Timimoun, Algeria – Algeria is making significant advancements in the field of scientific research development, according to Professor Elias Zerhouni, a prominent Algerian researcher. Professor Zerhouni made the remarks today in Timimoun.
Speaking at a local scientific forum, Professor Zerhouni highlighted several key initiatives and investments that have propelled Algeria’s progress in the sector. He emphasized the government’s commitment to fostering a robust research ecosystem, citing increased funding for research institutions and programs.
“We are witnessing a tangible transformation in the landscape of scientific research in Algeria,” Professor Zerhouni stated. “The investments being made, coupled with the dedication of our researchers, are yielding promising results.”
The professor also pointed to the growing number of Algerian researchers publishing in international peer-reviewed journals as evidence of the country’s rising scientific profile. He noted that collaborations with international research institutions are also playing a crucial role in advancing knowledge and expertise within Algeria.
Several new research centers are under construction across the country, focusing on key areas such as renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology. These centers are expected to provide state-of-the-art facilities for researchers and contribute to addressing some of Algeria’s most pressing challenges.
The focus on scientific research aligns with Algeria’s broader strategy to diversify its economy and reduce its reliance on hydrocarbons. By investing in innovation and technology, the country aims to create new industries and generate high-skilled jobs for its growing population.
Professor Zerhouni concluded by expressing optimism about the future of scientific research in Algeria, emphasizing the importance of continued investment and collaboration to sustain the momentum and achieve even greater breakthroughs.
