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ALGERIA Weekly Report 3 - 9 May 2018 1 Executive Summary Algeria Weekly Summary Summary Between 3 and 9 May 2018, there were 77 critical incidents in Algeria, resulting in two deaths and 276 arrests, including TABLE OF CONTENTS those of 177 immigrants and 37 drug traffickers. Criminal events accounted for 38.96% of the total incident pool this Executive Summary 2 week, followed by human and social crises with 31.17%. Significant Events 3 Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) issued a threat Political & General 4 against western companies operating in the Maghreb and Sahel region. The AQIM statement also included local Security 7 nationals working for such companies as potential targets. Economy 8 Several countries are expected to bolster security as a result, including Algeria. In Tamanrasset, an AQIM fighter Outlook 10 surrendered and in Khenchela, Medea, Blida, Boumerdes and Forecast of Events 2018 11 Tebessa, seven terrorism supporters were arrested. About Constellis 12 In Jijel, large-scale sweeping operations were initiated. So far, two wanted al-Qaeda insurgents were apprehended in the area of Ziama Mansouria, while a weapon, an IED and two insurgent hideouts were found in the same region. In Bordj Bou Arreridj, Skikda and Tebessa, 36 other hideouts and 18 bombs were discovered. Algeria summoned the Moroccan ambassador last week, amid escalating tensions between the two countries. Morocco accused Algeria of facilitating the transfer of weapons from Iran and the alleged military training provided to Polisario troops by the Lebanese group Hezbollah. The Turkish press agency Anadolu claimed that Algeria is now pondering the expulsion of Moroccan diplomats. In Bejaia, the committee to support Cevital workers is calling for a “popular protest” in the downtown area of the city to denounce the blockade of Cevital shipping containers at the local port, and the inaction of authorities regarding the dispute. The committee claimed that releasing the containers would help create thousands of jobs in the province. Municipal workers held a protest in Bejaia on 4 May to demand a salary increase, and the reinstatement of the early retirement system. While no incidents were reported during the protest, the unionists vowed to intensify their action in the near future. Air Algeria operations are likely to be disrupted yet again next week, as the union of maintenance engineers announced an upcoming strike to protest the company’s refusal to negotiate salary re-evaluations. Domestic and international flights are expected to be cancelled. Commercial in Confidence & Subject to Contract 2 Copyright Constellis 2018. All rights reserved. Significant Events: 3 - 9 May 2018 Algeria Weekly Summary Skikda: 5 May 2018: Hideout Batna: 7 May 2018: containing two homemade Three terrorism sup- explosives found in Skikda. Jijel: 5 May 2018: IED found and porters captured in cleared in Jijel. Khenchela and Medea. Jijel: 5 May 2018: Tebessa: 8 May Two wanted AQIM 2018: Measles fighters captured in kills a victim in Jijel. Tebessa. Batna: 7 May 2018: Eight hideouts, five IEDs discovered in Batna. Batna: 6 May 2018: Seven hideouts, sev- en IEDs discovered in Batna and Te- bessa. Tamanrasset: 7 May 2018: Explosives and detonators discovered in In Guezzam. Tamanrasset: 5 May 2018: Seven armed smugglers cap- tured in In Guezzam. Commercial in Confidence & Subject to Contract 3 Copyright Constellis 2018. All rights reserved. Political & General Algeria Weekly Summary FLN Senator expelled from the party FLN senator Abdelwahab Benzaim was excluded from the ruling party by the disciplinary commission, weeks after he demanded the resignation of the Minister of Education, Nouria Benghabrit, due to recent strikes in her sector. The senator's stance regarding this issue was contrary to that of the FLN and the Secretary-General Djamel Ould Abbes. Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita announced his country had sev- ered ties with Iran over alleged ties between Hezbollah and the Polisario. Ali Benflis' party calls (Photo: EPA / STR) crackdown on unions "unconstitutional" The opposition party Talaiou al- province. Iran in 2014, while it was at crisis Hurriat released a statement to with countries that have friendly denounce the withdrawal of the Algeria summons Moroccan relations with Morocco.” In the Ambassador over Iran crisis accreditation of 34 autonomous meantime, Algeria summoned the The Iranian Embassy in Algiers has unions by the government. "We Moroccan ambassador after been accused by Morocco of denounce the regime's denying "unfounded reports" by militarily supporting the Polisario determination to restrict the Moroccan authorities. Front, according to a statement by freedoms, including union rights, Iran's Islamic Republic