The President of the Supreme Council of Youth, Mustafa Haidaouey, arrived in Annaba province on Saturday morning, where he was welcomed by the governor of the province, Djamel Eddine Brahim, the chairman of the Environment and Sustainable Development Committee, Kheireddine Jedi, and members of the Council in the province.
During his meeting with the governor of the province, Haidaouey reiterated the need to intensify efforts between members of the Council and local authorities, in order to contribute to serving young people and their legitimate aspirations, as they are a supporter of the development process and economic activity that the country aspires to.
Haïdaouey is also expected to participate in the opening ceremony of the second edition of the summer university of the Algerian Free Organization, under the slogan “The University is a incubator of innovation, entrepreneurship and a driver of development”, at the University City of Annaba.
Haïdaouey’s visit comes at a time when the country is facing a number of challenges, including unemployment, poverty and social unrest. Young people are particularly affected by these challenges, and they are looking to the government for solutions.
Haïdaouey’s visit is a sign that the government is committed to addressing the challenges facing young people. The government is also committed to working with local authorities to create opportunities for young people and to help them achieve their full potential.
The opening of the summer university is a positive step in the right direction. The university will provide young people with the opportunity to learn about new ideas and to network with other young people from all over the country. The university will also provide young people with the opportunity to participate in activities that will help them develop their skills and talents.
The government is committed to creating a better future for young people. The government is working with local authorities, civil society organizations and the private sector to create opportunities for young people and to help them achieve their full potential.
