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[01:00:18] Ladies and gentlemen, good evening and welcome to the 7 PM news on this
[01:00:21] the Army General proceeded to
[01:00:26] a military university hospital in Tindouf and
[01:00:30] he inquired about the operational availability of the logistics
[01:00:33] brigade on the 3rd day of his visit to the 3rd
[01:00:36] military
[01:00:37] region.
[01:00:44] Tonight, we focus on a success story in agriculture,
[01:00:48] the challenge met in Ain Témouchent by a young man from the region who cultivates exotic
[01:00:52] fruits. The initiative benefits from
[01:00:55] the support of local authorities, an example to
[01:00:59] reproduce.
[01:01:05] Violent Moroccan repression of demonstrations, support for
[01:01:08] Sahrawi prisoners of Gday, human rights activist
[01:01:12] Claude Mangin was also arrested, prevented from visiting
[01:01:15] her husband, Naâma. Paris, the latter enters
[01:01:19] his 55th day of hunger strike with eight other Sahrawi
[01:01:22] detainees,
[01:01:30] and in this newspaper we will go to discover a particular village
[01:01:34] in
[01:01:37] known for its traditional mountainous character and
[01:01:40] also a religious and knowledge
[01:01:43] center. This picturesque and historic village has everything
[01:01:46] to attract visitors, a report at the end of this
[01:01:49] edition:
[01:01:52] welcome everyone, happy to see you again, first of all, as part
[01:01:56] of his working visit and inspection in the 3rd military region, the Army
[01:01:59] General, Minister Delegate to the Minister of National
[01:02:02] Defense, Chief of Staff of the National People's Army, proceeded this
[01:02:06] Monday to inspect the project for the construction of a military
[01:02:09] university hospital, with a capacity of 240
[01:02:13] beds in Tindouf. Annie Ider for the
[01:02:15] details.
[01:02:38] At the outset, and after the welcoming ceremony, the Army General
[01:02:42] followed a detailed presentation on this important
[01:02:45] infrastructure, presented by the officials in charge of the
[01:02:49] project's
[01:02:50] implementation.
[01:03:06] And this before checking on the ground the progress of the
[01:03:10] work, where he stressed the imperative to respect the
[01:03:13] contractual deadlines for the completion and delivery of this
[01:03:16] infrastructure, while meticulously ensuring the conformity of the
[01:03:20] work to international health standards in
[01:03:23] force.
[01:03:36] It should be recalled that this project, for which the Army General laid
[01:03:40] the cornerstone in May 2025,
[01:03:43] is part of the strategy of the
[01:03:46] People's Army, aimed at consolidating health
[01:03:50] coverage in the region, strengthening the capacities of hospital
[01:03:54] structures, improving the quality of care provided
[01:03:58] and ensuring optimal military care for military
[01:04:01] personnel and their families. The
[01:04:04] Army General also visited a logistics brigade
[01:04:08] where he inquired about the operational availability of
[01:04:11] this unit, responsible for ensuring the proper functioning of the logistics
[01:04:14] chain of the battle corps units deployed in the
[01:04:17] territory of competence.
[01:04:21] The 25th World Energy Congress opened this Monday
[01:04:24] in the capital of Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, with the
[01:04:28] participation of the Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons Mohammed Arkab and the
[01:04:31] Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies Mourad Anjal. It
[01:04:35] is an opportunity to strengthen Algeria's presence
[01:04:38] in international debates on the future of energy and
[01:04:42] exchange visions and expertise with various
[01:04:45] countries and international companies and institutions, particularly
[01:04:49] in terms of energy security, market
[01:04:51] stability, investment, industrial
[01:04:54] and technological cooperation, and
[01:04:57] anticipation of future changes in the sector. The Congress
[01:05:01] also allows to highlight
[01:05:04] in the energy sector, to promote
[01:05:07] cooperation, partnership and investment
[01:05:09] opportunities thanks to Algeria's status as an oil and gas
[01:05:13] producer and exporter and its role in contributing to regional
[01:05:17] and international energy security. During his participation
[01:05:21] in the high-level inaugural
[01:05:25] session of the ministerial dialogue entitled "Perspectives of Global
[01:05:28] Oil and Gas Markets" organized on the sidelines of the Congress,
[01:05:32] Arkab mentioned the Trans-Saharan
[01:05:35] gas pipeline project and highlighted its strategic
[01:05:38] importance as a central African energy corridor.
[01:05:41] I invite you to listen:
[01:05:44] Algeria is taking a new step in the realization of the Trans-Saharan
[01:05:48] gas pipeline project connecting Nigeria to Europe
[01:05:52] via Niger and Algeria. The technical
[01:05:55] and feasibility studies are now completed, while the
[01:05:58] work on the Algerian section has already begun. The next
[01:06:01] step is to start the construction of the Nigerian
[01:06:04] segment in coordination with Nigerian and Algerian
[01:06:08] partners. The first operations to
[01:06:11] define the topographical route have also been launched in
[01:06:15] Niger. Ultimately, the project should initially
[01:06:18] transport 20 billion cubic meters of natural gas to
[01:06:22] Europe, with a capacity expected to reach 30 billion cubic
[01:06:26] meters in a second phase.
[01:07:00] the particular historical relations between the two countries and the
[01:07:03] common will to raise bilateral cooperation to wider
[01:07:06] horizons. Mohammed
[01:07:09] Arkab also discussed with the Kuwaiti
[01:07:12] Minister of Oil Tarek Sulaiman al-Roumi, the
[01:07:16] prospects for strengthening the deep-rooted
[01:07:18] fraternal relations between the two countries, expanding the
[01:07:22] economic partnership in the hydrocarbon
[01:07:25] sector.
[01:07:28] Furthermore, Arkab met with the Iraqi Minister of Oil
[01:07:32] Bassim Mohamed Koudair Al-Abadi. It was
[01:07:36] a question of ways to strengthen cooperation relations between the
[01:07:39] two countries in the field of hydrocarbons.
[01:07:44] No less than 200,000 housing units under the
[01:07:47] ADL 3 program are currently
[01:07:51] Housing, Urban Planning and the City, of Spatial Planning,
[01:07:54] Mohammed was on an inspection visit to Mila where,
[01:07:58] he announced that the launch of 300,000 additional
[01:08:01] housing units under this
[01:08:04] program will take place soon across the country. He also
[01:08:08] indicated that on the occasion of the celebrations of November 1st,
[01:08:11] several ADL3 housing units will be distributed
[01:08:15] across the national territory. Regarding the payment of the second installment,
[01:08:18] Belaribi announced that the issuance of payment
[01:08:21] orders will begin soon and the possibility of making this payment in two
[01:08:25] stages is currently under study.
[01:08:29] Agriculture and this success story and especially a challenge met by a
[01:08:33] young man from Mostaganem, he started cultivating exotic
[01:08:37] fruits in the region and is about to reap the results.
[01:08:40] An example encouraged by other local authorities who
[01:08:43] encourage similar initiatives. Sofiane Makni and
[01:08:47] Ananya:
[01:08:49] a promising agricultural experience is taking shape on the coast
[01:08:53] of Terga, in Khalil's small farm, banana trees
[01:08:56] rub shoulders with papaya trees or even dragon fruits and the
[01:09:00] results are more than promising. 400 banana trees
[01:09:03] grow in this greenhouse where the temperature and humidity are
[01:09:06] adapted to their needs.
[01:09:10] The yield of the banana tree is particularly interesting, one
[01:09:13] hectare can accommodate up to 2500 trees, each
[01:09:17] tree produces between 25 and 40 kg of bananas and
[01:09:21] can even exceed 50 kg when growing conditions are
[01:09:25] optimal.
[01:09:27] An encouraging yield that demonstrates the potential of this sector in
[01:09:31] Ain Témouchent. The agricultural services are also supporting
[01:09:34] this initiative. The objective is now to expand cultivated
[01:09:37] areas and encourage other farmers to try
[01:09:41] the experience.
[01:09:44] We encourage farmers, especially the younger ones, to get involved in banana
[01:09:48] cultivation, a sector that offers real
[01:09:51] prospects.
[01:09:55] A dynamic that reflects a constant desire to fully
[01:09:59] exploit the potential of the region by transforming each
[01:10:02] plot into an experimental space where
[01:10:05] local agriculture continues to reinvent itself in the face
[01:10:09] of climatic and economic challenges.
[01:10:12] About thirty Chinese students arrived in Algiers this
[01:10:16] Monday as part of academic cooperation agreements between Algeria
[01:10:19] and China. These students
[01:10:23] Arabic language at Algiers 2 University, Aboulqassem Saadallah de
[01:10:27] Bouzeliha, and during 1 year they will evolve in an environment
[01:10:31] conducive to exchanges and immersion in Algerian
[01:10:34] culture. This training is organized for the 3rd
[01:10:38] consecutive year. I invite you to listen to these statements collected by
[01:10:41] Macelboy.
[01:10:46] We are at Algiers Airport
[01:10:49] to welcome 30 students
[01:10:52] from China. They come to study Arabic
[01:10:56] language. They have a bachelor's degree, so a license
[01:11:00] level. And it's an immersion in
[01:11:04] Algeria in an environment that masters
[01:11:07] academic Arabic and also
[01:11:09] Maghrebi Arabic. And we hope
[01:11:13] after their departure that they master both
[01:11:17] approaches, the academic approach and the Maghrebi approach, with our culture,
[01:11:20] our humor and our way of seeing
[01:11:24] things. Well, in any case, I think the links with China and Algeria, I don't need to
[01:11:28] draw a picture of that, it's a link
[01:11:29] of friendship.
[01:11:32] In the context of securing borders and fighting multiform
[01:11:35] organized crime, a detachment of the National People's Army
[01:11:39] eliminated this Monday in the 3rd military region three
[01:11:42] gold panners of African nationality. The operation also
[01:11:45] recovered a firearm, six pickaxes and six
[01:11:48] generators. This operation
[01:11:51] confirms once again the
[01:11:55] the National People's Army to fight this kind of illicit
[01:11:59] practices aimed at depleting the wealth of our
[01:12:02] country, concluded the statement of the Ministry of National Defense.
[01:12:06] Sahrawi National Unity Day this October 12th
[01:12:09] marked by a violent Moroccan repression of demonstrations
[01:12:13] in support of the prisoners of
[01:12:17] Claude Mangin was also arrested, expelled from Marrakech while
[01:12:21] trying to visit her husband, Naama Asfari,
[01:12:24] who has been arbitrarily
[01:12:28] cells for 16 years and is entering his 55th
[01:12:32] day of hunger strike with 8 other Sahrawi detainees. Sami
[01:12:35] Dachli.
