Algerian President Abdel Majid Tebboune recently conducted a regular media dialogue with national media representatives, discussing several key issues affecting the country and the world. The dialogue was broadcast on national television and radio channels. During the dialogue, President Tebboune touched on various topics, including the country's development, investment, and international relations. He emphasized the importance of addressing the concerns of the Algerian people and promoting national development.

President Tebboune discussed the country's efforts to combat corruption, highlighting the role of digitalization in uncovering and preventing corrupt practices. He noted that corruption has decreased significantly in Algeria and that those who engage in corrupt activities will be held accountable. The President also emphasized the importance of protecting the country's economy and resources from corrupt practices. According to him, 3900 companies requested imports worth $130 billion, with some companies employing only five people.

The President addressed the issue of investment in Algeria, stating that the country has made significant progress in attracting foreign investment. He noted that 300 projects related to foreign investors have been registered, which will help boost production and create job opportunities. President Tebboune also discussed the progress of several major projects, including the integrated phosphate project and the expansion of the Annaba port. He emphasized that these projects will contribute to the country's economic growth and development.

President Tebboune talked about the recent wildfires that affected several regions in Algeria, resulting in significant losses. He announced that the government has allocated 1200 billion centimes in compensation to victims of the fires. The President also revealed that some of the fires were intentionally set, and those responsible will be held accountable. He emphasized the importance of protecting the country's natural resources and preventing such incidents in the future.

The President discussed Algeria's relations with other countries, including the United Arab Emirates. He stated that Algeria will not compromise on its interests and values, and that it will maintain its sovereignty. President Tebboune also addressed the issue of terrorism, emphasizing Algeria's commitment to fighting terrorist groups in the Sahel region. He noted that Algeria has provided support to Mali in its fight against terrorism.

President Tebboune announced that Algeria has sent warplanes to Niger to support the country's fight against terrorism. He emphasized that Algeria is committed to defending its interests and those of its allies. The President also discussed the issue of salaries and purchasing power, announcing that salary increases will be implemented in 2027. He emphasized that the government is committed to improving the living standards of Algerian citizens.

The President established the Higher Council for the National Scientific Community Abroad, aiming to engage with Algerian scientists and experts living abroad in the country's development. He emphasized that Algeria needs the expertise of its citizens abroad to drive progress and development. The President also highlighted the importance of education and scientific research in driving national development.

Key points

  • President Tebboune emphasizes Algeria's commitment to fighting corruption and promoting national development.
  • The President announces plans to increase salaries and improve purchasing power.
  • Algeria sends warplanes to Niger to support the country's fight against terrorism.

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