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Chapitre IX: Culture Page Chapter IX: Culture I - Structures 276 I - Structures Tableau 1: Etablissements chargés des arts 276 Table 1: Establishments in Charge of Arts Tableau 2: Etablissements chargés des lettres 278 Table 2: Establishments in Charge of Letters Tableau 3: Etablissements chargés du patrimoine Table 3: Establishments in Charge of Cultural 279 culturel Patrimony Tableau 4: Etablissements chargés de l’action Table 4: Establishments in Charge of Cultural 281 culturelle Action Tableau 5: Etablissements chargés de la Table 5: Establishments in Charge of 283 formation artistique Artistic Training Tableau 6: Autres Etablissements 285 Table 6: Others Establishments II - Activités 286 II - Activities 1 - Musées nationaux et régionaux 286 1 - National and Regional Museums Tableau 7: Répartition des visiteurs des musées Table 7: Distribution of National and Regional nationaux et régionaux par catégorie de visiteurs - 286 Museums Visitors per Visitors’ Category: Années 2013 à 2016 - 2013 to 2016 Tableau 8: Evolution des entrées des musées Table 8: Evolution of National and Regional 287 nationaux et régionaux - Années 2009 à 2011 - Museums’ Entries: 2009 to 2011 2 - Musées de sites 288 2 - Sites Museums Tableau 9: Répartition des visiteurs des musées Table 9: Distribution of Sites Museums Visitors 288 de sites par catégorie de visiteurs de 2009 à 2011 per Visitors’ Category: 2009 to 2011 Tableau 10: Evolution des entrées des musées de Table 10: Evolution of Sites Museums 291 sites de 2009 à 2011 Entries:2009 to 2011 3 - Sites et monuments historiques 292 3 - Sites and Historical Monuments Tableau 11: Répartition des sites historiques Table 11: Distribution of Historical Sites 292 classés par wilaya - Année 2010 et 2011- Classified per Wilaya: 2010 and 2011 4 - Formation artistique supérieure 293 4 - High Artistic Training A - Etudiants en formation 293 A - Training Students Tableau 12: Effectif des étudiants des Table 12: Number of Students in High Training établissements de formation artistique supérieure Artistic Establishments 293 selon l’année et le sexe by Year & Sex - Années universitaires 2014/15 et 2015/16 - - Academic Year: 2014/15 and 2015/16 Tableau 13: Répartition des étudiants de Table 13: Number of Students in Spectacle l’I.S.M.A.S selon l’année d’étude, Métiers and Audiovisual High Institute 293 le sexe et la discipline (S.M.A.H.I) by Year, Sex and Disciplines Filière: Audiovisuel - Année universitaire 2014/15 Audiovisual Subject- Academic Year: 2014/15 Tableau 14: Répartition des étudiants de Table 14: Number of Students in Spectacle l’I.S.M.A.S selon l’année d’étude, Métiers and Audiovisual High Institute 294 le sexe et la discipline (S.M.A.H.I) by Year, Sex and Disciplines Filière: Audiovisuel - Année universitaire 2015/16 Audiovisual Subject- Academic Year: 2015/16 (Suite sommaire) Tableau 15: Effectif des étudiants selon la Table 15: Number of Students by Specialty and spécialité et le sexe de l’Institut national supérieur Sex of the National High Institute 294 de musique (I.N.S.M) of Music (N.H.I.M) - Année universitaire 2014/15 - - Academic Year: 2014/15 Tableau 16: Effectif des étudiants selon la Table 16: Number of Students by Specialty and spécialité et le sexe de l’Institut national supérieur Sex of the National High Institute 294 de musique (I.N.S.M) of Music (N.H.I.M) - Année universitaire 2015/16 - - Academic Year: 2015/16 B - Etudiants diplômés 295 B - Graduated Students Tableau 17: Effectif des diplômés selon la Table 17: Number of Graduated by Speciality and spécialité et le sexe de l’Institut supérieur des Sex of the Spectacle Métiers and Audiovisual High métiers du spectacle et de l’audiovisuel 295 Institute (I.S.M.A.S) - Années universitaires 2009/10 et (S.M.A.H.I) - Academic Year: 2009/10 and 2010/11 - 2010/11 Tableau 18: Effectif des diplômés selon la Table 18: Number of Graduated by Specialty and spécialité et le sexe de l’Ecole supérieure des Sex of Fine 295 beaux arts (E.S.B.A) Art High School (F.A.H.S) - Années universitaires 2009/10 et 2010/11 - - Academic Year: 2009/10 and 2010/11 5 - Espaces de lecture 296 5 - Reading Spaces Tableau 19: Nombre de bibliothèques créées dans Table 19: Number of Libraries Created in the le secteur de la culture au courant des années 296 Field of Culture During the Year: 2010 et 2011 2010 and 2011 6 - Dépôt légal 297 6 - Legal Deposit Tableau 20: Statistiques du dépôt légal selon la Table 20: Statistical of Legal Deposit by 297 discipline de 1963 à 2009 Disciplines:1963 to 2009 Tableau 20bis: Statistiques du dépôt légal - Table 20bis: Statistical of Legal Deposit: 299 Années 2010 et 2011 - 2010 and 2011 7 - Cinéma 300 7 - Cinema Tableau 21: Répartition des salles de cinéma par Table 21: Distribution