[01:12:39] Access to Moroccan territory was again denied this Monday to the
[01:12:43] French activist Claude Mangin, who had gone to visit
[01:12:46] her husband, the Sahrawi political prisoner, Naama
[01:12:50] Asfary. She has been subjected to this administrative
[01:12:53] ban since January 2019,
[01:12:56] despite the visiting rights guaranteed during her spouse's
[01:13:00] transfer. I am extremely
[01:13:03] stressed in the last few
[01:13:06] weeks because my husband has resumed his hunger strike
[01:13:12] received, before being
[01:13:16] received an envoy from the general delegation of
[01:13:18] prisons telling him that if he was
[01:13:22] transferred he could see his wife so... so here I
[01:13:25] am able to
[01:13:28] go see Naba and obviously that
[01:13:31] stresses me because I wonder how the Moroccan authorities will receive
[01:13:34] me.
[01:13:38] Faced with this isolation and communication
[01:13:40] restrictions, Naama Asfari
[01:13:44] hunger strike to demand respect
[01:13:47] for the recommendations of the UN
[01:13:50] which calls for the release of the detainees of the Gday
[01:13:54] Izic group. This expulsion comes in a climate of
[01:13:58] high tension. This same Monday, security forces
[01:14:01] violently dispersed a sit-in in support of Sahrawi
[01:14:05] prisoners in front of the prison
[01:14:07] administration. Dozens of activists, students
[01:14:10] and relatives of detainees were arrested,
[01:14:14] raising serious concerns about their situation.
[01:14:17] My brothers, they cut off his leg.
[01:14:30] Here, my brothers, they cut off his leg.
[01:14:33] Look where his leg is flying, my brothers.
[01:14:37] Oh God, this is an abomination. Oh God, this is an abomination.
[01:14:40] Oh God, this is an abomination.
[01:14:43] Oh God.
[01:14:51] Oh God,
[01:14:59] the oppressors, Most Merciful of the merciful, Lord
[01:15:02] the oppressors and do not give them a goal, Most Merciful of the
[01:15:06] merciful, Lord of the Worlds. We trust in
[01:15:09] Israel. These are our Israeli
[01:15:11] brothers. We should welcome
[01:15:14] them with flowers.
[01:15:17] Like Moroccans in European countries,
[01:15:20] when it's prayer time, they don't
[01:15:22] pray.
[01:15:25] Repression also practiced by the Makhzen against the
[01:15:28] demonstrations of the Moroccan population. Thousands of
[01:15:31] Moroccans suffering from marginalization and the
[01:15:34] unjust policies of the authorities are rebelling, anger is
[01:15:38] growing and affecting many sectors, Amirahi
[01:15:41] and
[01:15:46] in Morocco, access to the most basic services remains
[01:15:50] difficult for many citizens. In marginalized
[01:15:53] regions, the lack of water and electricity is combined with
[01:15:57] cut-off roads that isolate residents and make it difficult
[01:16:01] to evacuate the sick to
[01:16:02] hospitals.
[01:16:08] the school there until here. Citizens are plunged into
[01:16:11] darkness.
[01:16:17] They care neither about the health of citizens nor about respecting their
[01:16:20] rights.
[01:16:23] We are only asking for our rights.
[01:16:32] Families deprived of housing and compensation, students
[01:16:36] facing a lack of school infrastructure,
[01:16:39] citizens struggling to access essential services, all
[01:16:43] situations that illustrate the gap between the
[01:16:46] needs of the population and the reality of
[01:16:49] daily life.
[01:16:51] Our children are the first victims of this situation. Since we have been
[01:16:55] here, we have been made promises that are never kept. We are
[01:16:59] promised improvements, but on the ground, nothing changes. We are
[01:17:03] told to complain, but to whom should we address ourselves?
[01:17:06] authorities know that families live in this neighborhood, that children
[01:17:10] grow up there and that there is no school, where are the necessary
[01:17:13] infrastructures, and when we demand a solution, we
[01:17:17] are told that it is impossible to provide school transport for our
[01:17:20] children,
[01:17:25] not much, we just want our children to be able to go to school and
[01:17:28] continue their
[01:17:29] education.
[01:17:36] Faced with these demands, the response from the Marzen remains marked by
[01:17:40] repression, while the expectations of citizens accumulate
[01:17:44] and their living conditions continue to
[01:17:46] deteriorate. Around the country, which pays tribute to
[01:17:50] Sim Moustapha Muller,
[01:17:53] Algeria and friend of the... engaged evolution also for
[01:17:56] ecology and the preservation of national biodiversity
[01:18:00] after independence, the suitcase carrier, as he was called during
[01:18:04] the war of independence, is honored at the museum.
[01:18:13] Winfrey Muller, known as Simstapha
[01:18:16] Muller, marked the history of the revolution with a commitment
[01:18:20] as discreet as it was decisive, with the
[01:18:23] primary mission of transporting highly sensitive documents
[01:18:26] and weapons at the risk of his life. It's an
[01:18:29] honor to be his daughter. For me, the greatest legacy
[01:18:33] is what he left in documentation for Algeria.
[01:18:36] He had to wage a psychological
[01:18:39] war to help these legionnaires of the Foreign
[01:18:43] Legion to avoid
[01:18:47] fighting against
[01:18:50] Algeria. He managed to make
[01:18:53] 4300 legionnaires desert, and for them he is a
[01:18:57] hero. He was with us. He
[01:19:00] wrote. He convinced
[01:19:03] more than 400 and some soldiers.
[01:19:07] German, we were in coordination with the German
[01:19:11] embassy, the embassy, they got their papers done, they went home. His commitment earned him
[01:19:15] the right to become a target, threatened with
[01:19:19] death, victim of assassination attempts attributed to the
[01:19:23] red hand, Moustapha Müller escaped several
[01:19:26] attacks, but far from giving up, putting his
[01:19:29] experience and intelligence at the service of the
[01:19:32] revolution.
[01:19:37] put him in contact with
[01:19:40] intellectuals, particularly French,
[01:19:43] Francis Johnson, philosopher, very well known, and
[01:19:47] who took charge, who took the initiative
[01:19:50] to organize the FLN support networks in France,
[01:19:54] that's more than 3000 French militants whom
[01:19:58] we will never forget, who sided with the Algerian
[01:20:03] independence, Moustapha Muller chose to continue
[01:20:06] his journey in Algeria,
[01:20:10] information, youth and sports, he also contributed
[01:20:13] to the preservation of national natural heritage,
[01:20:16] a heritage that extends beyond the struggle for
[01:20:20] independence, his attachment to
[01:20:22] Algeria.
[01:20:24] We now take you to discover a special village in the town of
[01:20:28] Budbridge, it is Klia, known
[01:20:31] for its traditional, mountainous cachet, it's more than a
[01:20:35] place of dwelling, but a center. religious and of knowledge, this
[01:20:39] picturesque and historic village, has everything to interest
[01:20:42] visitors, Saïs and
[01:20:44] Samidli.
[01:20:48] Nestled in the heart of the mountains, Elqla reveals a singular
[01:20:51] architectural heritage, with its traditional
[01:20:54] houses, with red tiled roofs, its narrow
[01:20:58] streets, and its hundred-year-old fig and
[01:21:00] olive trees, a natural landscape that gives the
[01:21:03] village all its beauty and authenticity.
[01:21:15] as you can see, the houses are built of stone and tile, it's a heritage that the inhabitants want to preserve,
[01:21:19] transmit to future generations,
[01:21:22] more than a simple village,
[01:21:25] it is a place for the transmission of knowledge and
[01:21:28] spirituality, its mosque bears witness to this
[01:21:31] tradition and students met there to learn,
[01:21:34] pray and deepen their knowledge.
[01:21:42] the Hegira, it welcomed the
[01:21:45] devotee,
[01:21:47] originally from Syria, who settled on this rock to
[01:21:51] devote himself to religious practice.
[01:22:08] has tourist potential that remains to be developed, an enhancement
[01:22:12] to better publicize this heritage, in order to attract
[01:22:15] more visitors and open new economic
[01:22:19] perspectives.
[01:22:23] This visit aims to publicize and promote this village rich in
[01:22:26] history, which has promising tourist assets to
[01:22:29] contribute to the development of the villa so that it becomes
[01:22:33] a promising resource for the state of Bordj Bou Arreridj.
[01:22:37] From now on, the challenge is to transform this potential into a
[01:22:41] sustainable dynamic by reconciling the preservation of heritage, the
[01:22:45] development of tourism and the creation of new
[01:22:48] opportunities for the region. That
[01:22:51] concludes this news broadcast, thank you for watching, have a great evening on Canal Algérie.
[01:23:29] Mobilis presents the weather
[01:23:33] Mobilis together
[01:23:35] we make.
[01:23:39] Good evening ladies and gentlemen, happy to see you again. For tomorrow the clouds will be quite dense.
[01:23:42] Météo Algérie predicts a rainy day practically across the country and
[01:23:46] the clouds will be denser over the southern part, once again towards the inland
[01:23:50] west and center, accompanied by rather marked
[01:23:53] stormy activity in places, also sandstorms in the
[01:23:57] central Sahara to the north Sahara with hail
[01:24:00] in the southern part. Note strong winds towards the
[01:24:04] southwest. We will also note a often cloudy sky near the central
[01:24:07] and eastern coasts, especially at the end of the
[01:24:11] rain. Here are the
[01:24:14] decrease, especially inland, with a
[01:24:18] minimum de 9° pour...
[01:24:20] 16, Climsen, Orang, 17, Alger, anaba à
[01:24:24] Skikda, 13 at Batna, 15 at Sétif, small Tizi Ouzou. In the south,
[01:24:28] 17° will be recorded at Ghardaïa, at Ouled Djellal. During the
[01:24:31] evening, a minimum of 13° will be recorded at Béchar, 19 at
[01:24:35] Tindouf, between 19 and 20° in the central Sahara,
[01:24:38] 22 towards the eastern Sahara and finally between 26 and 27
[01:24:42] for the far south. Now for the
[01:24:46] temperatures forecast for tomorrow afternoon, the temperatures will be
[01:24:49] stable compared to those recorded this afternoon. It
[01:24:53] will be 27 tomorrow at Annaba, Skikda, Guelma,
[01:24:56] Sétif, 29 at Tizi Ouzou, Algiers,
[01:24:59] Tlemcen, 30, Oran, 22 El Bayadh, 27 in the southern
[01:25:03] part at Béchar, 22 at Ghardaïa, between 31 and 34 in the
[01:25:06] central Sahara, 27 at Tamanrasset and finally
[01:25:10] 41°, the maximum for the far south.
[01:25:13] Now for the state of the sea, tomorrow we will have a beautiful
[01:25:17] to slightly rough sea towards the regions of
[01:25:20] east, between 10 and 25 km/h in the
[01:25:24] west, between 10 and 20 km/h in the east and finally
[01:25:27] between 10 and 20 km/h in the center with a
[01:25:30] beautiful sea. We conclude this weather report with
[01:25:34] tomorrow's ephemeris, the sun will rise at 6:54 AM, and will
[01:25:38] set at 6:14 PM. You
[01:25:40] always have the Météo Algérie website www.meteo
[01:25:43] algerie.dz Thank you for your attention, have a great
[01:25:47] evening, see you tomorrow for more sky news.
