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ENDiscover Algeria : A Journey of Wonders
Algeria is a vast country, and its archaeological, cultural, artistic, and natural heritage are equally immense. Shiruq offers group departures with professional tour leaders as well as individual trips, providing diverse experiences in this destination with immense potential. The North: A Tapestry of Ruins on the…
ENThe 12th International Theater Festival of Béjaïa Kicks Off: A Cuban “Gris” to Depict a “Seasonless” World
The Théâtre Régional de Béjaïa (TRB), which suffered damage due to the March 2021 earthquake measuring 5.9 on the Richter scale, underwent rehabilitation work, causing delays in its reopening. Finally, on Thursday, October 12, it reopened its doors with a theatrical performance, a stage costume parade, and an…
ENIsrael’s Uncertain Future: The Ominous ‘Eighth Decade’
In Jewish history, states rarely endure for more than 80 years, and Israel is on the brink of entering its “eighth decade,” a prospect that challenges historical Jewish beliefs. The first Jewish kingdom, that of David, lasted from 586 to 516 BC, while the Hasmonean era spanned from 140 to 37 BC. Israel’s impending…
EN13th International Symphonic Music Festival Postponed in Solidarity with Palestine
In a recent announcement, the Cultural Festival International of Symphonic Music has decided to postpone the 13th edition of the festival. The event, originally scheduled to take place from October 19 to 26, is being postponed in solidarity with the current situation facing the Palestinian people. According to an…
ENAlgerian Ministry of Culture Suspends Celebratory Activities in Solidarity with Palestinians
In a show of unwavering solidarity with the Palestinian people and the families of martyrs, the Algerian Ministry of Culture and Arts has announced the suspension and postponement of all scheduled celebratory activities. This empathetic move comes in the wake of ongoing conflicts and hardships faced by the…
ENIsrael’s Historical Narrative: Challenging the Victimhood Discourse
Israel’s official historical narrative often emphasizes a tragic past to garner international support. This narrative portrays Israel as the end of a history characterized by “Jewish tears, blood, and suffering” and the beginning of an era of liberation, particularly for the Jewish diaspora. The Tears and Suffering…
ENGlobal Icon to Energize AFCON Draw Ceremony
The African Football Confederation (CAF) has officially announced the selection of the Senegalese-origin global music sensation, “Icon,” to headline the draw ceremony for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON). CAF disclosed through its official “Ex” platform account that the draw, set to take place tomorrow, will…
ENHarvard University Students: Israeli Apartheid System Holds Sole Responsibility for War
A coalition comprising 34 student organizations at Harvard University has issued a statement in support of Palestinians, asserting that the Israeli apartheid system is the sole perpetrator in the ongoing conflict. They are calling for a coordinated moment of mourning for the lives lost. In their statement, released on…
ENAlgerian Ministry of Culture Recovers Prince Abd al-Qadir’s Sword from France
Dr. Souria Mouloudji, the Minister of Culture and Arts, received Ambassador Saïd Mousi, the Algerian Ambassador to Paris, at the ministry’s headquarters, where he presented a valuable historical artifact: Prince Abd al-Qadir’s sword, which was scheduled to be auctioned in Paris. According to a statement from the…
ENAlgerian Minister Kamal Bedari’s Advice to Arts Students: Balancing Knowledge and Innovation
Minister Kamal Bedari emphasized the importance of striking a balance between knowledge and innovation among Algerian students during the opening of the academic year for schools and higher technical institutes. Bedari stated during the inauguration of the academic year for these institutions, “Today, we witness the…
ENAlgeria’s Ban on French Curriculum: A Step Towards Cultural Independence
In a significant move towards asserting its cultural independence, the Algerian government has officially banned the use of the French curriculum in approximately 600 private schools across the country. This decision, characterized by Algerian MPs as a “sovereign move,” aligns with their vision for a “New Algeria.”…
ENNegrine, Tebessa: A Bounty of Dates From Algeria’s Heartland”
Negrine, a picturesque city nestled in the heart of Tebessa, Algeria, is renowned for its rich agricultural traditions and, notably, its bountiful date palm groves. In this article, we will explore the diverse range of date varieties that flourish in this region, contributing to Algeria’s prominence in the global date…
ENAlgerian Cultural Minister Emphasizes the Role of Knowledge in National Development
Soraya Moulougi, the Minister of Culture, recently highlighted the importance of fostering a culture of reading and knowledge in Algeria through the establishment of the Book Forum. This initiative aims to activate the strategy for promoting reading and books in Algeria while also reviewing its activities and aligning…
ENMinistry of Culture and Arts Opens Nominations for Cinematic Film Production Funding in 2024
The Ministry of Culture and Arts has announced the opening of nominations for financial support for the production of cinematic films. According to the ministry’s statement, the nominations pertain to “financial support for the production of cinematic films and co-production, as well as support for writing and…
ENExploring Algeria’s Cultural Heritage and Promising Economic Prospects
Algeria, a nation nestled at the crossroads of Africa and the Mediterranean, boasts a cultural tapestry enriched by centuries of diverse influences. From its stunning landscapes to its vibrant music, cuisine, and traditions, Algeria offers a captivating cultural mosaic. But beyond its cultural splendor, Algeria…
ENPresident of Algeria calls for a strong and mutually beneficial Afro-Russian partnership
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune said on Friday that Algeria aspires to a strong and mutually beneficial Afro-Russian partnership, which would help to create a more just global order. He highlighted Algeria’s efforts to support development in Africa, such as by reducing debt and developing infrastructure in…
ENMorocco and Algeria: Cultural Heritage, a New Battlefield?
Tariq ibn Ziyad, Ibn Khaldun, couscous, Gnawa music, Malhun, caftan… The renewed political tensions between Rabat and Algiers have revived the dispute over the paternity of some of the flagship elements of the cultural heritage common to the two countries. From diplomatic to cultural war, there is sometimes only one…
