The National Festival of Plastic Arts and Graffiti for Youth has opened in Batna, featuring artists and creators from 36 wilayas. This event provides a platform for young Algerian talent in visual arts.
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The 29th Algiers International Book Fair (SILA) has commenced, attracting 1,567 publishing houses from 51 countries and a large number of visitors, cementing its status as Algeria’s premier literary event.
ALGIERS — Algeria’s National Publishing and Advertising Agency (ANEP) is establishing a strong presence at the 29th Algiers International Book Fair by presenting a rich collection of over 700 titles at the SAFEX Exhibition Center’s Palestine Pavilion.Running through November 7, the state publisher’s participation…
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair is underway, featuring the inauguration of Saudi Arabia’s guest of honor pavilion. The National Agency for Communication, Publishing and Advertising (ANAP) is showcasing over 700 Algerian titles at the event.
The Algerian Constitutional Court is participating for the first time in the Algiers International Book Fair, showcasing its publications and engaging with the public to promote constitutional culture and the rule of law.
The Smala Festival in Nanterre, near Paris, will feature Algerian artisanat, gastronomy, and music on October 31 and November 1. This two-day event aims to showcase the richness of Algerian culture to an international audience.
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair has commenced, featuring 1567 publishers from 51 countries and honoring Saudi Arabia. This major cultural event reinforces Algeria’s role in fostering intellectual exchange and cultural diplomacy across the region.
The EPTV-produced film “L’ombre du sable” recently premiered in Algiers, highlighting popular resistance against colonial efforts to separate the Algerian Sahara during the War of Liberation. This historical fiction celebrates local figures who defended Algeria’s territorial integrity.
The President of the Council of the Nation, Azouz Nasri, presided today, Wednesday, over the opening of the 29th edition of the Algiers International Book Fair (SILA 2026), held at the Palais des Expositions in Pins Maritimes.The opening ceremony was attended by the Speaker of the People’s National Assembly, Khalida…
The 29th International Book Fair of Algiers (SILA 2026) opens today, highlighting Algerian memory and literature. This significant cultural event runs until November 7 at the Palais des Expositions.
A cultural event organized by the Association of Algerian Women in Belgium in central Brussels highlighted authentic Algerian heritage, featuring traditional attire like Al-Hayek and Blouza Oranaise. The initiative aimed to strengthen national identity and preserve cultural traditions among the diaspora.
Minister of Culture and Arts, Malika Ben Douda, celebrated the traditional Tuareg “Akhbay” dress in Djanet, recognizing its role as an authentic expression of cultural identity. This highlight coincides with the Algerian International Rock Art Festival, aiming to preserve and promote Algerian heritage.
International participants at the Djanet International Rock Art Festival praised Algeria’s prominent global position in rock art. This event also serves to promote Algeria as a significant tourist destination and support regional sustainable development.
The Ministry of Culture and Arts has announced the official launch of the national platform “Kutubuna” on the App Store for iOS devices, following its earlier availability on Google Play. The move aims to widen the circle of beneficiaries and make this digital cultural service easier to access.“Kutubuna” is an…
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair is set to welcome over 1,500 publishers from 51 countries, with Saudi Arabia designated as this year’s guest of honor. This significant exhibition will provide Algerian readers with access to a wide array of publications and offer a platform for literary exchange.
Algeria’s Ministry of Culture and Arts announced a significant budget allocation for the protection and valorization of the nation’s cultural heritage, with particular focus on exceptional rock art sites like Tassili n’Ajjer.
The inaugural International Rock Art Festival has commenced in Djanet, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Tassili n’Ajjer under presidential patronage. The event gathers international experts and artists to valorize ancient rock art.
DJANET — Minister of Culture and Arts, Malika Bendouda, officially presided on October 20, 2026, in Djanet, over the opening of the first edition of the International Rock Art Festival in Algeria, running from October 20 to 24, 2026. Organized under the high patronage of the minister, the event opened at the Jebrine…
The Moudjahid State Museum in Oran hosted cultural activities to mark the 65th anniversary of National Immigration Day, commemorating the October 17, 1961 demonstrations. The event emphasized preserving national memory and instilling loyalty to martyrs and the nation.
Saudi Arabia has been designated as the guest of honor for the Algiers International Book Fair in 2026, an initiative aimed at strengthening cultural exchange. This selection reflects the close relations and cultural development between the two nations.
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair (SILA) will host representatives from 51 countries, highlighting Algeria’s commitment to cultural exchange and literary development under the slogan “Between the pages of a book, the future.” The event aims to foster diverse intellectual engagement and support just causes.