[01:26:04] Mobilis presented the weather
[01:26:06] Mobilis together we
[01:26:10] build
[01:26:10] the future.
[01:26:20] Algerian Airlines hand in hand towards
[01:26:23] a more conscious society and support for prevention
[01:26:27] and early detection
[01:26:37] It could be
[01:26:38] you,
[01:26:42] your mother,
[01:26:47] your sister, your close
[01:26:50] friend. It is possible to detect it,
[01:26:53] it is possible to raise awareness about it,
[01:26:57] it is possible to treat it and it is possible to recover
[01:27:02] negligent, for you may be
[01:27:05] the one who saves a life. Get checked
[01:27:09] now. We are all against breast
[01:27:13] cancer.
[01:27:18] When we were young, they told us we were the leaders
[01:27:21] of the future, but leaders without training, we did nothing. We must be
[01:27:25] ready to take up the torch. What do you think? Let's propose an idea or
[01:27:28] a project that lets us lead our way, because I also started
[01:27:32] a social initiative, but unfortunately I didn't get much
[01:27:35] support. Right, we can
[01:27:39] the environment, in diplomacy, and develop our leadership skills. Right,
[01:27:43] Hussam, our project must be very big so that we can develop
[01:27:46] our skills, help our society to guarantee our present
[01:27:50] and our future. A big project like this, do you think the
[01:27:53] state will help us?
[01:27:58] We thought like you, and we decided not to do anything
[01:28:01] without your
[01:28:05] project is a large national project that will
[01:28:08] invest in the capabilities of our youth and will allow
[01:28:12] their initiatives to be real, practical,
[01:28:15] community initiatives. Therefore, we are
[01:28:19] project. We will make it a reality God willing. That's right, Mr. Minister, it
[01:28:22] will not be just a training program, but it will open the door
[01:28:26] and the future for national youth, meaning young people
[01:28:29] from all Algerian wilayas will participate in it. Right? And we will
[01:28:39] Algeria, we announce the launch of a national
[01:28:43] program to care for young leaders to develop
[01:28:46] their leadership skills and train them, and at the same
[01:28:50] time to strengthen their field initiatives in youth
[01:28:53] institutions. A thousand Algerian youth will have a real
[01:28:56] opportunity, which is an opportunity for hope,
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[01:29:52] Madam, sir, good evening, thank you for joining us for the interview on
[01:29:56] Canal Algérie. This evening we welcome Mr. Hassan
[01:29:59] Qassimi, security and migration expert, also
[01:30:02] consultant for Canal Algérie. Good evening, Mr. Kassimi, thank you for being with
[01:30:06] us. Good evening, thank you for inviting
[01:30:09] me. Thank you. So the National Rifin Party has
[01:30:13] just obtained official recognition from Madrid. Spain has
[01:30:16] validated the statutes and authorized the official opening of a party representation
[01:30:20] after an initial establishment in Gerona,
[01:30:23] precisely. What is the scope of this initiative in your opinion? First
[01:30:27] of all, it's a crushing defeat on the diplomatic level
[01:30:31] for the Makhzen, which... still has to record another
[01:30:34] defeat, and that's very important because Spain is
[01:30:38] evolving its political doctrine in its
[01:30:42] relations with
[01:30:45] Morocco, the Makhzen, which had always claimed
[01:30:48] to have exceptional relations with the Spanish
[01:30:52] monarchy, and the reality proves to us that
[01:30:56] Spain is currently dissociating itself from a number of
[01:30:59] positions of... the Makhzen that increasingly harm the monarchy
[01:31:03] on a political and economic level, and that
[01:31:06] the positions of the
[01:31:10] have been animated and characterized by permanent
[01:31:14] hostilities towards Spain, especially
[01:31:18] migratory front.
[01:31:21] Morocco is currently,
[01:31:24] one could say, that it can be accused of human
[01:31:27] rights abuses and human
[01:31:31] of threatening Spain's national security, of course, and even
[01:31:34] more importantly, vis-à-vis because our discourse, I hope that
[01:31:37] our declarations will reach the European
[01:31:40] community and the European parliament and European politicians,
[01:31:44] that the Makhzen currently constitutes not only a threat
[01:31:47] to the security of the European Union but also a threat to human rights
[01:31:51] and human
[01:31:55] the entire Moroccan population hostage in its relations with the Spanish
[01:31:58] monarchy. So, to be very precise, Spain already
[01:32:02] hosts a numerically important Riffian diaspora
[01:32:06] in the Iberian Peninsula. It is
[01:32:09] estimated, this is an estimate, of course, at over 600,000
[01:32:12] individuals, with a strong pool of very active
[01:32:15] militants both in Madrid and in the rest
[01:32:20] Europe, in civil society, among political parties.
[01:32:24] Is it really this networking work that the
[01:32:27] PNR has done that has changed the game, or at
[01:32:31] least changed the vision of Spain? First of all, historically,
[01:32:34] it must be said that the Republic of the Rif
[01:32:38] is not a chimera or an invention, a last-minute
[01:32:41] invention. The Republic
[01:32:44] of the Rif is a reality, it exercised its sovereignty over this
[01:32:48] territory, for a certain time, there were
[01:32:52] borders, a flag, an army, a government, which means that
[01:32:55] currently, the Rifin struggle to restore,
[01:32:59] rehabilitate the Rif Republic is back on the scene, the political
[01:33:03] scene, very strongly, and it has sympathies, very important
[01:33:06] sympathies in many countries,
[01:33:10] Spain that is supported by many politicians and
[01:33:13] has very favorable and positive
[01:33:17] echoes among the Spanish population,
[01:33:20] which means that currently it is a cause that
[01:33:24] is advancing internationally within the European Union,
[01:33:27] and its recognition by Spain as
[01:33:30] such is an undeniable political step forward
[01:33:33] which again constitutes another diplomatic and
[01:33:37] political defeat for the Makhzen. You spoke of the Ceuta
[01:33:41] crisis, we can obviously wonder about
[01:33:43] the timing of this initiative
[01:33:47] or this diplomatic decision by Spain. Is this a
[01:33:51] response to the dangerous maneuvers
[01:33:54] and the migratory crisis orchestrated by Morocco
[01:33:57] this summer? You know that the Ceuta
[01:34:01] crisis caused a significant shockwave within the European
[01:34:05] Parliament, within the governments of the European Union, which means
[01:34:09] that the entire European political class was
[01:34:12] outraged and condemned such behavior which consists of
[01:34:16] using migration as a lever for political pressure, half-heartedly,
[01:34:20] Mr. Kassimi, there was no sanction. Yes, but this is a
[01:34:23] cause, beware, that is advancing, and remember that
[01:34:26] currently Morocco is not
[01:34:29] only
[01:34:31] at one level to
[01:34:33] raise a little the disapproval, the anger and the condemnation of
[01:34:39] disapproval, it is developing like a snowball. Which means that the
[01:34:42] Europeans have already reacted several times by condemning
[01:34:45] Morocco. I give you the case of drugs
[01:34:49] which is a real poison that is feeding a whole controversy
[01:34:53] within the European Parliament, which means that there
[01:34:56] was a resolution of the European Parliament considering
[01:35:00] that the entire drug industry that is developing at the level of the Makhzen
[01:35:04] constitutes a threat to the security of the European
[01:35:07] Union, so with this we could add the migration issue
[01:35:10] which constitutes. also a space of 24
[01:35:13] hours, remember, you had 60,000 to 70,000 people who were
[01:35:16] thrown into the sea by the Moroccan authorities, it must be said
[01:35:20] that it was a well-organized operation,
[01:35:24] a logistical one, the Moroccans were transported in army
[01:35:28] trucks that were taken
[01:35:31] Ceuta, so for you it's a response from Spain to what
[01:35:35] happened this summer, first of all, on
[01:35:39] Ceuta, precisely. "It's a response from
[01:35:42] Spain, and could it indeed snowball
[01:35:46] since the PNR, which is active, which was
[01:35:50] created in 2023, as I said, is doing
[01:35:53] networking work and a diplomatic offensive and intends to continue
[01:35:57] doing so in the Netherlands and Brussels, where it is very important
[01:36:01] and very well established? Do you think this is a response to what
[01:36:05] happened this summer, this major migratory crisis in Europe
[01:36:08] and could this decision by Madrid snowball
[01:36:12] in the rest of Europe very precisely?
[01:36:16] Undoubtedly, you should know that the Rif is not a
[01:36:20] fictitious legal entity, the Rif is a republic, it
[01:36:24] existed, so it is not difficult to
[01:36:28] obtain regional and international support from other countries
[01:36:31] and, of course, international recognition as a
[01:36:34] state. So Morocco cannot continue to lie
[01:36:38] and make believe that the Rif is a territory, as it did
[01:36:41] for Western Sahara. God is
[01:40:22] the Spanish Prime Minister came to Algeria, he had, of course, a very important work program and
[01:40:25] the project of the visit of... in Spain, which is also on
[01:40:28] the roadmap, and this very important rapprochement
[01:40:32] on the political and economic level between Madrid and Algiers
[01:40:36] makes the monarchy, the Makhzen, tremble a little, and it has
[01:40:40] acted under the table to try to pull
[01:40:44] back this rapprochement and try to block and hinder
[01:40:47] the establishment of a Madrid-Algiers axis that could perhaps
[01:40:51] a little call into
[01:40:53] question many things in the relations between
[01:40:57] Madrid and Rabat. So, just to conclude with this
[01:41:01] question of the Rif, what are the chances of the
[01:41:05] Rif ultimately going towards a
[01:41:08] situation analogous to that of Western Sahara,
[01:41:12] going towards a political process, towards an international
[01:41:16] visibility? Very objectively, sir,
[01:41:19] you know that the party
[01:41:23] is a liberation movement, a territory that is currently occupied
[01:41:29] another territory that is under Moroccan colonization
[01:41:33] and it is also a territory to
[01:41:36] decolonize on the international level, which is not registered as
[01:41:40] such, but the path will, of course,
[01:41:43] be full of pitfalls, but you must
[01:41:47] know that liberation movements are movements that
[01:41:50] last over time, and decolonization on a historical level is a process
[01:41:53] that is inevitable, so you think that the Rif could have its chances? Yes,
[01:41:57] historically, it is a state, a
[01:42:01] republic that is distinct from Morocco and that
[01:42:03] has its sovereignty, and that currently we believe very
[01:42:07] strongly that the Rif is a non-self-governing
[01:42:11] territory that is under Moroccan colonization.
