45] firm positions and its keenness to preserve
[02:11:47] its bilateral relations in accordance
[02:11:52] context that Algeria is sovereign in its decision and will not
[02:11:56] succumb to any external pressures or dictates. Sonya
[02:12:00] Jassie, to a certain level of Sahel security,
[02:12:03] to the balances of international relations, the President of the
[02:12:06] Republic, during his speech on external files,
[02:12:10] outlined an Algerian approach. It links security with development
[02:12:14] and also links regional presence with
[02:12:17] independent decision-making. This approach is clearly visible in dealing
[02:12:22] countries directly on the borders. In
[02:12:25] this context, Niger and Mali were present as part of
[02:12:29] the Sahel security equation. In Niger, Algerian
[02:12:32] support has taken on developmental and security dimensions, from providing
[02:12:35] electricity that reaches more than one million residents in
[02:12:38] Niamey, to military training, all the way to
[02:12:42] military aircraft. In a step
[02:12:46] that we always repeat,
[02:12:49] stability in the Sahel comes with development, not
[02:12:52] with the military.
[02:12:54] This is the principle we operate on, and we have entered
[02:12:58] clear development
[02:13:01] programs to build another
[02:13:04] power generation plant. It also has a hospital
[02:13:08] and even
[02:13:13] a mosque, God is great, in addition to
[02:13:17] military training, including sending military aircraft
[02:13:21] to them. Because people are not
[02:13:23] ashamed.
[02:13:26] Every time we progress, imagine, the Prime Minister
[02:13:29] was here, Mr. Zain.
[02:13:33] He came in at night, they wanted to stage a coup.
[02:13:36] Things are clear. Why are you provoking me? I'll bring you planes too,
[02:13:40] and welcome. Your head with my head.
[02:13:43] No matter what. As for Mali, the approach is based on
[02:13:47] respecting its sovereignty and not interfering in its
[02:13:50] internal affairs, while supporting it in confronting terrorism,
[02:13:53] based on the conviction that the stability of the region is also
[02:13:57] built by addressing poverty and fragility and strengthening
[02:14:00] state institutions, not only by military
[02:14:04] solutions. Mali, I
[02:14:06] said it, we are closer to each other
[02:14:10] than anyone imagines.
[02:14:13] Mali has an internal problem, I will not interfere
[02:14:17] unless they ask us to interfere. So
[02:14:20] we will see. We will find
[02:14:22] a formula. This is reason. Reason must
[02:14:26] prevail, not weapons.
[02:14:30] terrorist groups that exist in
[02:14:34] Mali or Niger, we are with them wholeheartedly
[02:14:37] to fight these remnants
[02:14:41] of terrorism. That other parties are feeding them, not
[02:14:45] us. We will help
[02:14:47] Mali if they ask us, and we will help Niger if they ask us,
[02:14:50] and they have asked us, and we are
[02:14:53] ready. And from
[02:14:58] the international system, the features of another approach
[02:15:02] emerge, based on the multiplicity of partnerships without being dependent
[02:15:05] on any axis. Russia, the United States,
[02:15:09] and China are major powers whose interests intersect
[02:15:12] and whose calculations differ. However, the relationship with them, for
[02:15:16] Algeria, passes through
[02:15:21] the independent national decision.
[02:15:24] Russia's presence among us is natural. America's
[02:15:27] presence is natural. Jexxon, Chevron,
[02:15:30] or these are natural for us. No one
[02:15:33] holds us accountable. If anyone wants to hold us accountable, they are
[02:15:35] wrong. The Chinese
[02:15:38] for exploration, or our trade relations with China,
[02:15:41] no one can hold me accountable. We are grown up
[02:15:45] and we know what is good for us. The best thing Algeria is doing today
[02:15:48] is maintaining its credibility. Algeria is good.
[02:15:52] We preserve
[02:15:57] everyone.
