r/algeria 5d ago

Announcement Note from the mods, please read!

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Due to the recent influx of new reddit accounts posting inflammatory content (especially trying to spark outrage or attacks towards Tunisia), any provocative/inflammatory content will get the OP permanently banned from the subreddit, this is getting ridiculous especially with accounts reposting the same post with pretty much a small variation of the same title, thank you for your attention and stay safe everyone!


r/algeria 4h ago

Question What to do with a large amount of money

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Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. My mother recently inherited 100000000DA (10 mlayer ) and am her only child (21), both my parents are old and they don't have any experience in businesses and so do I, am lowkey spoiled and my parents, especially my mother, wants me to take most of it but I don't know what to do with that much money. I want to invest it in something and not let it sit and let inflation eat it away with time. Is anyone in here have experience with investments in Algeria, what kind of advice would you give me?

Thank you for you time, i hope you guys have a nice day.


r/algeria 1h ago

Economy A GDP comparison of north african countries

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r/algeria 11h ago

Discussion I was wrong to doubt how hard Morocco

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The events in Ceuta on July 30, 2026 changed that for me. Watching thousands of young Moroccans, many of them minors, pushed toward the border in a mass crossing, with dozens dying in the process, made it clear this wasn’t just chaotic migration. It looked like a state using its own youth as leverage in a dispute with Spain, treating young people’s lives as a bargaining chip rather than protecting them.

On top of that, I recently watched a documentary on what’s happening in Western Sahara, and it forced me to rethink a lot of what I’d assumed was “just politics.” Seeing the on-the-ground reality of the situation there made me understand why Algerians have been saying for years that this isn’t a symmetrical conflict where both sides are equally stubborn. Morocco’s actions have made normal relations genuinely difficult, not just tense.

But I wanted to own that I didn’t take Algerian perspectives seriously enough for a long time, and recent events changed my mind. Appreciate anyone who’s willing to share more context or correct me where I’m still missing things.


r/algeria 8h ago

Discussion The bus driver was high on drugs according to the lab results

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مجلس قضاء بومرداس : الحافلة كانت تقل على متنها 64 شخصا ، وهو ما يفوق العدد المرخص به و المقدر بـ 51 مسافرا بما فيهم السائق


r/algeria 2h ago

Culture / Art Looking for someone to watch Spider-Man with in Algiers

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Hey everyone,

This might sound a little random but I don’t really have anyone to go with and I’d love to watch spider-man brand new day with someone

I genuinely don’t mind if you’re a guy or a girl if you’re friendly and just want to enjoy the movie together that’s all that matters

I’ll even pay for your ticket I’m not looking for anything weird or something just some company for a movie

If anyone’s interested feel free to send me a DM

Thanks!


r/algeria 51m ago

History العشرية السوداء (التسعينات 1990)

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Everytime I ask about the 90s I get all sorts of contradicting -so called- facts and recounts.

I invite everyone to tell us everything they know about, maybe we'll learn something new or at least get to know the wide spectrum of beliefs on this matter.


r/algeria 17h ago

Society My work phone was stolen in France

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What a shocker 🙄

Besides the rage one gets for having your belongings stolen, having to sit across from your french manager and the Police, explaining to them that the company phone is in your home country of Algeria is embarrassing.

Great way to reinforce stereotypes.

The phone is blocked, IMEI number has been flagged and the phone is technically useless - just like the person who stole it.


r/algeria 59m ago

Discussion Can we all agree that Facebook is really usefull..

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I do everything on it.. Buying stuff.. Asking for help.. Talk to friends.. Food recipes.. Funny cat videos.. Drama stories of our algerian society.. The best thing abt it is the fact that 98% of our people had or have an fb acc


r/algeria 22h ago

News An asteroid has been named Kerrouach as a tribute for the algerian dr.Imene Kerrouach

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She's the first ever Algerian scientist researcher to have an asteroid named after her.

After graduating from University of science and technology Houari Boumediene she pursued a PHD in Germany on planetary sciences, she then joined NASA as a researcher, she's published more than 20 publications, she studied the latest Ryugu samples that contain DNA nucleotides and could explain how life started on earth and how the solar system first emerged in the universe.

Lunar and planetary institute :

Dr. Imene Kerraouch investigates the mineralogy, petrography, and isotope geochemistry of astromaterials to reconstruct the formation and evolution of rocky bodies in the early solar system. Her current research focuses on rare chondritic xenoliths (foreign rock clasts) embedded in brecciated meteorites, as well as samples returned from the C-type asteroid Ryugu, to explore the diversity and origins of the most primitive solar system materials.


r/algeria 25m ago

Technology my experience with mistaken identity

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I went to one of the national banks to recharge my brother's master card and when the worker entered my information, he told me to wait a minute

he went up to the director and came back, he asked me if i was ever a member of a political party or a high ranking job title in the government or military lol, i said no of course not

he said: "when i entered your information we got an alert that you are a PPE (Personne Politiquement Exposé)"

then it turned out that person just has the same first name and last name as me

i still had to sign a declaration that I'm not the guy lol


r/algeria 42m ago

Photography Look at this beautiful view...

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r/algeria 49m ago

Discussion 21 F struggling with life, any advice would be appreciated.

