The Grand Mosque of Algiers is currently hosting a comprehensive program designed specifically for university students of Algerian descent residing abroad. The program, which commenced this Friday, aims to connect these students with their heritage and provide them with a deeper understanding of Algerian culture and Islamic traditions.
According to a statement released by the Mosque’s administration, the initiative is being conducted in collaboration with the Secretariat of State to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, responsible for the National Community Abroad. A total of 52 university students from various countries are participating in the program.
The program features a diverse range of activities, including lectures by prominent scholars, guided tours of the Grand Mosque’s architectural marvels, and workshops on Islamic art and calligraphy. Participants will also have opportunities to engage in discussions on contemporary issues facing the Algerian diaspora.
“This program is an invaluable opportunity for these young students to reconnect with their roots and strengthen their sense of belonging to the Algerian community,” stated a representative from the Mosque’s administration. “We hope that this experience will inspire them to become ambassadors of Algerian culture and values in their respective countries.”
The Secretariat of State for the National Community Abroad has expressed its strong support for the initiative, emphasizing its commitment to fostering stronger ties between Algeria and its diaspora. The program underscores the government’s recognition of the important role that Algerian expatriates play in the nation’s development.
The Grand Mosque of Algiers, with its iconic minaret and sprawling complex, serves as a powerful symbol of Algerian identity and Islamic heritage. By hosting this program, the Mosque is reaffirming its role as a center for cultural exchange and intellectual engagement.
The program is scheduled to run for [Number] days, concluding on [Date]. Organizers hope it will become an annual event, further solidifying the connection between Algeria and its global community.
