Greek Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis led a delegation to Algeria, where he paid tribute to the country's liberation war martyrs. On September 26, 2026, Kaklamanis visited the Martyrs' Monument in Algiers, where he laid a wreath and observed a minute of silence. This gesture was made in the presence of Algerian officials, including Deputy Speaker of the National People's Assembly Mohamed Arab Slaimani and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Mohamed Oumrani.
The visit was made at the invitation of Algerian Parliament Speaker Azzouz Nasseri, who had previously hosted Kaklamanis for a working visit. During his stay, Kaklamanis engaged with Algerian officials to strengthen bilateral ties between Greece and Algeria. The two nations have been working to enhance cooperation in various sectors, including politics, economy, and culture.
Algeria's liberation war, which lasted from 1954 to 1962, was a pivotal moment in the country's history. The war resulted in the deaths of thousands of Algerians who fought for independence against French colonial rule. The Martyrs' Monument in Algiers serves as a reminder of the country's struggle for freedom and its rich history.
The Algerian government has been working to preserve the country's history and cultural heritage. Recent efforts have focused on promoting tourism and developing infrastructure to support the sector. The visit by Kaklamanis is seen as an opportunity for both countries to explore new avenues for cooperation and mutual understanding.
In a separate development, the Algerian Ministry of Education announced that over 5,200 candidates have applied for various administrative positions in the education sector. The competition aims to fill positions in different grades and categories. This move is part of the government's efforts to improve the education system and provide better services to citizens.
Meanwhile, Algerian football fans are eagerly awaiting the country's participation in the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers. The Algerian national team, led by coach Vladimir Petkovic, will face stiff competition from other teams in the region. Young players like Rayan Ait Nouri have been making waves in the football scene, and fans are hopeful that the team will make a strong showing in the tournament.
In other news, the National Social Security Fund in Algeria's Oran province has announced that it will be open on Saturdays to provide better services to citizens. This move aims to improve the efficiency of services and respond to the growing needs of the population. The fund provides various social security benefits to citizens, including pensions, healthcare, and unemployment benefits.
Key points
- Greek Parliament Speaker Nikitas Kaklamanis visits Algeria to pay tribute to liberation war martyrs
- Algeria and Greece aim to strengthen bilateral ties in various sectors
- Algerian Ministry of Education announces over 5,200 candidates for administrative positions in education sector