[02:15:59] And whoever wants to develop, let him rely on his strength and rely on
[02:16:02] his people. And the truth is,
[02:16:05] from another perspective of Algerian-international relations, our
[02:16:08] country, as the President affirmed, when it reaches
[02:16:12] a decision in a relationship, it never deals with
[02:16:15] it with the logic of retreat, no matter what its background.
[02:16:19] The extension of relations and the intertwining of economic
[02:16:21] interests does not necessarily mean changing the course
[02:16:25] when the decision has been made on a political
[02:16:28] and sovereign basis.
[02:16:31] Algeria and six other countries from the OPEC
[02:16:35] Plus group today decided to maintain their total production
[02:16:38] levels unchanged for next November
[02:16:41] in light of recent developments in the global oil market.
[02:16:46] during the coordinating meeting of the seven OPEC
[02:16:50] Plus countries, which included, in addition to Algeria, represented
[02:16:53] by the Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab,
[02:16:57] the ministers responsible for Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan,
[02:17:00] Kuwait, Oman, and Russia. Under
[02:17:04] the decision, Algeria's production level will remain stable at
[02:17:07] 1.007.
[02:17:10] Today, the Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed
[02:17:13] Arkab, received the Secretary-General of the Organization of African
[02:17:16] Petroleum Producing Countries, Farid
[02:17:19] Ghazali, on the occasion of his participation in the 14th
[02:17:22] edition of the Energy
[02:17:25] and Hydrogen Exhibition for Africa and the Mediterranean Basin
[02:17:29] in Oran. The two parties
[02:17:31] discussed ways to enhance cooperation between Algeria and the regional
[02:17:35] organization in the fields of oil and gas. Arkab also
[02:17:38] received the Minister of Energy and Petroleum of the Republic
[02:17:41] of Senegal, El Hadj Abdourahmane Diouf.
[02:17:44] The meeting provided an opportunity to review the current
[02:17:47] situation and prospects for bilateral cooperation between Algeria and Senegal in
[02:17:51] the field of hydrocarbons. On this occasion, both sides praised
[02:17:55] the excellent fraternal and historical relations between
[02:17:58] the two countries. Today, the Senegalese
[02:18:02] Minister of Energy and Petroleum, El Hadj Abdourahmane Diouf,
[02:18:05] accompanied by his delegation, visited the Sonelgaz
[02:18:08] power plant in El Hamma, Algiers, where
[02:18:12] he was briefed on the most important facilities available at the plant, including
[02:18:16] production and maintenance of electrical
[02:18:19] installations.
[02:18:29] In a record that reflects the efforts made to strengthen
[02:18:32] food security, Algeria achieved a high
[02:18:36] yield of strategic crops of all kinds
[02:18:39] in light of the state's support for farmers with equipment and logistical
[02:18:43] context, the wilaya of Ain
[02:18:47] production compared to last season, and this reflects
[02:18:50] the field efforts of farmers and agricultural services.
[02:18:53] More with Soufiane
[02:18:57] Meklaoui. In
[02:19:00] Ain Temouchent, this farmer is monitoring the work
[02:19:03] of the ploughing tractor in preparation for sowing the seeds, after achieving
[02:19:07] record results in the last harvest season. We cultivated
[02:19:10] 500 hectares,
[02:19:12] thank God. We harvested grains,
[02:19:15] wheat, flour, barley, and oats. We sold them and they paid us, thank God.
[02:19:19] What are you doing now? Now we are turning over the soil to
[02:19:22] prepare for the new campaign.
[02:19:27] Farmers and the wilaya achieved results that exceeded expectations, and the collection
[02:19:31] silos were almost completely full. The collection
[02:19:34] rate reached 89% with a quantity of
[02:19:37] 836,000 quintals. The first product to rank
[02:19:41] first is barley, then
[02:19:44] durum wheat at 392 thousand
[02:19:46] quintals, and soft wheat
[02:19:50] at 47 thousand quintals. There are seven collection centers
[02:19:53] at the wilaya level. Their storage capacity is
[02:19:57] 50 thousand quintals per center. And we have
[02:20:00] two silos at the level of El Khelil
[02:20:03] district and Ain El Arbaa district, whose capacity
[02:20:06] is 100 thousand per warehouse. Immediately, ploughing operations
[02:20:10] and obtaining grain in preparation for sowing will enable farmers in Ain
[02:20:13] Témouchent to maintain production
[02:20:16] levels.