of Cinemas per 300 wilaya en 2009 Wilaya: 2009 Tableau 22: Répartition des salles de cinéma par Table 22: Distribution of Cinemas 301 wilaya - Années 2010 et 2011 per Wilaya: 2010 and 2011 8 - Associations culturelles 302 8 - Cultural Associations Tableau 23: Répartition des associations Table 23: Distribution of Cultural Associations by culturelles selon la discipline et par wilaya des 302 Discipline and Wilaya during the Années 2010 et 2011 years 2010 and 2011 9 - Festivals 303 9 - Festivals Tableau 24: Liste des festivals - Période Table 24: List of Festivals – Period 303 2012 à 2016 2012 to 2016 Annuaire Statistique de l’Algérie n° 34 276 Chapitre IX: Culture Statistical Yearbook of Algeria n° 34 Chapter IX: Culture I - Structures I - Structures 1 - Etablissements chargés des arts 2 - Etablissements chargés des lettres 3 - Etablissements chargés du patrimoine culturel 4 - Etablissements chargés de l’action culturelle 5 - Etablissements chargés de la formation artistique Tableau 1: Etablissements chargés des arts Table 1: Establishments in Charge of Arts Etablissements Textes de création Localisation / Adresse - Ordonnance n° 70-38 du 12 juin 1970 portant Théâtre National Algérien réorganisation du théâtre national algérien 10, Rue El Hadj Omar (Alger) E.P.I.C* - Décret n° 63 - 12 du 8 janvier 1963 portant Alger 16000 organisation du théâtre algérien. - Décret n° 73-71 du 16 avril 1973 portant Théâtre Régional d’Annaba création du théâtre régional d'Annaba. N°1 , Place Tarek Benouziad (Annaba) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Annaba portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 73-72 du 16 avril 1973 portant Théâtre Régional de Constantine création du théâtre régional de Constantine. 1, Rue Bounab Ali (Constantine) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Constantine portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 73-73 du 16 avril 1973 portant Théâtre Régional d’Oran création du théâtre régional d'Oran 1, Place 1er Novembre 1954 (Oran) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Oran portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 73-74 du 16 avril 1973 portant Théâtre Régional de Sidi Bel Abbès création du théâtre régional de Sidi Bel Abbés Place 1er Novembre 1954 (Sidi Bel Abbès) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Sidi Bel Abbès portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 85-172 du 18 juin 1985 érigeant le Théâtre Régional de Béjaïa théâtre de Béjaïa en théâtre régional Rue Colonel Amirouche (Béjaïa) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Béjaïa portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 85-281 du 12 novembre 1985 Théâtre Régional de Batna érigeant le théâtre de Batna en théâtre régional 2, Rue Mohamed Salah (Batna) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Ben Abbès - Batna portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret exécutif n° 05-218 13 juin 2005 portant Théâtre Régional de Tizi Ouzou création du théâtre régional de Tizi Ouzou. 1, Rue Larbi Ben M’hidi (Tizi Ouzou) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Tizi Ouzou portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 07-141 du 19 mai 2007 portant Théâtre Régional de Skikda création du théâtre régional de Skikda. Avenue du 1er Novembre (Skikda) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Skikda portant statut des théâtres régionaux. Théâtre Régional d’Oum El Bouaghi - Décret n° 08-316 du 11 octobre 2008 portant création du théâtre régional d’Oum El Bouaghi. B.P : 652 Ain El Beida (Oum El Bouaghi) - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 (04200) Oum El Bouaghi E.P.I.C portant statut des t héâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 08-317 du 11 octobre 2008 portant Théâtre Régional de Saida création du théâtre régional de Saida. Boulevard des martyrs (Saida) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Saida portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 08-318 du 11 octobre 2008 portant Théâtre Régional de Guelma création du théâtre régional de Guelma. Place du 08 mai 1945 (Guelma) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Guelma portant statut des théâtres régionaux. - Décret n° 08-319 du 11 octobre 2008 portant Théâtre Régional de Mascara création du théâtre régional de Mascara. Rue Docteur Khaled (Mascara) E.P.I.C - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Mascara portant statut des théâtres régionaux. Théâtre Régional de Souk Ahras - Décret n° 08-320 du 11 octobre 2008 portant création du théâtre régional de Souk Ahras. 13, Avenue Badji Mokhtar, (Souk Ahras) - Décret exécutif n° 07-18 du 16 janvier 2007 Souk Ahras E.P.I.C portant statut des théâtres régionaux.
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