Mr. Kamel Baddari inspects the university city of Tizi Ouzou

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Mr. Kamel Baddari inspects the university city of Tizi Ouzou

Mr. Kamel Baddari, the minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, arrived in the Province of Tizi Ouzou for a working and inspection visit to evaluate the state of the sector there. Along with the governor of the province and their accompanying delegation, the minister began the visit at Mouloud Mammeri University, where he inaugurated a university hub with 10,000 pedagogical seats in Tamda, Ouaguenoun municipality. He also inspected several classrooms and lecture halls. This hub welcomed more than 2,500 new students at the Faculty of Human and Social Sciences for the 2025/2026 academic year.
He also visited the annexe of the new Higher School for Teachers of Tizi Ouzou with a capacity of 2,000 seats. It offers training in various subjects, including foreign languages, the Tamazight language, physics, experimental sciences, philosophy, and history and geography. New specialities will be introduced in the future.
Subsequently, the Minister, accompanied by the governor and their delegation, visited the exhibition halls of innovative project holders at Mouloud Mammeri University. There, he announced the launch of the launch of the national (Proto-Type) challenge for innovative projects funding to benefit university students. Starting today, Tuesday 30 September 2025, and running until 06 October 2025, this competition will support and encourage project holders in research, development, and scientific innovation, enabling them to realise their projects.
As part of the monitoring of the preparations of the new university structures to receive students, the minister inaugurated the Martyr Takli Mohamed university residence (Tamda 9), and inspected its various facilities, including the restaurant, study rooms, accommodation wings, and other services facilities. In a speech addressed to the administrative staff, he emphasised the importance of improving service quality and living conditions, to create a conducive academic environment for scholarly achievement.
On this occasion, the minister declared that Tizi Ouzou university had received academic and service infrastructures that would significantly impact the academic and scientific fields, and will also generate wealth at a local level. The university is already adding value by transforming its knowledge into economic assets that contribute to regional development. Tizi Ouzou university has become a civic university that addresses the needs of citizens and local communities. The minister added that the university graduates have indeed become pioneers in creating wealth, employment, micro-enterprises and start-ups, as evidenced by entrepreneurship and innovative projects.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research checks on the well-being of students following an accident in Thenia

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The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research checks on the well-being of students following an accident in Thenia

On the morning of 30 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, visited Thenia Hospital to check on the health of his student friends, following the accident in which their bus deviated from the road in the Boumerdes province.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research is a guest on the Forum programme on Channel 1 of the National Radio

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The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research is a guest on the Forum programme on Channel 1 of the National Radio

On 29 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, was the guest on the Forum programme on the Channel 1 of the National Radio. The main points he addressed were as follows:

– The Algerian university is steadily heading toward becoming a fourth-generation university, based on four fundamental indicators: being a smart university, exchanging its programmes with prestigious international institutions, being a digital university managed by smart platforms, and a university focused on entrepreneurship. 

–  The university has become a locomotive for national development through tangible achievements, with professors-researchers and university employees creating 480 enterprises, 1,400 start-ups, and 2,800 micro-enterprises. Furthermore, 3,400 patents will be valued and marketed as economic institutions with added value to the national economy.

– The university will support project holders by funding the final prototypes through a specialised committee of university and knowledge economy experts. Funding will range from one to two million dinars. 

– Following their entrepreneurship training, the students with traditional projects will benefit from a financial aid of 10 million dinars to launch their economic enterprises. 

– The academic year 2025/2026 will focus on developing of digital specialities and the generalisation of integrated teaching. Additionally, 24 new specialities will be introduced, connecting humanities and social sciences to digitalisation, artificial intelligence and data processing. 

– The university has begun to play a crucial role in addressing social issues, particularly by using artificial intelligence and computer science. Since 2022, more than fifty thousand computer science engineers will have graduated by June 2026.

– One of the most significant developments of the new academic year, is the introduction of subjects in the fields of digital sovereignty and cybersecurity. Examples include the free software and artificial intelligence courses. Additionally, the President of the Republic has instructed that citizenship and Algerian history courses be taught to higher schools’ students at the of Sidi Abdellah for two years.

– In terms of corruption prevention, national training courses have been established at the Algiers 2 and Algiers 3 universities to train specialised officials in good governance and anti-corruption measures.

