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Year: 2005
World AIDS Day
For more than twenty years, a scourge has begun to take on worrying proportions for humanity. AIDS, because that is what it is about, is a fatal, transmissible disease with no treatment or vaccine. Today, several million people on our planet are affected by this disease. The latter infects more people each year on all continents. Our country is not immune to this phenomenon. AIDS, which has a close relationship with the reproductive function of the human species, is calling into question the existence and the very notion of the family unit. To this end, campaigns are being carried out in Algeria in order to attract people's attention and challenge them on this vital subject. It is important for everyone to be informed about this serious illness because, today, the first means of defense against this scourge remains information.
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National Day of Persons with Disabilities
Borage (Borago officinalis)
Bugloss (Echium australis)
Rock Pigeon (Columbia livia)
Wood Pigeon (Columba palumbus)
Rabah Bitat President of the National People's Assembly
Environmental Protection
2nd Anniversary of the launch of ALSAT 1
50th Anniversary of the outbreak of the revolution
World Food Day
Rochers Ekanassay Tadrart - Tassili
Rock arch - In Tehaq Tadrart Tassili
6th Pan-African Conference in Algiers
Rosa Odorata
40th Anniversary of CNEP/Bank
80th Anniversary of FIDE
Professional training
World Blood Donor Day
The camel
Centenary of FIFA
2004 presidential elections
Numidian kings Juba II (25 BC)
Numidian kings Juba I (50-46 BC)