The Algerian Ministry of Higher Education and the Supreme Council for Youth join hands to create an integrated strategy focused on improving student training and mentoring, aligning with President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s overarching vision.
Published by DZWatch – As part of the ongoing initiatives to elevate the quality of higher education in Algeria, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Kamal Badari, met with Mustapha Haidawi, the President of the Supreme Council for Youth. The meeting, held at the ministry’s headquarters, aimed to discuss the efforts made by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in enhancing the training and academic environment for Algerian students.
According to an official statement released by the Ministry, both parties have agreed to execute a comprehensive and cohesive strategy in the areas of training, mentoring, and student support. This agreement aligns with the broader vision advocated by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, spotlighting the government’s commitment to nurturing a fertile and creative academic atmosphere.
Kamal Badari expressed optimism about this collaborative effort, emphasizing that it serves to make universities a “creative space for wealth,” both intellectual and developmental. Mustapha Haidawi, representing the Supreme Council for Youth, shared similar sentiments, lauding the Ministry’s endeavors to provide optimal and quality training to students.
The partnership aims to bring about a harmonized approach that not only focuses on academic excellence but also on holistic development, thereby preparing the youth for future challenges. It showcases the Algerian government’s continuous focus on upgrading the educational framework, ultimately aiming for an empowered and well-rounded youth populace.
DZWatch continues to spotlight positive developments in Algerian politics, economy, and social sectors, capturing the progressive stride the nation is making in these crucial areas. This recent agreement between the Ministry of Higher Education and the Supreme Council for Youth is a testament to the country’s unwavering commitment to investing in its future.