– The agenda of scientific research is directly linked to the government’s programme in the fields of food security, energy, water, and health, as well as the development of innovations into manufactured and marketable products. In this context, the Algerian electronic chips have reached the verification stage, and the first Algerian electric car is set to be unveiled next March, alongside other projects currently under development.

– Regarding employment, the minister explained that this process will continue throughout the year, with 4,112 new positions being made available for professors-researchers and university hospital professors, as well as temporary contracts. At the end of October, he Ministry will organise a national competition for resident doctors, opening 5 900 positions.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research meets the representatives of student associations

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The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research meets the representatives of student associations

On 28 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, met today with the general secretaries of student organisations, including the National associations for Free Students, the Conglomerate of Free Algerian Students, the Free Algerian Student Organisation, and the National League of Algerian Students.
The purpose of this meeting was to listen and address the concerns raised by the student associations.

Mr. Kamel Baddari oversees the launch of the university sports season in Batna

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Mr. Kamel Baddari oversees the launch of the university sports season in Batna

As part of a working and visit to inspect the Province, the minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Dr. Kamel Baddari, visited Batna today to launch the university sports season from its university city. He was welcomed by the governor (wali), local authorities, and representatives of civil society.
This visit highlights the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research’s commitment to continue supporting the university sector in Batna by strengthening the educational, sporting and services facilities. This will improve the conditions for students and to provide a suitable university environment that meets their academic and creative aspirations.
During the visit, the minister announced that the province of Batna would benefit from the establishment of a dentistry department at the Faculty of Medicine at Batna 2 University. Local authorities will ensure that all the necessary conditions are met and that the department is equipped. Additionally, a university services directorate has been established in the Barika delegated province, along with several facilities to support the higher education sector and university services in the province, such as a central restaurant, cultural facilities and an administrative structure.
In the same context, the minister inaugurated University Residence N° 07, which has a capacity of 1 000 beds, as well as an annexe of the Higher School for Teachers with 400 seats.
Mr. Kamel Baddari also oversaw the commencement of the final university sports competitions, including football, swimming and individual sports.
The visit concluded with the official announcement of the start of the 2025/2026 university sports season in the grand lecture hall, followed by a special awards ceremony for the winning students in various sports. In his speech, the minister asserted that university sports serve as a reservoir for the national elite. He noted the that 78 students became international champions within the last ten months, and that 33 student sports associations participate in national championships. He also revealed that fencing will be included for the first time this season.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research joins the students of the Scientific and Technological Hub of Sidi Abdellah for lunch

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The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research joins the students of the Scientific and Technological Hub of Sidi Abdellah for lunch

On the occasion of the opening of the central restaurant at the Martyr Abdelhafid Ihaddadene of Sidi Abdellah, on 24 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, joined his student friends for lunch. He also took the opportunity to congratulate them on the start of the new academic year. 

Students at the hub reported satisfaction with the quality of the services provided at the six university residences, particularly those related to food and lodging.

From Tissemsilt: The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research oversees the start of the 2025/2026 academic year

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From Tissemsilt: The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research oversees the start of the 2025/2026 academic year

On 22 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, oversaw the opening ceremony marking the start of the academic year 2025/2026, at the “Ahmed Yahia El Wancharissi” University in Tissemsilt. The event was attended by the governor, the president of the People’s Provincial Assembly, judicial, security, and military authorities, representatives of civil society, the accompanying delegation from the Ministry’s central administration, presidents of regional conferences, heads of university institutions and, members of the academic community. Notably noteworthy that the opening ceremony was held both in person and remotely with all educational institutions across the country.
The University of “Ahmed Ben Yahia El Wancharissi” of Tissemsilt has more than 8,300 students, including 1,880 new ones. Additionally, new specialisations have been introduced, such as “Entrepreneurship and Innovation”, “Artificial Intelligence”, and “Criminal Law and Criminal Sciences”. The university has also benefited from an annex of the Higher School of Teachers, which has welcomed 121 new students, 102 of which in the primary school teaching and 19 in middle school.
The minister opened the session with an intellectual contribution titled “The Role of Higher Education and its Significance in the Transition Process Towards a Promising Economy.” In this contribution, he emphasised that “the Algerian university is not only an academic institution for education, but also the beating heart of local and national development, through creativity and by disseminating and promoting knowledge in its lecture halls and research laboratories, with the aim of realising the prosperity and wellbeing for the Algerian people.”
He added that « this new academic year, inaugurated at Tissemsilt University, the region with rich historical and military tradition, is not just an administrative date in the higher education sector’s calendar, but a date for a victorious Algeria, which landmarks have been raised by the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who consistently reaffirms his support for the Algerian university, through the steady and calm implementations of reforms.”
Mr. Kamel Baddari has also oversaw the signing ceremony of several agreements, including:
 An agreement between the “Ahmed Ben Yahia El Wancharissi” University, and the Research Unit in Medicinal Plants (URPM) in Laghouat;
 A partnership and cooperation agreement between the “Ahmed Ben Yahia El Wancharissi” University and the National Agency for the Valorisation of Research and Technological Development (ANVREDET).

