Tlemcen’s Heritage, Welcome Impress French National Assembly Member

French National Assembly member Zahia Hamdane shared a positive account of her vacation in Algeria, beginning with Tlemcen. She described her initial experience on August 31 as "Que du bonheur," highlighting the city as "magnificent, rich in centuries-old history and heritage" with much to discover. Her social media updates indicated a series of enriching experiences during her road trip.

Hamdane's journey in Tlemcen included visiting the impressive Béni Add caves, described as one of the world's significant natural museums spanning 700 meters with a depth of 57 meters. She also explored the majestic Mansourah vestiges, the splendid El Ourit circus, and utilized Tlemcen's cable cars, noting that "each step offers its share of discoveries and wonder." Her shared images depicted outdoor family dinners, local interactions, and explorations of various historical and natural sites within the wilaya.

Beyond the scenic landscapes and historical sites, Hamdane emphasized the "warm, benevolent and attentive welcome" received from locals. She noted that this generosity imparted a "very special flavor" to her stay. Following her positive experiences in Tlemcen, the French parliamentarian is scheduled to continue her adventure with an upcoming visit to Oran.