In a series of significant administrative and social developments, the Algerian Ministry of National Education has announced a major reform in its professional development protocols. The Directorate of Training, under the General Directorate of Human Resources, confirmed that the training period for teachers—both pre- and post-integration—will be reduced from six months to three months, a move aimed at accelerating the deployment of qualified educators into the national school system.
On the industrial front, a ministerial directive has been issued to address and expedite delayed projects within the Saidal Group, Algeria’s leading pharmaceutical company. This directive reflects the government’s commitment to strengthening the domestic pharmaceutical sector. In related health news, authorities have announced an extension of the third phase of the national polio vaccination campaign to ensure comprehensive coverage.
In diplomatic affairs, Ahmed Attaf, the Minister of State and Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and the National Community Abroad, officially received the credentials of the newly appointed Ambassador of the Kingdom of Eswatini to Algeria. The meeting highlighted Algeria’s ongoing efforts to enhance bilateral relations and cooperation across the African continent.
The sports sector saw a major announcement as the Lebanese Football Association confirmed the appointment of Madjid Bougherra, the former coach of the Algerian national A’ team, as the new head coach of the Lebanese national team. Meanwhile, in regional cultural news, reports have surfaced regarding the tragic death of Syrian actress Hoda Shaarawi, an event that has drawn significant media attention.
Additional reports from across the country include Fiat’s confirmed participation in the upcoming ‘Mechanica Algeria’ salon in Oran, and successful security operations by the national police, which led to the dismantling of a currency counterfeiting ring in Algiers and the arrest of suspects involved in an assault in Batna. Furthermore, public awareness campaigns have been launched to promote rationalized energy consumption and safety during recent volatile weather conditions.
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