[02:20:19] Today, more than 400,000 trainees
[02:20:22] joined vocational training centers and institutes
[02:20:25] nationwide, and this is part of a new training cycle
[02:20:29] that includes the creation of new specialties
[02:20:32] and the adoption of a national training framework based on
[02:20:35] competencies. Economic
[02:20:37] operators play a prominent role in training qualified
[02:20:41] labor and creating employment opportunities. The example from
[02:20:44] today's activity in Algiers with Nesrine Dahmane, between technical
[02:20:48] and vocational specialties, offers a variety of training
[02:20:51] options, allowing trainees to choose paths
[02:20:54] that suit their interests and academic
[02:20:58] emphasis on the requirements of the job market.
[02:21:01] I chose this specialization because I saw that it is in high demand in the market
[02:21:04] and evolving over
[02:21:07] time. I also had aspirations to integrate
[02:21:11] it and develop software
[02:21:17] in the future. I chose artistic
[02:21:20] blacksmithing. I like this specialty because it doesn't require a lot of material, or
[02:21:24] rather, you can start a project for yourself. I came here to develop my previous
[02:21:27] skills in making traditional
[02:21:30] and modern sweets.
[02:21:33] I want to start my own cake business. I chose
[02:21:36] the specialty of architectural
[02:21:40] electrical work
[02:21:43] because I am curious to learn skills,
[02:21:47] because the challenge is to build a modern, flexible training system connected
[02:21:50] to the needs of the national economy and to prepare
[02:21:53] qualified competencies to keep pace with major
[02:21:56] projects. Economic operators accompany young people
[02:22:00] to integrate them into the labor market. The COSIDAR complex
[02:22:03] has a dual policy of training
[02:22:06] and employment. Over the past five years, the COSIDAR complex
[02:22:10] has trained more than 5,000 apprentices and
[02:22:13] about 2,000 apprenticeship trainers.
[02:22:17] And we have hired more than 700 apprentices from
[02:22:20] graduates of institutes and training institutions
[02:22:24] in about 50 specialties.
[02:22:26] And for this training session,
[02:22:29] which is the October session, the COSIDAR
[02:22:33] complex has allocated more than
[02:22:36] 1608 seats in various
[02:22:39] specialties for all apprentices. The complex attaches great
[02:22:43] importance to supervising trainees and apprentices
[02:22:45] by attracting vocational training students to its various branches
[02:22:49] and units,
[02:22:52] theoretical and practical supervision at the same time,
[02:22:55] and to learn about the various professions
[02:22:58] and specialties related to the complex's
[02:23:01] activity, which are textiles and leather. From vocational
[02:23:04] training institutes to economic institutions, efforts are being
[02:23:07] combined to create a professional career path and competencies
[02:23:11] that transform acquired skills into practical
[02:23:14] experience in the world of work. And within Algeria's commitment
[02:23:17] to enhancing African cooperation in the field of training, the
[02:23:21] National Specialized Institute in Oran is hosting a promising
[02:23:25] training experience that brings together Nigerian and local trainees
[02:23:30] mechanical and electronic industries
[02:23:33] to keep pace with the requirements of the labor market and open
[02:23:36] up new opportunities for African competencies. Abu Bakr
[02:23:39] Mansouri. The National Specialized
[02:23:43] Institute in Oran embodies a model of African
[02:23:47] cooperation and exchange of expertise, hosting
[02:23:50] a joint experience that brings together
[02:23:53] trainees from Algeria and Niger in mechanical
[02:23:56] and electronic industries.
