Oran, Algeria – The city of Oran was the vibrant stage for a series of breathtaking artistic displays and performances on Monday, marking the opening ceremony of the inaugural Skills Olympics. The event, held at the multi-sports hall of the Miloud Hadefi Olympic Complex, captivated a large audience with its impressive showcase of talent and creativity.
The opening ceremony, a meticulously planned spectacle, featured elaborate choreography, stunning visual effects, and a vibrant celebration of Algerian culture. The performances were designed to highlight the importance of vocational skills and to inspire young people to pursue careers in various trades.
The event was inaugurated by Prime Minister Sifi Gherib, who attended on behalf of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. In his opening remarks, the Prime Minister emphasized the government’s commitment to promoting vocational training and skills development as key drivers of economic growth and diversification. He also highlighted the significance of the Skills Olympics as a platform for showcasing the talent and potential of Algerian youth.
The Skills Olympics is expected to attract participants from across the country, competing in a wide range of vocational disciplines, including construction, engineering, information technology, and hospitality. The event aims to raise awareness of the importance of skilled trades and to encourage greater participation in vocational training programs. The winners of the competition will have the opportunity to represent Algeria at international skills competitions.
The atmosphere in Oran was electric as the Skills Olympics got underway, signaling a renewed focus on vocational excellence and the empowerment of Algerian youth. The event is anticipated to leave a lasting impact on the region, fostering a culture of skills development and innovation.
