Algiers, Algeria – The inaugural Skills Olympics 2025, set to commence next Monday in Oran, will serve as a vital platform for enhancing professional competencies, supporting Algerian youth, and promoting the value of technical and craft-based professions. This was the core message delivered today by the Minister of Vocational Training and Education, Nassima Arhab.
Speaking in Algiers, Minister Arhab emphasized the significance of the event in showcasing the diverse talents and skills present within Algeria’s burgeoning workforce. The Skills Olympics aims to provide a competitive environment where young professionals can demonstrate their expertise across a range of disciplines, from traditional crafts to cutting-edge technologies.
“This Olympics is more than just a competition; it is an investment in our future,” stated Minister Arhab. “By providing a stage for young Algerians to excel, we are not only recognizing their dedication and hard work but also inspiring others to pursue vocational training and acquire the skills necessary to contribute to our nation’s economic growth.”
The event is expected to attract participants from across the country, representing various vocational training institutions and professional sectors. Competitions will be held in a wide array of skills, including but not limited to construction, automotive technology, culinary arts, information technology, and fashion design.
DZWatch will be providing comprehensive coverage of the Skills Olympics 2025, including daily updates, interviews with participants and organizers, and in-depth analysis of the skills being showcased. We believe this event is crucial in highlighting the importance of vocational training and its role in building a strong and sustainable Algerian economy.
The Minister concluded by encouraging young Algerians to seize the opportunities presented by the Skills Olympics and to embrace the pursuit of excellence in their chosen fields. She reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting vocational training and providing the resources necessary for young people to acquire the skills needed to thrive in a competitive global market.