[01:42:14] So, as I said, we cannot avoid mentioning the
[01:42:17] parallel with the cause of another people, also repressed by the same
[01:42:21] colonial logic and force, the cause of the Sahrawi
[01:42:23] people, the Sahrawi people themselves. Madrid also
[01:42:27] recently considered a bill aimed at granting
[01:42:31] nationality to Sahrawis born before
[01:42:34] 1977, a year considered to mark the end of the
[01:42:37] Spanish colonization process of this territory. The dissolution,
[01:42:40] of course, of the two chambers of parliament in
[01:42:44] Jaén postponed this bill until the next legislature. What is
[01:42:48] your view on this initiative again?
[01:42:51] First of all, Spain
[01:42:54] is practically on the verge of initiating such
[01:42:57] a project. Moreover, it was adopted by the House of Deputies and transmitted to the
[01:43:01] Senate, and with the dissolution of
[01:43:04] Parliament, it is a file that must return to
[01:43:08] the parliamentary scene during
[01:43:11] next legislature of the Spanish Parliament. So it is a pending
[01:43:15] file, and first of all,
[01:43:18] there are some interpretations. We could say that first, Spain is trying
[01:43:22] to repair an injustice on a historical
[01:43:25] level. First, I will remind you of a rather
[01:43:28] important event, the
[01:43:31] general, remind me of the
[01:43:34] name,
[01:43:37] the general who led Spain in 1974.
[01:43:40] In
[01:43:42] 1974, Franco,
[01:43:46] yes, he had committed in writing before
[01:43:50] the UN to organize a self-determination
[01:43:53] referendum for the Sahrawi people. That was in
[01:43:57] 1974, it's an important historical
[01:44:00] fact, and the referendum for
[01:44:03] the organization of this self-determination referendum
[01:44:07] was supposed to take place in 1975,
[01:44:11] but this process was interrupted after his death when Spain
[01:44:14] decolonized, with the death of General
[01:44:18] Franco. If General Franco had not
[01:44:20] died in 1975, there would
[01:44:24] not have been all this problem of Western Sahara, there would not have been
[01:44:28] the occupation in
[01:44:31] 1973 of Western Sahara
[01:44:34] by Morocco. So...
[01:44:36] Franco's death interrupted the
[01:44:40] process of organizing a
[01:44:43] referendum. So the bill on the granting
[01:44:47] of nationality to Sahrawis
[01:44:50] is a preparation for an unfinished
[01:44:53] decolonization. Yes, so
[01:44:56] Spain considers that it
[01:44:59] erred, that it was
[01:45:02] somewhat responsible for an
[01:45:05] injustice on a historical level, and is trying to
[01:45:09] rectify it. Now, nationality, what are the
[01:45:11] legal consequences for people born before
[01:45:15] '77 during the Spanish administration of
[01:45:18] this territory? Yes, it's very important, the implications are
[01:45:22] important. Why? Because this
[01:45:26] will be the electoral file
[01:45:30] of the Sahrawi people who
[01:45:33] will participate in the referendum which will be
[01:45:36] organized, of course, inevitably.
[01:45:40] All those who are raising
[01:45:43] the resolution
[01:45:47] 27/97 saying that in the
[01:45:49] body of the resolution, the
[01:45:52] principle of organizing
[01:45:55] a referendum is not included,
[01:45:58] this is false because these are semantic
[01:46:02] explanations and shifts, because
[01:46:04] whoever says that resolution 27/97
[01:46:08] does not... refer to the organization
[01:46:12] of a referendum is wrong for the simple reason that the mandate of Minerso, whose
[01:46:15] main mission is to organize a referendum, is included in
[01:46:19] resolution
[01:46:20] 2797.
[01:46:26] Regarding your idea, this draft
[01:46:29] law, which is still a draft law, if it were to be renewed in the
[01:46:33] next legislature, it would directly threaten the autonomy
[01:46:36] plan presented by Morocco, wouldn't it? First, the political
[01:46:40] evolution is very, very important and there is a political rupture in the
[01:46:44] position and in the Spanish doctrine. It must
[01:46:48] be recalled that
[01:46:50] Spain, the Prime Minister, recognized the autonomy
[01:46:55] recognized it at a certain moment for various reasons, of course,
[01:46:59] Moroccan pressure using the immigration issue,
[01:47:02] using the migratory issue to put pressure on Spain to have this
[01:47:06] concession of having reconsidered the autonomy plan. But the situation
[01:47:10] has evolved and by granting
[01:47:12] nationality to Sahrawis born before
[01:47:15] 1977, it is an
[01:47:19] annulment of the autonomy plan.
[01:47:22] How, how under Moroccan sovereignty? For the simple
[01:47:26] reason, if we recognize that the Sahrawis are Spanish, that means they are not
[01:47:30] Moroccan, they have never been Moroccan, they are not Moroccan. If they are not
[01:47:34] Moroccan, that means that Western Sahara cannot be under sovereignty, is not under
[01:47:37] sovereignty, it cannot be under... a
[01:47:40] political decision
[01:47:45] that is clear and on which, of course, in
[01:47:49] Morocco there is still no political debate for the simple reason
[01:47:52] that it is a real uh a stone
[01:47:56] in the bar that was thrown by the Spanish and on which the
[01:48:00] Moroccans refuse to open a debate for the
[01:48:04] simple reason that, first of all, the nationality
[01:48:07] of the Sahrawis and the recognition that
[01:48:10] they are not Moroccan and the recognition also that Western Sahara
[01:48:14] is not under Moroccan sovereignty and, of course, this
[01:48:17] uh pushes the kingdom to
[01:48:21] avoid opening such a debate. There are some, I heard some Moroccan
[01:48:24] politicians saying that uh what
[01:48:28] is happening and the current developments both in the United States and in
[01:48:32] Spain, the developments both in the United States and in Spain mean that
[01:48:35] currently Morocco finds itself in retreat, on the defensive, for the simple
[01:48:39] reason. that Western Sahara is
[01:48:42] a territory, if you want us to come back to it later, it is a territory
[01:48:46] that is non-self-governing, it is a territory that has been a little known, has been inscribed
[01:48:50] since, yes, but no one disputes it, yes, but it
[01:48:53] is, no one disputes it for the simple reason, we must go back
[01:48:57] to the declarations to the report of Guterres,
[01:49:01] the Secretary-General of the United Nations and to the report of
[01:49:04] De Mistura. I would like to ask you one last question
[01:49:07] about this plan
[01:49:10] for Moroccan autonomy which was presented from
[01:49:13] 2007, which the Moroccans have just elaborated a little more
[01:49:16] because it was contained in only three sheets. That's what
[01:49:20] the people who... well, the diplomats who
[01:49:24] browsed through it
[01:49:28] declared and that's what they declared and so regarding this
[01:49:31] autonomy plan, today we see Morocco readapting its
[01:49:35] colonial narrative a little and in the Moroccan media we hear that
[01:49:39] and that this autonomy plan could
[01:49:42] constitute a form of self-determination. What do you
[01:49:46] say to that? You know, yes, there are
[01:49:50] ideas circulating in Morocco saying that...
[01:49:57] which was drafted in the office of Chirac,
[01:50:00] of President Chirac precisely, uh of President Chirac, which was
[01:50:04] drafted. Moreover, this autonomy plan itself
[01:50:07] contains serious contradictions. You know, if
[01:50:11] you own something, you cannot
[01:50:14] grant it autonomy. So
[01:50:18] autonomy and sovereignty are two concepts that exclude each other.
[01:50:22] So there is a contradiction even in this autonomy plan,
[01:50:25] which is why some
[01:50:29] political positions in Morocco say that
[01:50:33] the autonomy plan is a plan that risks trapping
[01:50:36] the Moroccan regime for the simple reason that tomorrow the
[01:50:40] parliament of Western Sahara, because there will be a
[01:50:43] government, there will be a president and there will be a prime minister
[01:50:47] who risks declaring its independence, and the situation
[01:50:51] will be even more aggravated if we find
[01:50:54] ourselves with a population of approximately 90% of the population of
[01:50:58] Western Sahara with Spanish nationality, who could, of course,
[01:51:02] with the help of Spain, uh secede
[01:51:05] and demand its independence. So whatever
[01:51:09] solution is adopted, of course, we can perhaps
[01:51:12] talk later about the modalities of a solution within the United Nations
[01:51:15] concerning the developments of the negotiations and the, exactly, we will
[01:51:19] talk about it right away. There is an alignment. First,
[01:51:23] I would like to ask you this question, there is an almost perfect alignment, which was not
[01:51:27] the case even a year ago during the vote, notably of resolution
[01:51:30] 2797 between the United
[01:51:33] Nations, what, for example, Guterres says in his
[01:51:37] report, De Mistura, but also in the American administration which
[01:51:40] was very favorable, we know, to this Moroccan
[01:51:44] autonomy plan and which President Trump had recognized in 2020. I ask my
[01:51:48] question and I will let you answer, just regarding this
[01:51:51] alignment today. Just, I will finish my question, how do you
[01:51:54] explain it, what has changed since 2025? Very briefly, very concretely,
[01:51:58] first of all, these are geopolitical reports. The
[01:52:01] Americans, you know, reframe their position when it comes to their interests
[01:52:04] in a given region. The interests of the
[01:52:07] Americans in the Mediterranean have
[01:52:11] changed and there are very important economic and
[01:52:14] commercial stakes and, of course, on the African continent. Of course, the
[01:52:18] Americans have an eye on the African continent, they have interests to
[01:52:21] defend. And you know that in the Sahel
[01:52:25] and on the African continent, Algeria is an indispensable
[01:52:28] partner, so this is an element that must absolutely not be lost sight of.
[01:52:32] The second element is that uh the Americans have evolved
[01:52:36] taking into account these economic and commercial parameters,
[01:52:39] and you know that the Americans in their relations at the
[01:52:43] international level, there is no
[01:52:46] ideology and there is no politics. There are, of
[01:52:49] course, relations exclusively transactional
[01:52:52] that were inaugurated under the presidency of
[01:52:56] Donald Trump. So if we are to return to this
[01:52:59] subject, it is that
[01:53:02] Americans have evolved their position and
[01:53:06] especially that, of course, there is a certain opacity, it must be said, in
[01:53:10] this magma of multi-lateral
[01:53:13] relations of interest, and it must be said that the
[01:53:16] Americans, especially with the latest declarations
[01:53:20] of Mesaad Boulos, say: I will take two elements.
