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3rd Algeria Economic Forum
The third Algeria Economic Forum was held on 20 and 21 January 2008 at the beautiful beachfront Algiers Sheraton Hotel. The forum is organized by the Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, under the patronage of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika. The Algeria Economic Forum included the participation of Algerian, Arab and foreign officials along with leading Algerian, Arab and international representatives from the world of business, finance, investment funds and institutions.
Bay of Algiers Seafront Development
The bustling city of Algiers is both the capital and the largest city of Algeria, as well as the second largest city in North Africa. Algiers is situated on the west side of a large bay along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Authorities believe that the Bay of Algiers seafront development, consisting of numerous renovation and expansion projects, will attract foreign investment and provide hundreds of jobs, to the benefit of the economy and the image of the city.
The Ancient Wonders of Tébessa
The ancient city of Tébessa is the capital city of the Algerian province of the same name and is situated about 20 kilometers from the Tunisian border. The city is home to more than 160,000 people and is famous for the manufacture of traditional Algerian carpets. Tébessa has a long and diverse history with many interesting sights for visitors to explore.
Souad Massi – A Symbol of Strength through her Music
On 23 August 1972, Souad Massi was born in the city of Algiers in Algeria to an impoverished family with seven children. Her social problems did not burden her or cast a shadow over her dreams. Every night, she would risk her life to walk to her guitar lessons long after curfew, and with the support of her brother she started on her road to musical success. Even though she is a Berber of Kabyle descent, she has no political ties or aspirations. All that Souad Massi is interested in is playing her music and sharing her thoughts with the world.
Take Time Out at Algeria’s Beaches
When travelers arrive in Algeria, they come to enjoy the lure and mystery of the desert, learn of different cultures and embrace the historical traditions that make this beautiful country so unique. But once they have seen the picturesque beaches and endless stretches of coastline, it becomes difficult for them to drag themselves away form the warm sun, fascinating coastal wildlife and the salty smell that drifts off the lapping waves. Algeria has a great variety of beaches to explore, each with their own distinctive features and attractions.
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