[02:23:59] We are beneficiaries of a training program that includes
[02:24:02] 25 young people who came to Algeria to receive
[02:24:06] their training. We also extend our sincere thanks to the People's
[02:24:10] Democratic Republic of Algeria for the care we received.
[02:24:14] It's what made
[02:24:17] specialization is in high demand in the labor market.
[02:24:20] And God willing, we will be trained
[02:24:23] well and learn new things. I also
[02:24:26] like this specialization. And in this
[02:24:30] are keen to provide specialized education
[02:24:33] that provides trainees with the necessary
[02:24:36] knowledge and skills in these vital fields.
[02:24:42] specialization is in
[02:24:44] automated mechanical systems. This specialization allows them
[02:24:48] to update
[02:24:51] and maintain mechanical
[02:24:55] intake is characterized by receiving students from
[02:24:59] the state or,
[02:25:03] in other words, the sister state of Niger. It is
[02:25:06] an agreement for 24 trainees who joined
[02:25:09] the integrated electronics
[02:25:12] and smart systems
[02:25:15] specialization. Everything
[02:25:18] that is necessary has been provided
[02:25:21] for these trainees. A training experience
[02:25:25] that enhances the exchange of expertise and provides trainees
[02:25:29] with knowledge and skills that open up new
[02:25:32] professional horizons for them.
[02:25:34] And to strengthen the national road network,
[02:25:38] the public works sector in Bordj Bou Arréridj province is supported by
[02:25:41] several vital projects, including the duplication of National
[02:25:44] Road No. 45, a dual carriageway bypass. These projects
[02:25:48] are expected to contribute to enhancing connectivity between the province and neighboring
[02:25:52] provinces. Manal Abdesh reports:
[02:25:54] Strategic projects have been implemented in the public works
[02:25:58] sector in Bordj Bou Arréridj province, redrawing
[02:26:01] the map of the road network in the province. Bypass
[02:26:05] roads and national roads are
[02:26:09] projects that have contributed significantly to enhancing
[02:26:12] connectivity between different regions of the province and its neighboring
[02:26:16] provinces. And may God bless
[02:26:18] us. We always go up and down, but
[02:26:24] the country, it's good, thank God. A good position, a good road, meaning
[02:26:27] a main road, meaning a road between two states, we need
[02:26:31] it a lot. And many
[02:26:34] they are making is something positive, mashallah, it's in the
[02:26:39] road daily. There was a lot
[02:26:42] of suffering, especially in this section of Zaraziya.
[02:26:46] Thank God, it's truly a blessing.
[02:26:50] Thank God, mashallah. It will truly relieve us of a lot of fatigue
[02:26:53] and a lot of exhaustion. It's good for us, good for the citizen, good for our material,
[02:26:57] good for everything.
[02:26:59] With the aim of supporting economic activity and enhancing
[02:27:02] local development, work continues on
[02:27:06] a number of projects, such as the project for
[02:27:09] the duplication of National Road No. 103,
[02:27:12] which will connect the East-West highway to the industrial
[02:27:15] zone in El Oued Abd El Salam.
[02:27:19] These projects are all
[02:27:22] part of the national and regional
[02:27:26] master plan. We have the
[02:27:28] CNAT, the CNAT.
[02:27:32] road. This road, as I told you, has an
[02:27:36] economic aspect that will connect the industrial zone and the dry port
[02:27:39] to the East-West highway. And we have a connection
[02:27:43] between Bordj Bou Arréridj province and the eastern provinces. The implementation
[02:27:46] of quality projects according to high standards
[02:27:50] in Bordj Bou Arréridj province reflects the strategic
[02:27:53] importance of the province's location
[02:27:56] and embodies a real desire to strengthen
[02:27:59] its position as a vital hub and a link
[02:28:03] between different regions of the
[02:28:05] country.
