Algiers, November 1, 2025 – Algeria observes a period of reflection and cultural exchange, marked by events commemorating the nation’s history and strengthening international relationships. Several key discussions and literary events have taken place in recent days.
The issue of French colonial crimes in Algeria remains a significant point of discussion, with ongoing emphasis on the principle that such crimes cannot be subject to statutes of limitations.
The Algiers International Book Fair (SILA) 2025 has served as a platform for highlighting growing Western awareness and solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Discussions and literary works showcased at the fair reflect a global perspective on this important issue.
Researchers from Mauritania have emphasized the deep-rooted cultural and spiritual connections between Algeria and Mauritania, highlighting significant milestones in their shared history. These connections were celebrated through various presentations and scholarly exchanges.
A seminar addressing the issue of Palestine in the face of global silence was held, providing a forum for discussion and advocacy.
Writers and academics commemorated the centennial of the late novelist Abdelhamid Ben Hedouga, celebrating his contributions to Algerian literature.
Mauritanian writers reaffirmed the importance of preserving Hassani cultural heritage as a shared legacy between Algeria and Mauritania. This shared heritage was celebrated through poetry and cultural performances.
A thought-provoking seminar explored the concept of a unified national identity, examining its various facets and implications for Algerian society.
The Minister of Culture, the Dean of the Grand Mosque of Algiers, and the President of the Supreme Islamic Council visited the pavilions of the two chambers of parliament at SILA 2025.
A seminar on the works of Rachid Boudjedra was held as part of the 28th Algiers International Book Fair.
A new book titled “Ahmed Noufi, Martyr of Cherchell” was released, commemorating the heroes of the Algerian Revolution.
An Algerian-Mauritanian poetry evening showcased the rich literary traditions of both countries.
Mr. Nasseri and Mr. Bougali visited the Algiers International Book Fair, engaging with exhibitors and attendees.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on these and other important developments in Algeria.