The Minister, accompanied by the Governor of the Province and his delegation, also visited the exhibitions held for the occasion. It included:
 An exhibition of medicinal plants by the Institute of Nature and Life Sciences;
 An exhibition by the Unite and the Research Centre CRAPC;
 An exhibition of innovative projects and micro-enterprises by some students.

During the ceremony of the new academic year, professor Zebbar Djalel, the Director of the Mechanical Engineering Laboratory at Tissemsilt University was recognised for obtaining a patent. Several doctoral students were also honoured, and the “Innovative Researcher” award was presented to the best professor-researcher.
During his visit to the Province of Tissemsilt, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research inaugurated the annex of the Higher School of Teachers, and inspected two housing projects for the sector’s employees, as well as the new headquarters of the central administration.

Mr. Kamel Baddari welcomes the outstanding student Tedjari Noufel Ali Abdelhamid

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Mr. Kamel Baddari welcomes the outstanding student Tedjari Noufel Ali Abdelhamid

On 18 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, received this morning, at the Ministry’s headquarters, his friend, student Tedjari Noufel Ali Abdelhamid, enrolled in the first year of Computer Science at Ferhat Abbas University, Sétif 1.

Noufel obtained his Baccalaureate in 2025, specialising in experimental sciences. He overcame educational challenges and waged battles in hospitals without giving up. He studied, educated himself, and prevailed.

The minister encouraged Noufel to continue his striving for excellence and requested that the director of Setif 1 University to support him throughout his studies. 

Mr. Kamel Baddari presides over an evaluative meeting to set the measures related to the new academic year scheduled next week

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Mr. Kamel Baddari presides over an evaluative meeting to set the measures related to the new academic year scheduled next week

On the evening of 16 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, chaired a coordination meeting at the ministry’s headquarters, with the ministry officials and the university regional conferences presidents who joined remotely. This meeting was focused on evaluating the recent work of the regional conferences, to monitor the implementation in the field of the instructions relating to the 2025/2026 new academic year, namely:

  • Ensure the availability of educational structures (classrooms, auditoriums, laboratories, etc.), and equipping them appropriately to accommodate students under suitable conditions;
  • Monitor the implementation of English language instruction;
  • Organise teaching hours and provide teaching in accordance with the legal schedule volume;
  • Enhance and improve educational documents available online;
  • Monitor the status of the annexes of the higher schools of teachers.
The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research inspects the Law and Islamic Sciences Faculties at Algiers 1 University

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The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research inspects the Law and Islamic Sciences Faculties at Algiers 1 University

On 14 September 2025, Mr. Kamel Baddari, the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, visited the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Islamic Sciences at the “Benyoucef Benkhedda” University, Algiers1. There, he inspected the facilities of both faculties and assessed their readiness to receive students the following week.

During the visit, the minister emphasised the significance of the following:

  • The establishment of a training course in international law and human rights, with English as the medium of instruction;
  • Adopting a calculated hour system for each semester;
  • Extending teaching hours and the entrepreneurial educational activities until 22h 00;
  • The immediate digitisation of the library’s documentary resources;
  • Improving life on the university campus;
  • Completing all the arrangements to receive Islamic Sciences students under optimal conditions;
  • Improving the educational environment within the institution by promoting digitisation.

 

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