[02:28:08] In continuation of efforts to secure borders and combat smuggling
[02:28:11] and organized crime, joint detachments of the People's
[02:28:14] National Army, in the area of the Third Military Region
[02:28:18] in Béchar, during a search
[02:28:21] and inspection operation on October 1st and 2nd,
[02:28:25] managed to thwart two attempts to smuggle a significant
[02:28:28] quantity of drugs into the national
[02:28:31] territory. This operation resulted in the elimination of
[02:28:35] a smuggler and the seizure of 1,660
[02:28:39] kilograms of processed hashish, as well as three daytime
[02:28:42] field binoculars. This large
[02:28:45] quantity of seized drugs highlights the determination of
[02:28:48] the People's National Army across the entire
[02:28:52] country to confront and thwart all attempts
[02:28:55] aimed at flooding our country with these
[02:28:57] poisons.
[02:29:02] life, where the school road turns into a challenge
[02:29:05] and the requirements of schooling become a difficult
[02:29:08] dream to achieve, the bitter reality of
[02:29:12] a fragile situation is revealed, as the Makhzen desperately
[02:29:16] tries to beautify its miserable
[02:29:28] image. Brothers, this child's leg was cut off. Brothers, this
[02:29:31] child's leg was cut off. Look where his leg is flying,
[02:29:35] brothers. Oh God, this is an abomination. Oh God,
[02:29:38] this is an abomination. Oh God, this is
[02:29:40] an abomination.
[02:29:49] Oh,
[02:29:56] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the Merciful, O
[02:30:00] the oppressors a sign and do not grant them a goal, O Most Merciful
[02:30:03] of the Merciful, O Lord of the Worlds. We trust in
[02:30:06] Israel. These are Israel.
[02:30:09] Our brothers. We must welcome
[02:30:11] them with flowers.
[02:30:15] Moroccan people in European countries and when
[02:30:18] it's time for prayer, they don't
[02:30:22] Morocco. Students cross dilapidated roads
[02:30:26] and difficult paths to reach
[02:30:29] schools that lack the minimum conditions for schooling.
[02:30:33] Daily suffering burdens them and a reality in which
[02:30:37] the student lacks his most basic educational rights.
[02:30:40] Amira Meddahi.
[02:30:44] Between an unsuitable school
[02:30:47] with deprivation of its right to education, the social
[02:30:50] reality in reveals another aspect of the Makhzen's
[02:30:53] policy, where children are left outside school walls,
[02:30:56] while others face conditions that are not conducive
[02:31:00] to decent education. What is this situation? There are no
[02:31:03] toilets for people. 14 toilets, and no water at all.
[02:31:07] Any child who studies in the seventh grade tells me that we have started selling
[02:31:11] 2,000 meters and so on. How are we going to come? We don't have transportation.
[02:31:14] We just carry them on our motorcycles or carts. I can't tell you the situation.
[02:31:18] He's poor, he has no situation, and he wants his children to study. And this danger, brothers, we
[02:31:21] told the residents of the whole village about this problem of electricity.
[02:31:25] The cables are fallen. Pass this danger on the road. And now
[02:31:29] the big danger is this near the school. Our children study
[02:31:32] here, and our students come here, and there is a kindergarten
[02:31:35] in the school up to the fifth grade. We told the brothers
[02:31:39] many times, but no official has done his duty.
[02:31:42] Schools lack the most basic conditions for reception and safety,
[02:31:46] and institutions that are supposed to be safe
[02:31:49] spaces for children turn into a source
[02:31:52] of suffering, while families struggle to
[02:31:57] education. We have children who come here every
[02:32:01] day.