[01:53:24] First, that there is no imminent solution, the
[01:53:27] problem is not likely to be resolved immediately, and these are
[01:53:31] two elements that were
[01:53:33] at the limit that can be considered as
[01:53:37] a bomb that exploded on the face
[01:53:41] uh wait, I will get there, it is a bomb that had
[01:53:44] exploded, that exploded within the Moroccan regime that
[01:53:47] wanted at all costs that the Americans
[01:53:50] contribute in a very strong way to
[01:53:53] impose the autonomy plan on
[01:53:56] the Sahrawis within the Security Council. However, in what
[01:54:00] we have just seen, it is that the Americans have
[01:54:04] no intention
[01:54:06] of imposing the autonomy plan on the Sahrawis, so they
[01:54:10] are looking for a balanced solution, sir. But the
[01:54:14] problem is that resolution 27/97 introduces
[01:54:17] very vague concepts and concepts that are not legal. At best, not even
[01:54:21] political. I will return to an expression, a solution acceptable by
[01:54:25] all parties. What does that mean, what does an
[01:54:29] acceptable solution by all mean? What does
[01:54:32] that mean? Is it the organization of a referendum? Secondly, the Americans
[01:54:45] uh
[01:54:48] drafted it. They were, they were the
[01:54:51] spearhead of this resolution.
[01:54:55] Pardon me, this phrase precisely is not new in the
[01:54:59] resolutions. A mutually acceptable solution is repeated
[01:55:02] every year. Yes,
[01:55:05] but there was, in the past,
[01:55:08] organizing a referendum. So whatever solution
[01:55:12] we are going to, currently for us, resolution
[01:55:15] 2717 gives the impression that it was drafted to
[01:55:19] please everyone a little and to try to ensure a certain balance between
[01:55:23] all parties, but in practical terms, to move towards a political
[01:55:26] solution and to end this dispute, we will have to
[01:55:30] find a semantic explanation
[01:55:33] to this formula. accepted by all parties. We have the
[01:55:36] Moroccan position that does not want to discuss outside the
[01:55:40] autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty, and we have the position of the
[01:55:44] Sahrawis who want to go towards the organization of a referendum. So
[01:55:47] now the Americans, the Americans have evolved their
[01:55:51] position and for them, it is not a question of
[01:55:53] imposing the Moroccan autonomy plan
[01:55:57] on the Sahrawis. So this is the new situation and it has somewhat
[01:56:01] shaken things up. It has completely changed in any case since
[01:56:05] at least last year. We have 3 minutes left, Mr. Kassimi, what
[01:56:09] do you think will happen on October 31st? Will it be a somewhat traditional
[01:56:12] resolution that passes every year? But that would already be good because
[01:56:15] the mandate of MINURSO had been widely questioned last
[01:56:19] year with Moroccan pressure behind the scenes,
[01:56:22] of course, but it still
[01:56:26] the somewhat normal
[01:56:30] mandate for one year and proposes a
[01:56:33] kind of transitional council. This is also an idea that
[01:56:37] is not new. A transitional council for
[01:56:40] 5 years. What does that mean? You know,
[01:56:44] it is a formula that was proposed by Guterres, which has no
[01:56:48] historical roots and which
[01:56:50] of course wants to, Guterres, we must recognize, of course, and
[01:56:53] recognize his desire to
[01:56:57] defend and uphold the principles
[01:57:00] of the Charter of the United Nations in terms of
[01:57:03] decolonization, justice, the right of peoples to self-determination,
[01:57:07] but it is a formula that is not likely
[01:57:10] to go far for the simple reason that this
[01:57:13] formula is not found in any text
[01:57:17] of the resolutions of the Security Council, and at this
[01:57:20] level you must know that
[01:57:23] for the next resolution of the Security Council, which must
[01:57:27] meet to decide, at least decide to take a
[01:57:31] decision, a resolution at the end of October,
[01:57:38] leave the status quo a little, waiting for the chickens
[01:57:42] to evolve and advance significantly. Thank you, Mr.
[01:57:46] Kassimi, I remind you that you are an expert in
[01:57:50] security and migration and also a consultant for
[01:57:53] Canal Algeria. Thank you very much for answering our questions. It is I who thank you.
[01:57:56] Thank you for following us in the weekly
[01:58:00] interview of Canal Algeria. We will see you very soon.
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[02:00:33] the university military hospital in Tindouf and checks the operational
[02:00:37] readiness of the logistics brigade responsible for ensuring
[02:00:40] the smooth running of the supply chain
[02:00:43] for the battle formations. The third
[02:00:47] day of his visit to the Third Military
[02:00:50] Region,
[02:00:51] embodying
[02:00:55] the state's commitment to providing decent housing for citizens.
[02:00:58] The second installment of the Adel 3 program payment
[02:01:01] orders will be disbursed before the end
[02:01:05] of the week, and a significant number
[02:01:08] of housing units from the same program will be distributed
[02:01:12] on November 1st
[02:01:13] in several provinces.
[02:01:21] Algeria elects a vice-president of the executive
[02:01:24] bureau of the Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity, in a move
[02:01:29] Arab coordination and cooperation mechanisms
[02:01:32] and confirms Algeria's aspiration to
[02:01:36] build long-term strategic partnerships
[02:01:39] during the activities of the 25th Petroleum Conference in the Saudi
[02:01:43] capital, Riyadh.
[02:01:49] And among the energy gains, the Tindla
[02:01:52] solar energy plant
[02:01:55] in El Oued province is an important pillar that strengthens
[02:01:59] Algeria's ambition to expand clean electricity
[02:02:04] reliance on traditional
[02:02:10] In Morocco, the policy of demolition and uprooting leaves thousands
[02:02:13] of families to the woes of homelessness and displacement in the shadow of
[02:02:28] the declaration of national unity, the Sahrawi people
[02:02:32] renew their pledge to continue the struggle until they obtain
[02:02:35] the right to self-determination and establish the
[02:02:38] independent
[02:02:39] Sahrawi state.
[02:02:45] Continuing his visit to the Third Military
[02:02:49] Region, First Lieutenant Said Chengriha,
[02:02:52] Minister Delegate to the Minister of National Defense, Chief of
[02:02:56] Staff of the People's National Army, today inspected
[02:02:59] and examined the project to build the university military hospital
[02:03:02] with a capacity of 240
[02:03:05] beds in Tindouf. This is
[02:03:30] the beginning. After the reception ceremony, First Lieutenant
[02:03:34] watched a detailed presentation on this
[02:03:37] important health facility, which was presented
[02:03:41] this project.
[02:03:58] Before he inspected on-site the progress of
[02:04:01] the works, where he emphasized the necessity of
[02:04:04] delivering it according to the agreed contractual
[02:04:07] deadlines, while ensuring its implementation according
[02:04:11] to the international health standards
[02:04:14] adopted in the construction of such projects.
[02:04:22] It should be noted that First Lieutenant laid the foundation
[02:04:25] stone for this project in May
[02:04:28] 2025, which falls within the framework of the
[02:04:32] keenness of the Supreme Command of the People's National Army
[02:04:35] to ensure the enhancement of the region,
[02:04:39] as well as improving the performance
[02:04:42] of hospital structures and raising the level of
[02:04:45] health services provided. This allows for optimal
[02:04:49] care for military personnel
[02:04:52] and their families. First Lieutenant also paid an inspection
[02:04:56] visit to the Logistics Brigade, where he
[02:05:00] inspected the operational readiness of this
[02:05:03] unit, which is responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the
[02:05:07] supply chain for the battle formations deployed
[02:05:10] in the area of specialization.
[02:05:14] In an important step that embodies the state's commitment to
[02:05:17] implementing housing programs that enhance the living environment
[02:05:20] for citizens and meet the growing demand for housing, the Minister
[02:05:24] of Housing, Urban Planning and the City, Tariq
[02:05:27] Belaribi, revealed on the sidelines of his visit to the province
[02:05:34] of Oum El Bouaghi to check the readiness of housing projects under the "sale by lease" formula, Adel 3.
[02:05:38] He revealed the start of the disbursement of payment
[02:05:43] the program before the end of the week, with the possibility
[02:05:46] of disbursing them in two phases,
[02:05:48] confirming the imminent launch of 300,000 housing
[02:05:52] units from the Adel 3 program across the country.
[02:05:56] Belaribi also confirmed that
[02:06:00] from the Adel 3 program will be distributed in several provinces
[02:06:04] on the occasion of the 72nd anniversary
[02:06:06] of the glorious November 1st revolution. The second installment,
[02:06:10] I think, will be in the coming days, meaning if not today,
[02:06:13] then tomorrow or before the end of the week,
[02:06:16] the second installment
[02:06:19] at least, to subscribers whose housing units
[02:06:23] we started building, 200 thousand housing
[02:06:26] units that are under construction will
[02:06:30] receive their second installment. It will be less than the first installment, meaning
[02:06:33] the first installment was 10%, now we are at 7%. There is a committee
[02:06:37] that is working to see if
[02:06:41] we decide to divide the second installment or not.
[02:06:45] I think that in the next few days the decision
[02:06:48] will be made.
[02:06:51] The Minister of Housing, Urban Planning, and Urban Development,
[02:06:55] Tariq Belaribi, checked the readiness
[02:06:58] of the housing units that will be
[02:07:00] distributed on November 1st. The units are equipped with all necessary
[02:07:04] facilities, and the construction rate has reached advanced
[02:07:08] stages. On this occasion,
[02:07:10] Belaribi commended the efforts made by national construction companies,
[02:07:14] as well as the record speed of construction
[02:07:17] and the quality of the works. More with Malik
[02:07:19] Derahmon. From construction sites to key
[02:07:23] handover, Adel 3 projects enter a new phase,
[02:07:26] with the aim of accelerating the pace
[02:07:33] families to obtain decent housing. A field
[02:07:36] visit to monitor the progress of work and to ensure
[02:07:39] the readiness of the projects that are expected to receive
[02:07:43] the first families next November. On November 1st,
[02:07:47] some provinces will
[02:07:50] distribute Adel housing. Our field visit
[02:07:53] today is to check the readiness of these sites
[02:07:57] for distribution on November 1st, God willing.
[02:08:01] We see that there is respect for deadlines.
[02:08:04] We see that there is good
[02:08:07] quality, meaning an improvement in quality regarding ADL 3, even in
[02:08:11] exterior arrangements. Let me say
[02:08:14] that in these three provinces, at least 1200 housing units are
[02:08:17] ready for distribution. Approximately 150 housing units in
[02:08:21] Bordj Bou Arreridj. Now 400 housing
[02:08:24] units in Mila, in Chelghoum Laid, for the subscribers
[02:08:28] of Chelghoum Laid, and approximately 600 housing units in
[02:08:32] Oum El Bouaghi here. This is not merely
[02:08:37] the horizon, but a housing project that carries the aspirations
[02:08:41] of thousands of subscribers and translates the state's
[02:08:44] bets on expanding housing supply and accelerating the pace of construction
[02:08:48] according to deadlines that meet citizens' aspirations.
[02:08:52] We continue to follow the Adel 3 program. 200,000 housing units
[02:08:56] are currently under construction nationwide. We will start
[02:09:00] in the coming period the construction of another
[02:09:03] 300,000 housing units distributed across the national
[02:09:07] territory, meaning half a million housing units under Adel 3.
