Youth
A worthy heir of its elders, heroes of a hard-won independence, Algerian youth have distinguished themselves by a succession that lives up to the hopes placed in them.
The contribution to the realization of large-scale projects such as the green dam, in the past, as part of the fight against desertification and rural development as well as the trans-Saharan road to African unity has demonstrated this in more than one way.
Today, in the age of globalization, new perspectives are opening up to young people, with the development of an entrepreneurial spirit, hence the emergence of a considerable number of micro-enterprises providing real economic support.
On the other hand, access to new technologies and their mastery, particularly in the digital field, and the enthusiasm of young people will allow in the near future an effective breakthrough in the modern technological world.
It is true that despite the considerable efforts made by the Algerian State in terms of education in all cycles and professional training, much remains to be done to meet the expectations of this youth and particularly in terms of employment. This problem, aggravated by the successive economic crises which have shaken the world, will certainly find solutions in the numerous re-employment support schemes, initiated by public authorities, allowing the integration of young people into working life and thus meeting their ambitions.
Certainly, despite the vagaries of sometimes difficult circumstances, Algerian youth have repeatedly demonstrated their ability to meet challenges and move forward with confidence in a better future and ever-renewed hope.
The contribution to the realization of large-scale projects such as the green dam, in the past, as part of the fight against desertification and rural development as well as the trans-Saharan road to African unity has demonstrated this in more than one way.
Today, in the age of globalization, new perspectives are opening up to young people, with the development of an entrepreneurial spirit, hence the emergence of a considerable number of micro-enterprises providing real economic support.
On the other hand, access to new technologies and their mastery, particularly in the digital field, and the enthusiasm of young people will allow in the near future an effective breakthrough in the modern technological world.
It is true that despite the considerable efforts made by the Algerian State in terms of education in all cycles and professional training, much remains to be done to meet the expectations of this youth and particularly in terms of employment. This problem, aggravated by the successive economic crises which have shaken the world, will certainly find solutions in the numerous re-employment support schemes, initiated by public authorities, allowing the integration of young people into working life and thus meeting their ambitions.
Certainly, despite the vagaries of sometimes difficult circumstances, Algerian youth have repeatedly demonstrated their ability to meet challenges and move forward with confidence in a better future and ever-renewed hope.