[02:32:15] Any mother or father who comes to this place has left a lot of
[02:32:19] his work and came here for the sake of our children. We don't want to lose
[02:32:22] them. Last year, they did this to us, and this year it's a shame
[02:32:25] on them. We left them to God. It's a shame on them. We are also
[02:32:29] brothers and citizens like them. These scenes
[02:32:32] show the extent of the neglect that affects a sector
[02:32:35] that concerns the future of generations and reveals
[02:32:39] the failure of the Makhzen's policy to guarantee the child's most basic
[02:32:42] right to education that preserves his dignity and ensures his
[02:32:46] right to build his future. We return to
[02:32:49] national news and conclude today's eighth
[02:32:52] segment from Annaba, where the blue of the sea meets
[02:32:56] the green of the mountains, and history embraces the memory
[02:32:59] of Hippo and Augustine and the sounds
[02:33:02] of art that still carry the spirit of Bouna, the jewel
[02:33:06] of the Mediterranean that captivates its visitors and entices lovers of authenticity and art. Reza
[02:33:09] Tabar
[02:33:12] Messina.
[02:33:15] a city that not only overlooks the sea, but
[02:33:19] seems as if it was born from its water. When the
[02:33:22] Mediterranean wanted to write a poem on
[02:33:25] its shores, it chose this land as its title.
[02:33:29] waves, there is a hint of longing, and in its streets,
[02:33:33] there is a lot of life. In its breeze, there is
[02:33:35] a wonderful scent of Mediterranean cities that civilizations
[02:33:39] have passed through and left their
[02:33:41] names on its walls.
[02:33:44] And here, beneath the silence of the stones,
[02:33:47] Hippo awakens, an ancient city that slept for centuries,
[02:33:50] but did not die. In its streets, the movement
[02:33:54] of the present, and in its port, the pulse of the sea, and in the faces
[02:33:58] of its people, the warmth of a city that knows how
[02:34:01] to preserve its memory without ceasing to
[02:34:05] create its future.
[02:34:07] Annaba remains a city end.
[02:34:11] A city of saints, ancient
[02:34:14] minarets, and zawiyas that preserved the spirit's
[02:34:17] sanctity. Here, Sidi Brahim stands as a witness to
[02:34:21] its history and a silent guardian
[02:34:24] of its entrances.
[02:34:29] From the womb of this history, art was born. Art
[02:34:32] in Annaba was not a fleeting
[02:34:35] luxury, but rather one of the city's faces.
[02:34:38] You hear it in the pulse of the streets, because
[02:34:41] it gives it its spirit as the sea gives its blueness
[02:34:45] to the sky. From here, creators passed
[02:34:49] and left in the city's sides something of their souls.
[02:34:52] Majoubi Ben Nakkah, Jamal Hamouda, Sonya, and Kamal
[02:34:56] El Karbouz are names that were not fleeting in the memory
[02:35:00] of art, but rather stations that made
[02:35:03] Annaba a space for the stage, for the voice,
[02:35:06] and for creativity.
[02:35:11] In Annaba, when the Aïssaoua sound is raised,
[02:35:14] the doors of memory open, and when the Hadra is performed,
[02:35:18] the soul speaks, and when the popular, Bedouin, and religious chants
[02:35:21] resound, the city regains something of its past. And it was as if Hassan
[02:35:25] El Anabi, El Kourd, and Bennani, when they
[02:35:28] departed, did not depart completely, but rather left their voices
[02:35:32] suspended in the sky of Bouna, which generations
[02:35:35] hear whenever Annaba
[02:35:49] we leave it, we don't turn back to a city
[02:35:52] we left or a picture we
[02:35:55] left behind, but rather to a story we
[02:35:58] took with us.
[02:36:07] And with these beautiful images, we come to the end of this bulletin.
[02:36:10] A reminder of the most prominent points we mentioned in it.
[02:36:14] The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdel Majid Tebboune, orders the inclusion of
[02:36:18] wages and the non-imposition of any tax that affects
[02:36:22] the purchasing power of citizens within the draft
[02:36:25] finance law 2027.
[02:36:28] He also orders the immediate launch of a section of the railway project
[02:36:31] from Laghouat to Tamanrasset, and emphasizes the
[02:36:37] the north to Tamanrasset by the end of
[02:36:40] 2028.
