English News l 27-05-2026

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[00:00:07][music] Ladies and gentlemen and welcome to a news edition on Canada. These are the headlines.

[00:00:18]The president of the republic alitun addressed the Algerian people on the occasion of a 1.7 million pilgrims coming from different countries reunite on Mount Arafa to perform a main pillar of alhaj members of the Algerian community abroad return home to celebrate with the families in Morocco is unfolding under the weight of soaring livestock prices, speculations and corruption.

[00:01:04]Welcome back ladies and gentlemen. First off, the president of the republic, Abd Majitun, addressed the Algerian people on the occasion of we listen.

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[00:04:08]What is an exceptional day for the 1.7 million Pilgrims coming from different countries across the Muslim world fluking the maf to perform a key pillar of Hajj in an atmosphere of devotion with voices surrounding with praise and talia.

[00:05:11]Allah >> imploring Allah Almighty he may he grant them mercy and forgiveness. On the ninth day of the month of Dul Hija, crowds flood the Montaf remaining from dawn till sunset. As you see on these footages, the pilgrims are in the Muzanifa where they perform the MB and Aisha prayers before heading to Minan where they will spend the night and collect pebbles for the rest of the rituals. The following morning, they'll return to Mina before dawn to perform the stoning of the Lord's steel, the sacrifice, as well as and pilgrims listen this Tuesday from their tents and the Arafa sermon broadcasted live from the Namira Mosque alongside the minister. of religious affairs and endowments, the head of the Algerian pilgrims affairs office and members of the Algerian Hajj mission.

[00:06:39]Have to On this occasion, the Minister of Endowment and Religious Affairs visited several pilgrims tents check in on their conditions and well-being during this sacred day.

[00:06:57]To mark the blessed day announced yesterday a 20% reduction in the fairs of international flights to Algeria. The promotional offer which runs until 29th of May including flights scheduled for launch before June 5th. This offer is available exclusively to passengers traveling to Algeria via the company website and its mobile app.

[00:07:22]A massive wave of arrival is sweeping through Algeria's international airport as members of the Algerian Jasper return home to celebrate Ada with their families in a scene marked by emotion reunion and special measures to manage the search. Report by Sam and Pasmaf for Algerians living abroad missing Adidel at Habach home is simply not an option. Celebrating the sacred holiday in Algeria, surrounded by family traditions and loved ones, remains an unmissable occasion despite distance or travel constraints. Throughout the day, Alger's international airport was filled with joyful arrivals, warm reunions, tears of happiness, and luggage cards packed with bags.

[00:08:11]We've just landed at Bumian airport and today we're here to reunite with our families and celebrate with our loved ones, relatives and parents.

[00:08:23]This year we were able to make the trip to visit my family, spend the holidays with them and also to pay tribute to our late elders by visiting their graves so we can gather and share these special celebrations together. I am a student in France and this is my first year there.

[00:08:37]I had the opportunity to come back and celebrate Adida with my family.

[00:08:43]>> I came to spend aid with my family. It's been a year since I last came here. So, it's truly a pleasure. The arrival went very well. Everything was smooth and easy. Honestly, it's something to be proud of.

[00:08:56]>> The heavy influx of travelers pushed authorities and the national airline to react quickly. introduced a 20% discount on international flights offering relief to diaspora families wishing to spend the aid in Algeria. On the ground, reinforced customs and police measures were deployed to speed up passengers processing and reduce waiting times.

[00:09:23]The general directorate of national security has implemented measures to facilitate entry into Algeria, particularly for holders of foreign passports and dual nationals by simplifying procedures related to travel documents. Special facilities are also planned for sick passengers, people with disabilities and families, especially during periods of heavy traffic such as and the summer season and various national events.

[00:09:51]Beyond logistics, this massive return reflects the strong bond linking the diaspora to their homeland as Algeria prepares to celebrate aid with its extended family reunited once again. The national press headlines offer a firm geopolitical edin of current events. Al Kabar and Luard de Jeri highlight what they describe as France's instrumentalization of the OQF issue contrasting it with Algeria's reintegration policy. Alwad meanwhile reveals an alleged an alleged Morocco UAE access accused of destabilizing the Sahal region. Details with Najati.

[00:10:31]This Tuesday's press review is dominated by a double media front highlighting the major geopolitical tensions shaken the region. In unison, Kabar and Luis focus on the highly sensitive issue of obligation to leave French territory, delivering what they describe as an undeniable conclusion. Realities on the ground are dismantling what they call Paris's narrative of misinformation and political duplicity. The national press accuses the French interior ministry of turning a rigorous administrative procedure into a mere electoral slogan aimed at appealing to the far right. Yet in response to the French accusations against Algeria, the figures tell a different story. Out of 179 consular presses formally approved by Algeria following strict verification procedures. The French authorities reportedly used only 90 which Algerian newspapers present as clear evidence that the obstacles are internal to France itself. Facing this narrative, the president of the republic, Abd Majitun, has emphasized what he describes as a fact on the ground. More than 320 young Algerians in precarious situations have already opted for voluntary return programs benefiting from a concrete reintegration into the national economic and social fabric. The vigilance of the national media also extends beyond Algeria's southern borders. In a sharply critical analysis published by Wad, attention is drawn to what the newspaper describes as a shadow alliance seeking to destabilize the Sahal region. The Morocco UAE Mali access is now at the center of growing concerns. According to the report, military cooperation between Rabat and Mali's rule in Juna is no longer secret.