[02:09:10] Now, 200,000 have started and 300,000 are
[02:09:14] about to start. All this is to meet
[02:09:18] the demands of subscribers. Between the acceleration of
[02:09:21] construction and the expansion of programs across various wilayas of the country,
[02:09:25] the Minister of Housing's visit reinforces the process
[02:09:27] of monitoring Adel
[02:09:30] 3 projects and checking their progress and readiness according to
[02:09:33] the specified deadlines. Efforts continue at the construction
[02:09:36] sites, awaiting the transition of these projects from the
[02:09:39] construction phase to the delivery phase, within the largest
[02:09:43] housing programs that
[02:09:45] Algeria is relying on.
[02:09:47] In an important achievement that strengthens its participation in the mechanisms
[02:09:51] of Arab coordination and cooperation in the electricity sector, Algeria
[02:09:55] today elected a vice-president of the Executive Bureau of the
[02:09:58] Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity during the 16th
[02:10:01] meeting of the Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity, while
[02:10:04] the activities of the 25th Petroleum Conference held
[02:10:08] in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, provided
[02:10:12] an opportunity to introduce cooperation, partnership,
[02:10:15] and investment opportunities available
[02:10:18] in Algeria, especially in light of its pivotal position
[02:10:21] as a oil and gas
[02:10:24] producer and exporter. Mariam Ben Abdel Rahman
[02:10:28] Algeria participates in the 25th Petroleum
[02:10:31] Conference in Riyadh, represented by the
[02:10:34] Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, and the Minister of
[02:10:38] Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjal, to affirm
[02:10:41] its energy status and active participation in international
[02:10:45] discussions on energy security and market stability
[02:10:50] the sector, especially through strategic
[02:10:53] projects such as the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline
[02:10:56] which supports African energy integration.
[02:11:00] We have a project with Nigeria, Niger,
[02:11:03] Algeria, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline,
[02:11:07] which we seek to establish and implement.
[02:11:11] The stage we have reached now is that we have finally
[02:11:15] completed the studies and we have also finally
[02:11:17] completed the feasibility studies and
[02:11:21] started
[02:11:24] section of this pipeline,
[02:11:27] and we will cooperate with Nigeria
[02:11:30] and Niger to start the implementation in Niger.
[02:11:35] touches for the pipeline in Niger in terms of
[02:11:39] the topographical path for this project. After
[02:11:42] the project is completed, it will transport the initial
[02:11:46] quantity, which is 20 billion cubic
[02:11:49] meters of gas to Europe, in the second phase,
[02:11:52] to reach 30 billion. All these
[02:11:57] at this energy
[02:11:59] in Algeria, as well as its extension
[02:12:03] to our partners in Europe. The OPEC+
[02:12:06] meeting discussed developments in the global oil market
[02:12:09] and ways to maintain its stability
[02:12:12] and ensure supplies, while emphasizing the importance
[02:12:16] of the safety of sea lanes and the continuity of
[02:12:19] energy flow. On the side of enhancing Arab cooperation
[02:12:23] in the field of energy, Algeria was elected
[02:12:26] Vice-President of the Executive Bureau of the Arab
[02:12:29] Ministerial Council for Electricity during its 16th
[02:12:34] presence in the coordination and joint Arab action mechanisms
[02:12:38] in the fields of electricity and renewable
[02:12:41] energy. Mohamed Arkab and Mourad Adjal also
[02:12:44] discussed with their Saudi Kuwait, Iraq,
[02:12:48] Egypt and Jordan ways to enhance cooperation in
[02:12:51] the hydrocarbons sector and expand energy partnerships
[02:12:54] in a way that supports energy
[02:12:56] security
[02:12:59] and Algeria, which enjoys great potential and experience
[02:13:02] in the energy field, is moving towards enhancing its
[02:13:06] energy security by implementing an important national project that aims to
[02:13:09] produce 15,000 megawatts, raise the capacity of producing
[02:13:13] clean electricity
[02:13:16] traditional stations that run on natural
[02:13:21] a segment from the Tindla solar power
[02:13:23] plant in El M'Ghair state. Hamza
[02:13:26] Mallouh After being connected to the national grid
[02:13:30] last April, the Tindla solar power
[02:13:33] plant contributes to strengthening supplies and enhancing Algeria's
[02:13:36] ability to produce clean electricity
[02:13:39] and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. With a production
[02:13:43] capacity of up to 200 megawatts, it is considered the largest solar
[02:13:48] Algeria in 2026.
[02:13:52] It contains 364,000
[02:13:55] solar panels distributed over 20
[02:13:57] fields. This electrical
[02:14:01] energy is produced and pumped into the national
[02:14:04] grid in order to strengthen the national grid and enhance the network's
[02:14:08] capabilities in producing electrical energy. The renewable
[02:14:16] energy project by 2035.
[02:14:18] 2035
[02:14:21] The plant is expected to play an important role in strengthening
[02:14:24] the electricity grid in the southeastern state, as well
[02:14:28] as reducing natural gas consumption in traditional
[02:14:31] generation stations. We are now in the second section of
[02:14:34] the station, which is dedicated to converting the voltage from
[02:14:38] 30 kilovolts to 220 kilovolts, which
[02:14:41] is fed into the national grid. We are now in the control
[02:14:45] center, where the voltage and all possible faults
[02:14:49] are monitored so that intervention can be made in a timely manner
[02:14:52] to ensure the continuity of service. We are in the control room
[02:14:56] that allows us to monitor and analyze
[02:14:58] the performance of the station.
[02:15:00] It allows us to detect faults as soon
[02:15:04] as they occur, to intervene and carry out the appropriate
[02:15:07] intervention. Displaying
[02:15:09] operating data
[02:15:12] such as power, voltage and current. The
[02:15:15] photovoltaic plant will also contribute to meeting
[02:15:19] the increasing demand for electricity, especially with urban,
[02:15:22] agricultural and industrial expansion, in addition to supporting
[02:15:25] the state's goals related to diversifying energy sources
[02:15:30] clean electricity during the coming years.
[02:15:33] Thanks to
[02:15:35] the proactive plan developed by Sonelgaz's departments
[02:15:39] through its investments in electrical transformers and maintenance
[02:15:43] of distribution networks, Adrar state recorded a summer
[02:15:46] without power outages despite weather fluctuations
[02:15:49] and the record rise in temperatures that
[02:15:53] the state experienced, says Balfa.
[02:15:56] The summer in Adrar state saw continuous supply
[02:15:59] of electricity despite the fault
[02:16:02] recorded in the line connecting Oulaf and Rajan due to
[02:16:06] sandstorms and strong winds,
[02:16:10] where teams affiliated with the electricity transmission
[02:16:13] company intervened in a challenge to keep homes
[02:16:17] and institutions lit. Our
[02:16:20] teams were mobilized to repair the line
[02:16:23] by completely replacing the five towers and damaged
[02:16:27] cables. We were able,
[02:16:29] thanks to the efficiency
[02:16:32] and professionalism of our teams,
[02:16:35] to complete the operation in a very short time.
[02:16:39] The services of the electricity and gas distribution company worked
[02:16:43] to monitor distribution networks at the municipal
[02:16:46] and factional levels and convert distribution
[02:16:50] at the level of backup electrical
[02:16:52] transformers.
[02:16:55] There were no long outages, we mean very long outages, there was no
[02:16:58] electricity. This time, thank God,
[02:17:02] without interruption. I say it frankly,
[02:17:05] without interruption in Adrar state, this summer is better.
[02:17:09] Better. 16 electrical transformers were installed
[02:17:12] with a total electrical network length of
[02:17:15] 45.75 kilometers. The preparations for
[02:17:19] the summer season also included the implementation
[02:17:22] of a wide program for the maintenance of the electrical network.
[02:17:25] 1513 km of maintenance
[02:17:28] operations were carried out, in addition to inspecting 2213
[02:17:32] km of networks for electricity
[02:17:36] supply. A priority that Sonelgaz
[02:17:39] is keen on, embodying
[02:17:43] the concept of energy sovereignty,
[02:17:45] and within
[02:17:48] a strategic vision that relies on modernizing
[02:17:51] and developing infrastructure, especially the road network.
[02:17:55] The project to dualize the provincial road
[02:17:58] 129, which connects Sidi Ammar
[02:18:01] and Berrahal, is an important gain in facilitating traffic
[02:18:05] and connecting the provincial capital with its surroundings.
[02:18:08] Tabar masin The provincial road
[02:18:11] No. 129,
[02:18:14] which connects Sidi Ammar and Berrahal in Annaba, has always been a source
[02:18:18] of daily headaches for its users due to the heavy traffic.
[02:18:22] Today, this equation is heading towards
[02:18:26] relief with the start of its dualization work
[02:18:29] in a project that aims to reduce traffic
[02:18:33] congestion. This road, Sidi Ouf, 129, is known
[02:18:37] for its old
[02:18:39] traffic jams. They have been waiting for this project with great impatience.
[02:18:42] This itinerary, Al-Hajjar Kuti,
[02:18:45] Birahhal, will be at 44.
[02:18:49] If you ride with Laren, you will solve
[02:18:52] all the problems. This road, to reach Al-Hajjar,
[02:18:59] takes an hour and a half. The work has reached
[02:19:01] completion without affecting traffic
[02:19:04] on the road. The project is expected
[02:19:08] to contribute, upon completion, to easing congestion on National
[02:19:12] Road No. 44
[02:19:15] path for those coming
[02:19:19] from Skikda and Qanema towards Annaba. The pace of work
[02:19:22] is good. The pace is now estimated at
[02:19:25] 25%. Under normal circumstances, the dualization of provincial road No.
[02:19:29] 129 and provincial road No.
[02:19:31] 108 will be completed, God willing,
[02:19:35] by the end of 2027. We will have
[02:19:37] received all of it. In the same
[02:19:40] direction, work continues on provincial road No.
[02:19:44] 20, which connects the new city of Azra' al-Rish
[02:19:48] and Seraidi, in a project that does not only serve
[02:19:51] its traffic function, but also opens a tourist
[02:19:55] corridor that penetrates deep into the Oued El Annab forest
[02:19:58] along the Lideg mountain range for about
[02:20:01] 16 kilometers.
[02:20:04] Carrying a passion for learning and a desire to discover the Arabic language,
[02:20:08] 30 Chinese students arrived today at Houari Boumediene
[02:20:11] International Airport in Algiers to join Algiers
[02:20:15] University 2, Abu Al-Qasim Saadallah, in a step
[02:20:18] that strengthens the bridges of cultural and civilizational exchange between
[02:20:21] Algeria and China. Manal Abidish.
[02:20:28] China to Algeria to study the Arabic
[02:20:31] language, driven by their desire to develop this language
[02:20:34] and discover a new culture. The cultural
[02:20:38] diversity that Algeria boasts, in addition to the opportunities
[02:20:41] its universities provide for training
[02:20:44] and education, are factors that contributed
[02:20:47] to these students choosing Algeria
[02:20:50] to embark on a unique academic and cultural
[02:20:53] experience.
