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Historical and Natural Splendor of Cherchell
Situated about fifty-five miles west of Algiers, the capital city of Algeria, the charming seaport town of Cherchell has a history dating back to 1500 BC. It is believed that many ruins and archeological treasures may be hidden beneath the town, making them inaccessible. Nevertheless, there are plenty of monuments and archeological ruins scattered throughout the town and surroundings that bear testimony to Cherchell’s long and fascinating history.
Haddad Brings Beijing Olympic Medal Home
Since the Sydney Olympics held in 2000, Algeria has been attending the Olympic Games, without being able to take home an Olympic medal. But on 10 August 2008, that all changed as a courageous judoka from Algeria, fought her way to the semi-finals, to win a bronze medal not only for herself but for her country. It was a massive moment for everyone in the Algerian Olympic delegation, as it was also the first medal to be won at the Beijing Olympics for the Arab world.
Two Medals So Far for Algeria in the Beijing Olympics
Algeria has been quite successful in the recent years when attending the Olympic Games and it seems that they are once again on track to securing a few medals this year. The first ever gold Olympic Games medal that Algeria received was won by Hassiba Boulmerka in 1996, in the 1500m for women at the Atlanta Games. They have had many terrific athletes, such as Noureddine Morceli and Nouria Merah-Benida who both won gold medals for their country, and with two medals already in the bag, Algeria will be looking towards their remaining athletes to perform their best.
Social and Business Etiquette in Algeria
Many tourists who visit countries that are totally different from their own are often keen to learn as much as they can about the country they are visiting, as well as the people who call it home. The North African country of Algeria is a fascinating place to visit and is a popular tourist destination. The people are warm and hospitable and there is plenty to see that is of historical and cultural significance. To make the most of a visit to Algeria it is of benefit to have some understanding of the social etiquette and customs of the Algerian people.
Volunteer in Algeria and Make a Difference
When looking for a rewarding and challenging way to discover a country and get to know its people, there is no better way than to sign up for volunteer work. There are many agencies and establishments that offer volunteer work and experiences in various different fields. Those who are interested in volunteering in Algeria should contact these agencies and find a position that would suit them best. Indeed, volunteers are not only able to experience Algeria, but also make a difference.
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