Algerian Minister of National Solidarity, Family, and Women's Condition, Soraya Mouloudji, chaired the opening ceremony for the 2026-2027 training year at the National Center for Specialized Personnel Training (CNFPS) in Birkhadem, Algiers. The event was announced in a communiqué released by the Ministry of National Solidarity. This year's training program introduces significant reforms aimed at enhancing the quality of training provided at specialized national centers.
The new training year is marked by the implementation of a series of pedagogical reforms. A key highlight is the adoption of a new specialized training program and, for the first time, a guide for trainees. These changes aim to improve training methods, with a stronger emphasis on practical aspects. The reforms also focus on aligning acquired knowledge with the practical realities faced in specialized establishments.
During her address at the ceremony, Minister Mouloudji announced that a new specialized training program will be implemented starting this year. This program was adopted following an inter-ministerial decree issued on August 12, 2025. The decree outlines the conditions for accessing specialized training for grades under specific bodies within the national solidarity administration and details the organization of such training.
The inter-ministerial decree of August 12, 2025, was published in the Official Journal, marking a significant step towards formalizing the new training framework. This development is expected to enhance the competencies of personnel within the national solidarity sector, aligning their skills with current needs and challenges.
Minister Mouloudji emphasized the importance of adapting training content to match the practical experiences encountered in the workplace. This approach aims to ensure that trainees can effectively apply their knowledge and skills upon completion of their training. The guide for trainees, introduced as part of the reforms, is expected to play a crucial role in this regard.
The ceremony at CNFPS in Birkhadem, Algiers, signifies a pivotal moment in the ongoing efforts to strengthen the national solidarity sector through enhanced training and professional development. By focusing on practical skills and relevance to real-world challenges, the new training program seeks to improve service delivery and outcomes.
The launch of the 2026-2027 training year underlines the Algerian government's commitment to investing in human capital within the solidarity sector. With these reforms, the sector is poised to benefit from a more skilled and adaptable workforce, capable of addressing the evolving needs of the community.
Key points
- Algerian Minister Soraya Mouloudji launches the 2026-2027 training year for specialized national centers, introducing new pedagogical reforms.