[02:20:55] The Arabic language and that the Arabic language is
[02:20:59] a useful and beautiful language
[02:21:02] and that Algeria is a beautiful and great country
[02:21:05] and I love Algeria. I love Algeria very much.
[02:21:08] I am very happy
[02:21:12] Algeria. I know that Algeria
[02:21:15] is a very strong country in Africa
[02:21:19] and a beautiful
[02:21:23] coastal country. I chose Algeria
[02:21:26] as a destination because Algeria
[02:21:29] is a stable and beautiful
[02:21:32] country and
[02:21:36] it has a good academy.
[02:21:39] To ensure good supervision for these students during
[02:21:43] their studies in Algeria, all facilities were provided at
[02:21:47] the university and university residences.
[02:21:50] The students who came today will study
[02:21:53] at Bouzaréah University.
[02:21:57] They will study Arabic, which is a continuation of their academic
[02:22:01] training they had in China. All of them have a bachelor's
[02:22:04] degree. Last year we received
[02:22:07] about 4000
[02:22:10] students, this time we passed 8000 foreign students, meaning every
[02:22:14] student, before he comes, we would have already prepared his
[02:22:17] room, his meal plan, as they have
[02:22:20] a special program for this case today.
[02:22:24] These 30 Chinese students
[02:22:29] Algiers. The demand of Chinese
[02:22:33] students and other
[02:22:35] Algerian universities reflects the excellent
[02:22:39] level they have reached thanks to the state's
[02:22:43] strategy that focused on developing the performance of Algerian
[02:22:46] universities in all states
[02:22:48] of the country. In the context of protecting borders and combating
[02:22:52] organized crime in all its forms,
[02:22:55] a detachment of the People's National Army in the Third
[02:22:59] Military Region was able to eliminate three
[02:23:02] illegal gold miners
[02:23:05] of a certain nationality.
[02:23:14] Such operations confirm once again the determination
[02:23:18] of the higher command of the People's National Army to combat
[02:23:21] such illegal operations aimed
[02:23:25] at depleting the country's resources.
[02:23:29] Homes are collapsing on the heads of their residents in Morocco,
[02:23:32] and with them the dreams of families who have lost
[02:23:35] hope for a future that the Makhzen insists on destroying
[02:23:39] and obliterating.
[02:23:52] I was a man, here are my brothers,
[02:23:55] the boy had his leg cut off, he was thrown.
[02:23:59] My brothers, O God, this is from K. O God,
[02:24:02] this is from K. O God, this is
[02:24:05] from K.
[02:24:20] the oppressors, O Most Merciful of the Merciful, O
[02:24:24] the oppressors and do not give them a goal, O Most
[02:24:28] Merciful of the Merciful, O Lord of the Worlds. We trust in
[02:24:30] Israel. These Israelis
[02:24:33] are our brothers. We should welcome them with roses.
[02:24:39] For Moroccans in European countries, they don't come
[02:24:42] to prayer time,
[02:24:44] they don't pray. The scenes of demolishing
[02:24:48] homes and displacing families continue amidst deteriorating
[02:24:52] social conditions that increase
[02:24:55] in Morocco. Families lose their shelters and families
[02:24:59] face an unknown fate. A scene that summarizes
[02:25:02] the Makhzen's systematic approach to depriving its people of the most basic
[02:25:05] human rights.
[02:25:09] To a new chapter of injustice whose pages have not been turned,
[02:25:12] the Makhzen continues to institutionalize
[02:25:15] effects do not stop at demolishing homes,
[02:25:19] but extend to pushing families with their children onto the streets
[02:25:23] without providing an alternative or guaranteeing the most basic
[02:25:26] necessities of life. I am 70 years old
[02:25:30] and they demolished my home. Where will I go now?
[02:25:32] We will be more displaced. How will I do it? Morocco
[02:25:35] does not want to live in it. We are not living in it. We are oppressed in our
[02:25:39] country and we are dying every day a hundred times.
[02:25:42] Look at how people live. Look, turn the camera. Turn
[02:25:46] the scene here. It is harsher than words can express. Families
[02:25:50] evicted from their homes stand before the rubble of what
[02:25:53] was, until recently, their only shelter. They were not given
[02:25:57] time to arrange their departure, nor were they given an alternative
[02:26:00] to protect them from the humiliation of the streets. Before their eyes,
[02:26:04] walls that preserved the details of their lives collapsed
[02:26:08] before them. Oppression was written on their faces before
[02:26:11] it was recorded in reports.
[02:26:14] And they compensated us. They came
[02:26:17] and evicted us, and our homes were not demolished.
[02:26:38] The mistake we made, but the mistake we made was that they evicted
[02:26:41] us. If it had collapsed on me, they would have carried me to the grave and I would have been
[02:26:44] buried. They gave us three months,
[02:26:48] three months turned into four years from
[02:26:51] 2023. Meaning, false
[02:26:54] promises. It is
[02:26:57] the bulldozer a language, and oppression a decision,
[02:27:01] and the street an alternative
[02:27:04] who were deprived of their right to housing. While the Makhzen
[02:27:08] hides behind its decisions, the displaced families remain
[02:27:11] a witness to its cruelty and a standing
[02:27:15] condemnation of a policy that did not stop at demolishing stones, but
[02:27:19] deliberately crushed people. On the 51st
[02:27:22] anniversary of the declaration of national unity, the Sahrawi people renewed
[02:27:26] their calls to unite ranks in confronting the maneuvers
[02:27:30] of the Moroccan occupation
[02:27:33] until they obtain their right to freedom and self-determination.
[02:27:36] Tawajeen.
[02:27:38] In renewal of the covenant of struggle, the Sahrawi people commemorate
[02:27:41] the 51st anniversary of national unity. It is a turning
[02:27:44] point in the Sahrawi cause
[02:27:48] to establish its foundation.
[02:27:50] For the state of institutions, the national unity station
[02:27:53] in 1951 is an important station for the Sahrawi
[02:27:57] people. It is a station of
[02:28:00] gains. The national unity in which the institutions
[02:28:03] and the Sahrawi state were truly built. The Sahrawi people,
[02:28:06] through their unity, the unity of their goals, the unity of their
[02:28:10] thought, but also their strength is derived from this
[02:28:13] unity, all of which
[02:28:16] finds the sole representative
[02:28:22] of its goals, of its struggles,
[02:28:25] which is the Popular Front for the Liberation of Saguia el-Hamra and Rio de Oro, God willing, the anniversary
[02:28:28] that comes in very special circumstances
[02:28:30] and which requires us to renew
[02:28:34] our national unity, which is
[02:28:37] our safety valve. And we are not afraid, thank God, we are not
[02:28:40] afraid, as long as we adhere to our national
[02:28:43] unity, the exploitation of the Sahrawi people
[02:28:47] will come and it is a fulfillment to the martyrs
[02:28:50] and no one will divide us. We have given what we see
[02:28:54] and we have given what we cannot go back on, which is for our exploitation
[02:28:58] of our national territorial unity above our flag and our borders.
[02:29:01] We are not bargaining and we are still going on today and yesterday. The Sahrawi President
[02:29:05] Ibrahim Ghali affirmed on this occasion the commitment
[02:29:09] engage with the efforts of the United Nations in a spirit
[02:29:13] of responsibility and constructive cooperation. And at this
[02:29:16] time, when the Sahrawi
[02:29:20] issue is being discussed
[02:29:23] at the United Nations,
[02:29:27] the Polisario Front,
[02:29:31] the legitimate and sole representative
[02:29:34] of the Sahrawi people,
[02:29:37] can only reaffirm its commitment to engage with
[02:29:41] the efforts of the United Nations in a spirit of responsibility
[02:29:44] and constructive cooperation
[02:29:48] to reach a just, final
[02:29:50] and permanent solution to the conflict
[02:29:54] in the context of implementing
[02:29:57] the Charter and resolutions
[02:29:59] and foremost among
[02:30:03] them is the sacred
[02:30:07] right to self-determination. This anniversary
[02:30:10] comes within the path of the Sahrawi people's struggle
[02:30:13] for their right to self-determination.
[02:30:15] We conclude the eighth
[02:30:20] historical memory today. On the 33rd
[02:30:23] anniversary of the death of the mujahid and friend
[02:30:26] of the Algerian revolution, Winfried Müller, known as Si
[02:30:30] Mustafa Müller, the National Museum of the
[02:30:33] Mujahid recalled the journey of a man whose name was associated
[02:30:37] with supporting the Algerian cause and supporting
[02:30:40] his people's struggle for freedom
[02:30:43] and independence through a historical symposium
[02:30:46] that provided an opportunity to highlight his supportive positions
[02:30:57] Si Mustafa Müller is one of those who
[02:31:00] تجاوزوا حدود الجغرافيا والانتماء. واختاروا
[02:31:03] الوقوف الى جانب شعب يناضل من اجل حريته
[02:31:06] ويفريد مولرر المدعو سي مصطفى
[02:31:10] الوزاني ولد بالمانيا نشا
[02:31:12] بالنمسه وواصل دراسته تخصص الصحافه
[02:31:15] بفرنسا حيث امن وتعلق بالقضيه
[02:31:18] الجزائريه فمن هنا كانت
[02:31:21] البدايه قرا في فرنسا
[02:31:24] تما اللي
[02:31:26] لقاء كان يكتب هو يكتب
[02:31:29] بيتو عجبو التاريخ . الجزائر
[02:31:32] وكلش سمع بلي الا
[02:31:35] كونطاكتي فرون د ليبيغاسون
[02:31:39] وعجبهم عجبهم دونك يافي بوكو دو بوغتوغ دو
[02:31:42] فاليز فيها الالمان فيها بزاف
[02:31:45] He was among
[02:31:48] these people. Si Mustafa
[02:31:51] Müller made language a weapon of struggle,
[02:31:54] supported by organizational experience
[02:31:57] and persuasion to serve the Algerian revolution.
[02:32:01] He contributed to winning over foreign soldiers working
[02:32:04] in the French forces and encouraging them to return
[02:32:07] to their homelands. He was the one who
[02:32:10] wrote to these
[02:32:13] legionnaires who were with France, he wrote them
[02:32:16] letters and told them that this war is not
[02:32:19] for you, you should not have the foreign legion,
[02:32:23] the foreign legion. They called it
[02:32:27] From Germany and from Austria, from a large
[02:32:31] number of countries, he convinced
[02:32:34] 4,000 French soldiers. The French raised
[02:32:38] them. The French taught them to kill Algerians.
[02:32:42] He convinced them that their place
[02:32:45] is not in the French army, but rather alongside the Algerian
[02:32:48] revolution, alongside the free people. Mustafa
[02:32:52] Müller, a name associated with Algerian
[02:32:55] memory and an icon that embodied that not everyone
[02:32:59] who was inspired by the Algerian revolution was born on its land.