[02:36:46] The President of the Republic praises the excellent relations between Algeria,
[02:36:50] Niger, and Chad, despite attempts to disrupt them. He orders
[02:36:53] the Prime Minister to coordinate and consult with
[02:36:56] his Nigerian and Chadian counterparts to maintain
[02:37:00] a successful pace that achieves tangible
[02:37:03] progress.
[02:37:12] In the periodic media meeting with representatives of the national press,
[02:37:16] the President of the Republic affirms the continuation of protecting
[02:37:19] the purchasing power of citizens and confirms that
[02:37:23] the economic growth rate will reach
[02:37:25] 4.2%. He reiterates his commitment
[02:37:31] the recent fires and that Algeria is sovereign in
[02:37:34] its decisions and will not succumb to any external pressures or
[02:37:38] dictates.
[02:37:46] Algeria achieves a qualitative leap in the production of grain
[02:37:49] crops of all kinds in a result that reflects
[02:37:52] the efforts made to strengthen the pillars of food
[02:37:55] security. The sample was from Ainouchent
[02:37:59] province.
[02:38:05] In a new training season, more than
[02:38:08] 400,000 trainees join
[02:38:11] vocational training and education centers and institutes.
[02:38:15] New specializations that keep pace with technological
[02:38:18] transformations enhance the training system.
[02:38:22] And in the eighth today, we stopped at Algeria's
[02:38:25] efforts in training African competencies, with the National
[02:38:29] Specialized Institute in Oran
[02:38:31] as a model.
[02:38:38] From Morocco, scenes
[02:38:41] reaching educational institutions. Our bulletin is
[02:39:00] over. Thank you for watching. In God's safety.
[02:39:46] Mobilis presents you the weather forecast.
[02:39:49] Mobilis together
[02:39:52] we
[02:39:56] Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, happy to see you. Well, for tomorrow, Météo
[02:40:00] Algérie forecasts an
[02:40:03] We'll still note some clouds, sometimes quite dense, towards the
[02:40:06] central-east interior, with possibilities of some rain showers towards the
[02:40:10] coastal regions of the center and east at the end of the day. The maintenance of a
[02:40:14] more windy activity towards the far south, the Hoggar, the
[02:40:17] Tassili, and the trend will be towards improvement in the central Sahara, in the
[02:40:20] eastern Sahara. We will also note sand drifts towards the
[02:40:24] northern Sahara up to the southwest. The
[02:40:27] temperatures are as follows: this evening, we will record 15°
[02:40:31] in El Bayadh, 12 in Djelfa, 24 in Relizane, Chlef,
[02:40:34] 22 in Algiers, Tizi Ouzou, 21 in Annaba, Skikda, 17
[02:40:38] in Tizi Ouzou, 21 for Elisi, Hassi Messaoud, Bechar
[02:40:42] between 25 and 26 in the central Sahara, 27
[02:40:45] in the far south, and finally 18 towards the
[02:40:48] Hoggar and the Tassili. Tomorrow afternoon, we will note
[02:40:52] rather high temperatures for the season, with a maximum of
[02:40:56] 37° in Relizane, Chlef, 32 in Algiers,
[02:40:59] 34 in Annaba, Skikda, in Guelma, 29 in Batna,
[02:41:03] 26 in El Bayadh, 32 in the southern part in Bechar, in Ghardaia,
[02:41:07] 38 in Tindouf, 39 in Adrar, In Salah, between 37
[02:41:11] and 39 for the far south, and as you understood, this is the
[02:41:14] maximum tomorrow. And finally, 32 in Djanet.
[02:41:18] Now, let's move on to the sea state for tomorrow afternoon.
