In the Algerian town of Chekfa, students from schools affected by recent fires were treated to a recreational day on Saturday, September 27, 2026. The event was organized by the Ambassador Tourism Association of Jijel, in coordination with the Chekfa municipality and the State-owned company for the management of green spaces, recreation areas, and public lighting. The initiative aimed to provide a fun and entertaining experience for the students, who have been dealing with the aftermath of the fires.
The recreational day was part of the celebrations for World Tourism Day and was designed to support students from schools that were damaged in the recent fires. The event provided an opportunity for the students to take a break from their studies and enjoy various activities, including visits to a petting zoo, games, and entertainment. The students were able to explore different spaces, interact with each other, and have fun, providing a much-needed distraction from the difficulties they have faced.
The Ambassador Tourism Association of Jijel, led by its president, Abdel Karim Chakirb, took the lead in organizing the event, which was attended by students from schools in the affected areas. The association aimed to provide a supportive and enjoyable experience for the students, who have been impacted by the fires. The event was also supported by the Chekfa municipality and the State-owned company for the management of green spaces, recreation areas, and public lighting.
The recreational day included a visit to a petting zoo, where students were able to see and interact with different animals up close. This was one of the highlights of the event, providing an educational and entertaining experience for the students. The event also featured various games and activities, which were well-received by the students, who were seen laughing and having fun throughout the day.
The initiative was welcomed by the students and their families, who appreciated the effort to provide a fun and supportive experience during a difficult time. The event was seen as a positive step towards helping the students recover from the trauma of the fires and get back to their normal lives. The organizers hope that such events can be repeated in the future to support the affected communities.
The recent fires in Jijel province have had a significant impact on the local community, with many schools and homes damaged or destroyed. The Algerian authorities have been working to provide support to those affected, including providing aid and assistance to families and businesses. The recreational day for students was one of several initiatives aimed at providing support and comfort to those affected by the fires.
The event concluded with a sense of satisfaction and joy, with the students and organizers alike expressing their gratitude for the experience. The Ambassador Tourism Association of Jijel and its partners hope that their initiative will inspire others to get involved in supporting the affected communities and providing recreational activities for those in need.
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- Algerian town organizes recreational day for students affected by recent fires.
