Members of the High Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad have expressed their appreciation for the continuous support provided by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to the country's scientific community. During a meeting with the President, the council members acknowledged his commitment to involving them in the nation's development process and efforts to establish a knowledge-based economy.
The council's coordinator, Professor Elias Zerhouni, stated that the President emphasized the importance of leveraging the country's scientific talents, both within Algeria and abroad, to drive progress in various fields. Zerhouni noted that the President's vision is built on the conviction that Algeria has the potential to make significant strides with the help of its scientific community.
Professor Zerhouni further highlighted that the council members were receptive to the President's constructive ideas and informed him about the progress made so far in developing operational projects and programs to support national development. The council aims to translate these initiatives into tangible outcomes that benefit the country.
Professor Belgacem Haba praised the establishment of the High Council by President Tebboune, describing it as a platform that brings together Algerian scientists from abroad and within the country to foster collaboration and develop new programs for sectoral growth. This initiative is expected to strengthen ties between the scientific communities and drive innovation.
Professor Kamal Youcef-Toumi, a mechanical engineering specialist at Boston University, welcomed the President's initiative to create the High Council, emphasizing its potential to serve Algeria's interests and enhance its development trajectory. The council's establishment reflects the President's commitment to harnessing the expertise of the Algerian scientific diaspora.
The High Council's members have expressed their enthusiasm for working with the President to drive progress in various fields, leveraging their collective expertise to address the country's challenges. By engaging with the scientific community, the President aims to create a more inclusive and knowledge-driven economy.
The meeting between the President and the High Council underscores the government's efforts to prioritize science, technology, and innovation as key drivers of Algeria's growth and development. The President's engagement with the scientific community is seen as a positive step towards ensuring a brighter future for the country.
Key points
- President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has reiterated his commitment to supporting Algerian scientific competencies and involving them in the nation's development process.