News which are set out by article 70 of Rumor: Algeria considers Agency, days after Morocco expelling Moroccan the Constitution" said the party led severed ties with Iran. Morocco’s diplomats amid row by Ali Benflis. Talaiou al-Hurriat Minister of Foreign Affairs and involving Iran and Hizbollah condemned this as an International Cooperation, Nasser Citing "inside sources", the Turkish unconstitutional move, and an Bourita, alleged that Hezbollah press agency Anadolu revealed "action of exclusion" which might officers have travelled to Tindouf that the Algerian Ministry of lead unions to "radicalization". camps in Algeria to train military Foreign Affairs has advised leaders of the separatist Polisario President Abdelaziz Bouteflika to RCD elected officials sue expel a number of Moroccan Tizi Ouzou Governor Front in the use of SAM-9s and anti diplomats, and limit Moroccan Elected officials from the -aircraft missiles. Bourita stated diplomatic representation merely opposition party Rally for Culture that cutting ties with Iran is not to consular activities. It is believed and Democracy (RCD) sued the related to the situation in Syria or that the President is currently Governor of Tizi Ouzou, according Middle East. “This decision was not considering the option. In the to a statement by the party. The taken under influence or meantime, Foreign Affairs Minister officials are seeking the annulment pressure,” said Bourita during a Abdelkader Messahel is going to of new provincial internal laws, meeting with representatives of visit several countries to "deny the which have been deemed "illegal", the national and foreign press, allegations of Morocco" regarding and accused the Governor of trying recalling that “[Morocco] had the presence of members of the to consolidate power in the resumed diplomatic relations with Lebanese branch of Hezbollah in Commercial in Confidence & Subject to Contract 4 Copyright Constellis 2018. All rights reserved. Political & General Algeria Weekly Summary the Sahrawi refugee camps of Tindouf. Algiers mayor sued for forgery The Mayor of Bouzareah, a district located near central Algiers, was accused of forgery and falsification of official documents by a local resident, who is now suing him. The latter accused the mayor of granting him a three-bedroom apartment instead of a four- bedroom unit, which he claims he had lawfully obtained. Protest in Adekar, Bejaia province, to demand road maintenance (Photo: Depeche de Kabylie) Health Ministry to recruit 600 general practitioners as municipality. upcoming weeks due to the strikes continue government's inaction regarding The Ministry of Health is going to Popular march to take their demands. recruit 600 general practitioners to place in Bejaia over Cevital replace striking resident doctors in crisis Resident doctors refuse to emergency rooms, according to the The committee to support Cevital partake in talks with the government-aligned APS press workers has called for a "popular government for the second agency. The practitioners will be march" on Monday 14 May. After time offered two-year contracts, addressing several letters to the For the second time in just two according to the Director of Health Prime Minister and President, the weeks, the union of resident of Algiers province. committee has decided to take to doctors, CAMRA, refused an offer the streets to demand the release by the Ministry of Health to Human & Social of their shipping containers from resume negotiations. The union the port of Bejaia, in order to allow claimed that the Ministry had Bejaia protesters close the private company to launch a failed to communicate the agenda highways, demand better of the meeting as well as not living conditions number of projects in the province. providing a list of participants. In On 6 May, protesters in Amizour Municipal workers take to the meantime, emergency rooms and Adekar, Bejaia province, closed the streets of Bejaia across the country are national roads 72 and 12 In Bejaia, on 4 May, dozens of understaffed, due to the unlimited respectively to denounce their municipal workers affiliated with strike of the resident doctors, poor living conditions. In Amizour, the National Union of Public which recently escalated. villagers implored the authorities Administration Personnel to conduct road maintenance, (SNAPAP) organized a protest Air Algerie maintenance while in Adekar, the protesters march to demand wage increases engineers to go on strike claimed that the results of the local and the reintegration of the early The National Union of Aircraft elections of 23 November were retirement system. The unionists Maintenance Engineers (SNTMA) "manipulated" in their vowed to escalate their action in announced that a strike will be Commercial in Confidence &
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