[02:33:03] He passed away on October
[02:33:04] 9, 1993,
[02:33:08] leaving his solid mark in his publications of books
[02:33:11] and more than 11 documentary
[02:33:14] films.
[02:33:17] To remind you of the most prominent headlines
[02:33:19] of the bulletin,
[02:33:22] Lieutenant General Said Chengriha inspects the project to build
[02:33:25] the military university hospital in Tindouf
[02:33:28] and checks on the operational readiness of the brigade's unit responsible
[02:33:34] for ensuring the smooth functioning of the supply chain
[02:33:39] on the third day of his visit to the Third Military Region.
[02:33:43] Renewal
[02:33:47] of the state's commitment to providing decent housing
[02:33:50] for citizens. The start of issuing payment orders for
[02:33:54] the second phase of the Adl 3 program before
[02:33:57] the end of the week and distributing a significant
[02:34:01] number of housing units within the same program
[02:34:04] on November 1st
[02:34:06] next across several
[02:34:14] states. Algeria elects a vice president of the executive office
[02:34:17] of the Arab Ministerial Council for Electricity
[02:34:22] in Arab coordination and cooperation mechanisms
[02:34:24] and confirms Algeria's aspiration to build
[02:34:28] long-term strategic partnerships during the event.
[02:34:34] for petroleum in the Saudi
[02:34:35] capital, Riyadh.
[02:34:42] Among the energy gains is the Tindla
[02:34:46] solar power plant in El M'Ghair
[02:34:48] state, an important pillar that strengthens Algeria's
[02:34:52] ambition towards expanding clean electricity production
[02:34:55] and reducing reliance
[02:34:56] on traditional plants.
[02:35:02] In Morocco, the policy of demolition and displacement leaves thousands
[02:35:06] of families suffering from the calamities of homelessness
[02:35:08] and loss in light of a miserable social
[02:35:12] reality that exacerbates
[02:35:13] the suffering of citizens.
[02:35:20] On the 51st anniversary of the declaration of national unity, the Sahrawi
[02:35:23] people renew their pledge to continue
[02:35:26] the struggle until they obtain the right to self-determination
[02:35:29] and build the independent Sahrawi state.
[02:35:44] Thank you and peace be upon you.
[02:36:31] The weather forecast is presented by Mobilis.
[02:36:34] Together, we build
[02:36:37] the future.
[02:36:40] Madam, Mademoiselle, Sir, good evening. Glad to see you again. For tomorrow, well, the
[02:36:44] clouds will be quite dense. Météo Algérie predicts a rainy day
[02:36:47] practically throughout the country and the clouds will be denser over the southern
[02:36:51] part again towards the interior west and center, accompanied
[02:36:54] by a more stormy activity
[02:36:58] Also to report some sandstorms in the Central Sahara in the North
[02:37:01] Sahara with hailstones in the southern part. Note also
[02:37:05] quite strong winds towards the southwest. We will also note a
[02:37:08] often cloudy sky near the central and eastern coasts, especially at the end of the
[02:37:12] day with some light rain. The temperatures
[02:37:15] are as follows. The minimums will show a slight decrease, particularly in the interior of the country, with a
[02:37:19] minimum of 9 degrees for Al-Bayad.
[02:37:23] 17 in Algiers, Annaba, Skikda, 13 in Batna, 15 in
[02:37:27] Sétif. In the south, 17 degrees are recorded in
[02:37:31] Ghardaia, Oued Djellal, during the evening, we will record a minimum of
[02:37:34] 13 degrees in Bechar, 19 in Tindouf, between 19 and
[02:37:37] 20 degrees in the Central Sahara, 22 towards the Eastern Sahara and
[02:37:41] finally between 26 and 27 for the extreme south.
[02:37:45] Now let's move on to the temperatures expected for tomorrow
[02:37:49] afternoon. Well, the temperatures will be stable compared to those
[02:37:52] recorded this afternoon. It will be 27 tomorrow in
[02:37:56] Annaba, Skikda, Guelma, Sétif, 29 in
[02:37:59] Tizi Ouzou, Algiers, Tlemcen, 30 in Oran,
[02:38:02] 22 in El Bayadh, 27 in the southern part in Bechar, 22
[02:38:05] in Ghardaia, between 31 and 34 in the Central Sahara,
[02:38:09] 27 in Tamanrasset and finally 41 degrees, the maximum
[02:38:13] for the extreme south. Now let's move on to the state of the sea.
[02:38:17] Tomorrow we will have a beautiful to slightly agitated sea towards the regions of
[02:38:22] and 25 km/h in
[02:38:25] the west, between 10 and 20 km/h in the east and finally
[02:38:29] between 10 and 20 km/h in the center with a
[02:38:32] beautiful sea. We conclude this weather report with
[02:38:35] the ephemeris. Tomorrow the sun will rise at 6:54 AM and set
[02:38:39] at 6:14 PM. You
[02:38:41] always have the Météo Algérie website at www.
[02:38:48] Have a great evening and see you tomorrow for more sky news.
[02:39:04] Mobilis presented you the weather
[02:39:07] conditions. Mobilis, together
[02:39:11] we build the future.
[02:39:21] Air Algerie, hand in hand, towards
[02:39:24] a more aware community and support
[02:39:28] for prevention and early
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[02:39:45] the heart. Air Algerie, hand
[02:39:48] in hand, towards a more aware
[02:39:51] community and support for prevention and early detection.
[02:40:08] The National Center for Onboard
[02:40:12] the launch of its electronic website on the Internet,
[02:40:16] Drones
[02:40:20] to facilitate benefiting from its qualitative
[02:40:23] services that help you in your
[02:40:26] professional and private activities
[02:40:29] related to the field of
[02:40:32] systems.
[02:40:36] the special accreditations for practicing
[02:40:40] various activities related to
[02:40:42] onboard drone systems such as
[02:40:46] manufacturing, importing, exporting, wholesale
[02:40:49] or retail sales, maintenance,
[02:40:52] leasing, providing
[02:40:55] services, and licensing
[02:40:58] acquisition, import, export,
[02:41:02] of onboard drone
[02:41:05] legally authorized operators or by
[02:41:08] natural or legal persons. The National
[02:41:11] Center issues these accreditations in accordance
[02:41:15] with the applicable regulations. The Center accredits
[02:41:18] remote pilot training bodies
[02:41:21] and issues licenses for the use of
[02:41:24] systems.
[02:41:30] benefit from these services should submit
[02:41:33] applications for various accreditations and licenses
[02:41:37] to practice these activities to the National Center,
[02:41:40] accompanied by the necessary documents for each
[02:41:44] file, which you can find on the website
[02:41:47] of the National Center for Onboard Drone Systems.
[02:41:50] The
[02:41:55] website provides an appointment booking
[02:42:01] of Algeria only, by filling out the electronic
[02:42:04] form with the required information
[02:42:07] and sending it directly, which ensures
[02:42:10] organized reception and optimal processing of
[02:42:14] applications.
[02:42:18] For more information, the National Center
[02:42:21] for Onboard Drone Systems invites
[02:42:24] you to visit its website.
[02:42:34] They all tell us when we are young that we are the leaders
[02:42:37] of the future, but without training, we have done nothing. We must be
[02:42:41] ready to take the torch. What do you think if we propose an idea or
[02:42:44] a project and let us study it our way, because I also did it.
[02:42:48] a social initiative, but unfortunately, I didn't find much.
[02:42:51] If it's really like that, then we can
[02:42:55] the environment, in diplomacy, and develop and help
[02:43:03] our society to ensure our present and our future. A big
[02:43:07] project like this, the state
[02:43:09] helped us with it.
[02:43:13] We thought as you thought and decided that we wouldn't do anything
[02:43:17] without your participation.
[02:43:21] project is a big national project that
[02:43:24] will invest in the capabilities of our youth and will
[02:43:27] make their initiatives real community-based
[02:43:31] initiatives. Therefore, we
[02:43:34] project and achieve it on the ground, God willing. That's right, Mr. Minister,
[02:43:38] it will not be just a training program, but it will open
[02:43:41] the door and the future for our national youth, meaning youth
[02:43:45] from all Algerian wilayas will participate in it. Right, and it must be continuous, not
[02:43:49] just for a week and then we leave. We will give the opportunity to many people
[02:43:55] Algeria,
[02:43:57] we are launching a national program to care for young
[02:44:00] leaders to develop their leadership skills
[02:44:04] and train them, and at the same time to enhance their
[02:44:08] field initiatives in youth institutions. One thousand Algerian
[02:44:10] youth will have a real opportunity,
[02:44:14] which is the opportunity of hope, work,
[02:44:16] and creativity. Algerian youth are the present
[02:44:20] of Algeria and the future
[02:44:21] of Algeria.
[02:44:25] If you are between 18 and 28 years old and registered in a youth
[02:44:29] institution and you see yourself as a leader and you have a project idea that you want to implement
[02:44:32] and you wish to enhance your leadership skills, don't miss the opportunity.
[02:44:36] Register now on the official platform of the program, which you will find on all
[02:44:40] social media pages of the Ministry of Youth.
[02:45:00] When summer comes, everyone of us hears the same call.
[02:45:30] Algeria, the sea is not just a view, it is
[02:45:34] a moment, it is a laugh, it is a life to be lived.
[02:46:12] Algeria, your summer begins with us.
[02:46:32] society, and you know that your presence
[02:46:36] society, and that the examination process is very important
[02:46:40] in our lives. I examine
[02:46:42] to be reassured. Don't say I'm thinking about
[02:46:46] my family. Think about yourself first.
[02:46:49] Your examination is your salvation. I examine to be reassured.
[02:46:52] Time is not just precious and for fun.
[02:46:56] Okay, and the first doctor is
[02:46:59] reassured. There is no word "too late" in
[02:47:03] your dictionary. The examination precedes time.
[02:47:06] I examine to be reassured. A stage you must go through.
[02:47:11] A simple step that entered your life saves it. I examine
[02:47:15] to be reassured.
[02:47:20] I examine to be reassured. Remove fear from
[02:47:23] your life. Take matters into your own hands.
[02:47:27] The examination is what will relieve you. I examine
[02:47:29] to be reassured.
[02:47:32] Not my needs, the opposite, the Zis
[02:47:35] won the rest from the burdens. I examine
[02:47:38] to be reassured. You are bigger than fear and hesitation.
[02:47:41] Be aware that the examination is the right
[02:47:44] step. The examination gives you strength.
[02:47:48] I examine to be reassured. When
[02:47:51] you hear about a woman who had an examination and said,
[02:47:53] "I'm relieved," what comes to your mind? I examine
[02:47:59] women are certain that the examination is the solution.
[02:48:02] Don't hesitate. I examine to be reassured. It is
[02:48:06] a bold step that must be taken. The examination is
[02:48:10] indispensable. I examine to be reassured. The word cancer
[02:48:14] is frightening. The word "I examine" gives you
[02:48:17] hope. I examine to be reassured.