University of Algiers 3, Fisheries Directorate Sign Training, Research Pact
University of Algiers 3 and the Directorate-General for Fisheries and Aquaculture signed a framework agreement to boost scientific research and professional training. This partnership aims to integrate academic expertise with the needs of Algeria's economic sector, particularly in fisheries and aquaculture.
University of Algiers 3 and the Directorate-General for Fisheries and Aquaculture have formalized a framework cooperation agreement. The pact, signed by University Director Professor Khaled Rouasski and Director-General Miloud Triaa, aims to enhance collaboration between academic institutions and economic sectors, leveraging scientific expertise for sector development. The official launch of a training program for the Directorate-General's staff accompanied the signing ceremony.
The first phase of this program is a two-day training course scheduled for November 14 and 15, 2026. Titled “Enhancing Transparency and Preventing Corruption Risks in the Fisheries and Aquaculture Sector in Algeria,” it will benefit 70 executives and employees from the central administration, decentralized services, and affiliated institutions. University of Algiers 3 has designated six specialized professors and trainers to deliver a curriculum combining legal principles with practical applications, intended to strengthen integrity, good governance, and administrative and financial management within the sector.
Beyond continuous training and human resource development, the agreement encompasses broader areas of cooperation. These include providing field internships for university students, joint supervision of graduation theses, and organizing academic conferences and study days. Furthermore, the partnership facilitates applied research projects and scientific consultations, all designed to contribute to the overall development of Algeria's vital fisheries and aquaculture sector.
This initiative reflects University of Algiers 3's commitment to dedicating its scientific and pedagogical capabilities to national development. According to information released by the university, the collaboration seeks to foster greater integration between university education and the specific requirements of economic institutions, ensuring that academic contributions directly support sectoral advancement.