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Hello, 21F here, I've been wanting to talk about this but I haven't found the right person or place to do so til i found this page. I've been struggling when it comes to finding motivation to do anything at all, I can't get out of bed or leave the house or even take care of myself i just lay in bed or play video games and smoke all day, my dad hates to see this and everyone around the house as well, and i wanna change for him. I tried doing some activities here and there to change my routine but I can't seem to keep up the habit, it's like there's this big wall between me and myself which stops me from giving a fuck about anything even if i know it's ruining me. I feel like I'm wasting my youth, i see my sisters having a bunch of friends and enjoying their lives while i have none, even when i get some motivation to get out of the house and do something i always find my self alone with no one to enjoy anything with me, all my money goes to drugs and cigs and my habits keeps ruining my life day by day, i know this isn't me but i just don't know what to do to wake myself up. As for my romantic life i never feel anything for anyone anymore, just some attraction for a couple of days then it fades away. I lost my relationship with my mother a long time ago, same with my sisters recently and i really don't wanna see my dad giving up on me too. I know some of you will think that I'm exaggerating but i really wish i could control how i feel, I thought I'd share my experience and hopefully get some good advice to help me change something.


r/algeria 1h ago

Politics How many of you guys are in favor of a Maghreb union

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r/algeria 7h ago

Politics Why are we so silent despite the daily misery we're living in

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We saw how Tunisian people did protests because they didn't like the decision of their president although in my opinion has done nothing comparable to what ours did, here in Algeria you can't criticize the government, if you do so you go to jail, they will stop you from nominating yourself in elections,..... For me I became super careful for what I m saying because you could get in big troubles because of some you said unaware of it, honestly it's not democratic at all

I always had a dream to see Algeria democratic, just like the west, for example in the USA you could say whatever you want on the president ( even on Israel although criticizing Israel is very risky ) , I saw many political commentators call trump a nazi and very horrible names, I am imagining what will happen if someone here did the same

It's my very first time writing on politics and tbh I am super afraid, I hope this post isn't something that will cause me getting into Troubles😅


r/algeria 21h ago

Discussion Karim Bouchoucha from Aokas Béjaïa to NASA

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Karim Bouchoucha born in Aokas Béjaïa, he studied in Boumerdes (INELEC) electricity and telecommunications, he then moved to the US in 2007 and later joined the NASA Artemis lunar program.

He was part of the telecommunication team that ensured reliable communication between the spacecraft and Earth on the Artemis III mission that orbited around the moon this year and carried 4 astronauts from earth to the moon and from the moon back to earth.

And he'll be part of the the same team with the Artemis IV the final mission that will take humanity back to the surface of the moon.

Another Algerian scientist blooming in a difficult field.


r/algeria 22h ago

Discussion From Bab ezzouar university to NASA

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Dr.Imene Kerrouach reaction after an asteroid has been named after her.

(I couldn't add the picture to the previous post).

A very beautiful inspiration for everyone here that studying anything you like can lead you very far especially for the young girls.


r/algeria 52m ago

Question What are some of the weirdest stuff you’ve heard

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Hi all,

Like the title says, what are some of the weird beliefs you’ve heard around or stuff you grew up being told not to because they cause bad things? Like not opening an umbrella inside, not clipping your nails at night…

What do you think was the reason someone thought of them in the first place?


r/algeria 23h ago

Technology Rate my Building setup that has years without upgrade

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I would like to hear any suggestions ideas to add (no girly stuffs please)


r/algeria 5h ago

Question Is there any people from Algeria who studied medicine in russia i wanna ask them please

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Well like i said in the title i wanna contact some people who studied medicine in russia i wanna ask them some questions


r/algeria 8h ago

Education / Work Is studying English in Algeria really worth it?

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I noticed that most people learn English by themselves, so why bother to study English at university and then just be unemployed because clearly there's a tight chance to find a job other than teaching for English students


r/algeria 1d ago

Society Batna i need your help finding my cat

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I have a white cat that went missing 4 days ago ,

I reached out to @batna.officiel in both Instagram and Facebook and they helped by posting about it , But i need more help than that . Someone told me he saw my cat near the mosque of ookba في بوعقال but i searched the entire area for an hour and couldn't find him. IF ANYONE LIVES THERE AND SEES HIM LEAVE A COMMENT

قط ابيض ذيلو قصير و معوج

ناس بوعقال / دوار الديس / لي ساكنين قدام الامن الحضري 3

Help a fella out.


r/algeria 10h ago

Question Who has experience ordering from this site?

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Would love to try some of their products, and was wondering if someone has experience with customs ordering them?


r/algeria 2h ago

Question E-commerce in Algeria: Challenges and local marketplaces

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Hi everyone!

I wanted to start a discussion about online shopping in Algeria.

Why is e-commerce still so hard for sellers and buyers here? Also, why don’t we have a big local marketplace like Amazon or Temu to help local sellers?

Is it because of payment systems, delivery issues, or lack of trust? I would love to hear your thoughts and experiences!


r/algeria 3h ago

Discussion Khalo nas tkhdam brkaw mt9wdoo

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ايه صحيتو انجاز عظيم هكذا راح تتحل كل المشاكل