Algeria is actively working to promote its national media both regionally and internationally, alongside strengthening diplomatic and economic ties with various nations. Recent announcements from the Algerian Press Agency highlight the government’s commitment to these key areas.
The Minister of Communication emphasized the state’s ongoing efforts to ensure the widespread reach of Algerian media’s message across the African continent and globally. This initiative aims to showcase Algeria’s perspective on regional and international issues, fostering a better understanding of the nation’s policies and cultural values.
In other news, a meeting took place between officials and Algerian investors and project holders residing abroad, fostering interactive discussions and exploring opportunities for collaboration and investment within Algeria. This engagement with the diaspora underscores the government’s desire to leverage the skills and resources of its citizens living overseas for national development.
On the diplomatic front, Chief of Staff of the People’s National Army, Saïd Chengriha, was received by the Minister of Defense of the Republic of Korea, signaling a deepening of military cooperation between the two countries. Furthermore, Foreign Minister Attaf received a phone call from his Belgian counterpart, indicating continued dialogue and collaboration on matters of mutual interest.
The Algerian Broadcasting Corporation (ENTV) received the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) award for excellence in foreign coverage, a testament to the quality and professionalism of Algerian journalists. This recognition highlights the growing reputation of Algerian media on the international stage. Additionally, Minister Saioud oversaw a coordination meeting with the High Commission for Digitalization to assess the progress of sectoral workshops, underscoring Algeria’s commitment to digital transformation.
The celebration of National Press Day served as a reminder of the state’s dedication to the vital role of journalism. Meanwhile, in Geneva, Nasseri met with the President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia, fostering parliamentary cooperation between the two nations. A historical seminar in the capital focused on revolutionary media confronting French propaganda during the revolution, highlighting the importance of media in shaping national identity.
Security forces reported that a terrorist surrendered, and seven individuals supporting terrorist groups were apprehended during the past week, showcasing ongoing efforts to combat terrorism. General Saïd Chengriha continued his official visit to the Republic of Korea, further strengthening defense ties. Finally, the Belarusian Foreign Minister affirmed the existence of several joint projects for cooperation between Algeria and Belarus, highlighting growing economic collaboration.
Looking ahead, registration for the Hajj 2026 lottery will commence soon. In the world of sports, the Algerian national football team secured its place in the 2026 World Cup after defeating Somalia. These diverse news items reflect the multifaceted nature of Algeria’s current activities and future aspirations.
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