[00:12:18]The newspaper points to commando training at the Benjad base, the presence of around 40 Moroccan instructors on Mali territory and more alarmingly significant Moroccan financial support for the acquisition of military drones. For the paper, the situation is becoming increasingly opic.

[00:12:36]Under the cover of economic projects, the United Arab Emirates is accused of orchestrating behind the scenes a strategy aimed at turning Mali into a second Sudan, allegedly backed by the Haftar camp in Libya, between political escalation in the north and armed interference in the south. Algeria's national press is calling for the utmost vigilance in the face of what it views as a dangerous cycle threatening the stability of the wider regional environment.

[00:13:04]In accordance with the instructions of the high command of the PNA for vigilance and to level up border control, particularly during national and religious holidays and as part of the ongoing operations to fight against smuggling barons and drug traffickers through the effective use of intelligence, detachments of the PNA units under the Adra military sector in the third military region have succeeded in arresting two smugglers and seized a considerable quantity of cocaine, estimated at 76.7 kg transported in a tourist vehicle. This initiative comes on the eve of celebrations and reaffirms once again the readiness of all units of the PNA across all branches to counter the attempts threatening the safety and security of our citizens in Morocco.

[00:13:55]Ata is unfolding under the weight of soaring livestock prices, speculations and corruption as many families struggle to afford sacrificial sheep. Growing anger is exposing deep social and economic hardship across the country.

[00:14:08]Basmula in Morocco has been overshadowed by soaring prices, speculation, and corruption affecting livestock markets, making it increasingly difficult for many families to celebrate the holiday.

[00:14:26]Hidden networks driven by the prophet are controlling the sheep market, depriving lowincome households of the ability to celebrate this religious occasion in dignified conditions.

[00:14:39]They're bleeding us dry with these prices. Markets are empty and the poorest can no longer even celebrate.

[00:14:47]It's a deep injustice. 28 billion have been diverted by these fraudsters while the authorities remain silent in the face of our suffering. The spirit of has disappeared.

[00:14:58]>> The policies of the Men have deeply weakened the financial situation of Moroccan citizens. In this context, the livestock sector is increasingly fallen under the control of interest networks close to circle of power.

[00:15:16]All political and development programs in Morocco are inconsistent. From the green Morocco plan to the major sector projects, there is no clear investment vision, no real coordination. The problem is structural from the grassroots to the highest levels of power. Neither the central authorities nor the concerned actors are enforcing coherent sector organization.

[00:15:40]A grim reality revealing a deeply imbalanced system where inequalities continue to widen and purchasing power keeps declining.

[00:15:49]>> Heading to the African week at the UNESCO in Paris, Algeria made a notable impact highlighting its gastronomy, traditional dresses, and cultural heritage. A brief look back at its key moments. Report by Alfred Bhushet.

[00:16:03]Commentary by Najati.

[00:16:06]Algeria presented its heritage at the UNESCO through emotion, color, and gesture rather than long speeches.

[00:16:13]Visitors gathered on the four quarter round specially arranged tables while joining Kuscus was placed at the heart of the experience. Listed as UNESCO intangible cultural heritage. It was shared in a warm collective atmosphere becoming a powerful symbol of unity and hospitality. From hand ruled semolina to slowcooked meats and carefully prepared vegetables, each plate reflected a skill passed down through generations. The Algerian stands quickly attracted large crowds with no cues forming around this culinary showcase.

[00:16:44]The dishes are generous and flavorful.

[00:16:46]It's something I really appreciate. And above all, I've already been to Algeria where we ate authentic local couscous.

[00:16:52]And honestly, it's absolutely delicious.

[00:16:55]>> The original couscous is the best and it's my favorite dish.

[00:16:59]>> At the UNESCO's Grand Hole, a highly anticipated fashion show turned into a powerful journey through Algeria's heritage. From Amaz to Andalusian and Ottoman influences and from the Sahara to the northern cities, each silhouette carried a fragment of collective memory, traditional sani, ancient jewelry, silk embroidery and ceremonial velvet garments were presented before a large audience. This showcase revived an entire history of Algerian refinement where carefully preserved pieces stand today as living textile archives.

[00:17:36]The presentation aimed to go beyond customs and also showcase traditional Algerian adornments. It featured among others the jewelry of women from mouled na and cabili distinguished by intricate silkwork and polychrome bedwork typical of Mediterranean craftsmanship. It also highlighted urban feminine identities from cities such as Alchair and Mustan along with regional attire including the Gondura of Constantine and the Orines Bluzza reflecting the diversity and richness of Algeria's traditional dress and heritage across different regions.

[00:18:09]Traditional Algerian rhythms brought the closing evening at the UNESCO to life, turning the state into a vivid celebration of heritage. Folk dances, songs, musical arrangements, and regional customs transformed the auditorium into a collective festive space.

[00:18:27]>> We presented around 10 choreographies in four different dance styles and I'm still deeply moved as I always leave the stage. We managed to win over the audience. There were strong applause and the Algerian public as always was present and gave us great energy and support. We explored Algeria from east to west and north to south featuring Turkey la and Kabil dances.

[00:18:51]From one region to another, the style changes completely. For an Algerian artist, learning and carrying this cultural heritage is almost an obligation. It is a magnificent and deeply rich tradition. Truly beautiful and simply magnificent.

[00:19:06]Across the performance, guests were taken on a journey from the Sahara to the urban traditions of the north, revealing the depth and diversity of Algeria's cultural expressions.

[00:19:18]And with that, ladies and gentlemen, we reach the end of this news edition.

[00:19:22]dateful and see you next week.

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