[02:41:21] Météo Algérie forecasts a calm to slightly choppy sea with light to
[02:41:25] moderate winds between 15 and
[02:41:28] west, between 10 and 20 km/h in the center
[02:41:32] as well as in the east. Next, Météo Algérie
[02:41:36] forecasts a rainy day on Tuesday inland. The sky will be cloudy
[02:41:40] near the coasts, often cloudy or even rainy and
[02:41:44] stormy towards the southwest, the northern Sahara, the far
[02:41:46] south. We now move to Wednesday, and
[02:41:50] Météo Algérie forecasts a often cloudy sky inland with
[02:41:54] thundery rains, risk of
[02:41:59] Also to be noted are quite dense clouds from the morning towards the
[02:42:03] southwest, the northern Sahara, the far south, with a more rainy
[02:42:06] and stormy activity towards the region. Temperatures will vary between
[02:42:09] 29 and 33 near the coasts, between 29 and 35
[02:42:13] inland, between 26 and 32 towards the northern
[02:42:16] Sahara, the southwest, and finally between 33 and 38 for the central
[02:42:20] Sahara, the far south. Now, we
[02:42:23] move on to Thursday. The day will be rainy practically throughout
[02:42:27] the northern regions of the country. Thundery rains will
[02:42:31] manifest from the morning in the northern part. In the southern part,
[02:42:35] a often cloudy sky towards the northern Sahara, the south of
[02:42:38] the oases, the central Sahara. Also to be noted
[02:42:41] are some light rains accompanied by thunderstorms towards the southwest. Temperatures,
[02:42:45] as for them, will remain stable. We
[02:42:48] conclude this weather bulletin with the ephemeris. Tomorrow, the sun will
[02:42:52] rise at 6:47 and set at
[02:42:54] 18:26. You always have the website.
[02:43:01] Thank you for your attention. Have a great evening and see you tomorrow.
[02:43:18] Mobilis presented you the weather
[02:43:21] conditions. Mobilis Together we build
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[02:44:02] in hand towards a more conscious society
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[02:44:15] Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energies,
[02:44:18] public interest campaign, the right
[02:44:21] gesture at the right moment.
[02:44:24] An appliance on for nothing is wasted
[02:44:28] energy. Turn off what you are not using between
[02:44:32] 1 PM and 4 PM and between 8 PM and 10 PM.
[02:44:35] Defer your usage as much as
[02:44:38] possible.
[02:44:43] Avoid simultaneous use of electrical
[02:44:46] appliances.
[02:44:48] A simple gesture, a big impact. Let's save our
[02:44:52] energy, let's guarantee our
[02:44:54] future.
[02:45:04] The National Center for Onboard Drone Systems
[02:45:07] announces the launch of its website
[02:45:10] on the Internet www.drones.dz
[02:45:14] This is to facilitate benefiting from its
[02:45:17] specialized services that help you in your professional
[02:45:20] and private activities related to the field of
[02:45:24] onboard drone systems
[02:45:28] special
[02:45:32] various activities
[02:45:35] related to onboard drone systems
[02:45:38] such as manufacturing, importing,
[02:45:41] exporting, wholesale
[02:45:44] or retail sales, maintenance,
[02:45:48] rental, provision of
[02:45:50] service, licensing of acquisition
[02:45:54] operations, import, export,
[02:45:58] disposal of
[02:46:00] by legally accredited operators
[02:46:04] or by natural or legal
[02:46:07] persons, issued by the National Center in accordance
[02:46:11] with the regulations in force. Accreditation
[02:46:14] of remote pilot training bodies.
[02:46:17] Licenses for the use of
[02:46:20] المتن
[02:46:24] Therefore, those wishing to benefit from
[02:46:27] these services must submit applications for various accreditations
[02:46:31] and licenses to practice these activities
[02:46:34] to the National Center, accompanied by the necessary documents
[02:46:38] for each file, which can be found on the website
[02:46:41] of the National Center for Onboard
[02:46:44] Drone Systems
[02:46:46] Drones.
[02:46:51] The website provides an appointment booking
[02:46:54] service for residents of Algeria
[02:46:57] only, by filling out the electronic form
[02:47:01] with the required information and sending
[02:47:04] it directly, which ensures the organized reception and processing
[02:47:08] of requests.
[02:47:10] Optimally.
[02:47:14] For more information, the National Center for
[02:47:17] Onboard Drone Systems invites you
[02:47:20] to visit its website drones.