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Les Défis Économiques En Point De Mire Horizons QUOTIDIEN NATIONAL VENDREDI 3 - SAMEDI 4 JANVIER 2020 - 8-9 JOUMADA EL OULA 1441 - N° 6919 - PRIX 10 DA L’ÉDITO TEBBOUNE NOMME LE NOUVEAU GOUVERNEMENT Fermer définitivement LES DÉFIS ÉCONOMIQUES la parenthèse ’est avec beaucoup de curiosité que les Algériens ont attendu l’annonce EN POINT DE MIRE de la composition du nouveau gouvernement. Le suspense est désormais levé, mais surtout cela l De la parole aux actes Cparachève de fermer définitivement la parenthèse qui a plongé pendant de longs mois l’Algérie l Ministres délégués et secrétaires d’Etat : Le choix de l’efficacité dans un flou institutionnel porteur de tous les dangers. C’est désormais au tour des analystes l Nouvelles figures dans l’Exécutif : Des compétences avérées de décortiquer la composante de cette équipe qui hérite de la délicate charge de présider aux l Changement dans la communication institutionnelle destinées d’un pays auquel se posent de LIRE EN PAGES 3-4-5 multiples défis. Chacun en fera lecture à travers . son prisme pour en déceler à travers les figures, nouvelles et anciennes, qui le composent, une inclinaison régionale ou idéologique, y lire l’empreinte d’un rapport de force ou une volonté de concrétisation des promesses du candidat à la présidentielle, dévoiler des indices de changement ou le contraire... Le porte-parole de la présidence de la République a, en fait, déjà qualifié ce nouveau gouvernement en indiquant que sa composition exprime «le lancement du changement économique en Algérie, conformément aux promesses faites par le président de la République lors de la campagne électorale et affirmées dans son discours à la nation lors de la prestation de serment». La feuille de route du gouvernement Djerad est donc claire : sortir le pays de son ornière financière et relancer une machine économique qui patine dans la gadoue où l’ont précipitée les décisions éhontées des Exécutifs précédents. Ce gouvernement, large tout de même de 39 membres (dont 5 femmes), 7 ministres délégués et 4 secrétaires d’Etat, avec des missions tout à fait nouvelles pour certains, n’aura pas la tâche facile dans le nettoyage des écuries d’Augias et devra faire preuve d’un sens de l’innovation dans les solutions qu’il adoptera. Inutile de faire dans la spéculation, on en sera fixé très vite puisque dès demain, le nouvel Exécutif devra présenter son plan d’action au premier Conseil des ministres que présidera le chef de l’Etat. Nul doute, toutefois, que le gouvernement Djerad bénéficiera d’un climat politique plus clément pour déployer son action. En effet, la plupart des manifestants incarcérés, y compris les figures de proue du hirak, ont été affranchis, et il est attendu que tous les détenus d’opinion retrouvent leur liberté. Une mesure d’apaisement politique et une ouverture au dialogue auquel avait appelé le président Tebboune, qui avait fait promesse d’œuvrer à l’instauration d’une nouvelle République, conforme aux aspirations du peuple algérien. n Horizons ww DÉTENUS DU HIRAK ww CRISE EN LIBYE ww ANP LIBÉRÉS Envoi de 100 tonnes d’aide 84 Un engagement humanitaire .PAGE 7 terroristes de la campagne neutralisés électorale en 2019 es autorités judiciaires ont, à travers l’ensemble du es opérations de l’ANP se sont soldées L territoire national, remis en liberté, jeudi dernier, 76 Lpar l’élimination de 15 terroristes, l’arres- personnes arrêtées lors des marches populaires. tation de 25, et la reddition de 44 autres. PAGE 6 PAGE 7 . Ph : Fouad S. Ph : D. R. TOURISME D’AVENTURE L’Algérie possède le meilleur potentiel au monde .PAGE 24 2 AuAu filfil dudu jourjour HORIZONS • Vendredi 3 - Samedi 4 Janvier 2020 Topinfo Musée BORDJ BOU-ARRÉRIDJ du moudjahid Ordre des Le Musée national du architectes Plus de 26 millions de dollars Moudjahid organisera, le 6 Le conseil national janvier à 10h, la 429e ren- des de l’Ordre des d’exportations en 2019 contre avec les moudjahidi- architectes a valeur des exportations des entreprises industrielles algériennes activant dans la wilaya de Bordj Bou-Arréridj a ne et moudjahidate pour organise, l’enregistrement de leurs Lexcédé, au cours de l’année 2019, les 26 millions de dollars, a-t-on appris, jeudi dernier, de l’inspection divisionnaire aujourd’hui à 9h au, des douanes algériennes de la wilaya. Cette valeur des exportations a enregistré une augmentation de 2 millions de témoignages sur la guerre Palais de la culture de Libération. dollars comparativement à 2018, selon la même source qui a relevé que cette évolution était prévisible avec l’entrée en Moufdi-Zakaria, la activité du port sec de Tixter où plus de 8.000 containers ont été traités durant 2019 avec une croissance de 200% rencontre nationale comparativement à l’année précédente. L’essentiel, soit 90%, de ces exportations a porté sur des articles électroniques et des architectes. électroménagers des entreprises activant dans la zone industrielle de la wilaya, selon la même source qui a ajouté que le reste des produits exportés sont les textiles et les denrées agricoles, notamment l’huile d’olive et le miel. Outre le rôle efficace du port sec, les mesures incitatives accordées par l’Etat aux actions d’exportation des entreprises économiques ont contribué à l’augmentation de la valeur des exportations, a encore noté la même source. Apiculture Une journée technique sur l’amélioration de la Forum qualité du miel se tien- des start-up dra le 6 janvier à l’Institut de technolo- Le forum des start-up gie et moyens agri- aura lieu du 5 au 9 coles spécialisé de janvier au Centre de Boukhalfa, dans la facilitation des micro- wilaya de Tizi Ouzou. entreprises d’Adrar. Salon national de recrutement Le 14e Salon national de recrutement «Carrefour, emploi et formation» se tiendra du 28 au 30 janvier au Centre international des conférences Abdelatif-Rahal d’Alger. Télex... gFAN gONCI gUNIVERSITÉ ORAN 1 Le Front de l’Algérie L’Office national de la L’Université Oran 1 Ahmed-Ben- nouvelle organise, culture et de Bella organisera, à la fin du mois aujourd’hui à 10h30 à la l’information met en de janvier, des journées salle omnisports de place un programme scientifiques dédiées à Chéraga (Alger), une spécial vacances d’hiver l’agriculture intelligente. rencontre nationale qui au profit des enfants. sera animée par le président du parti, Ahmed Ben Abdessalam. Editions FCE gDON DE SANG e gATELIER SUR LA Chihab La 4 édition des La Fédération algé- débats du Forum FABRICATION DE rienne des donneurs Les éditions Chihab des chefs COSMÉTIQUES BIO de sang lance un organisent, aujourd’hui à d’entreprise se Un atelier de formation appel à l’ensemble 14h, une rencontre-débat tiendra, le 7 janvier de la population avec Rachid Sidi sur la fabrication de à 10h, sous le produits cosmétique bio âgée de 18 à 65 ans Boumedine à l’occasion thème «Les et en bonne santé à de la parution de son se tiendra du 5 au 9 dispositions de la loi janvier à Koléa, wilaya de faire don de sang. ouvrage «Aux sources de finances 2020». du hirak». Tipasa. 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Au-delà de la création de nouveaux portefeuilles et de l’arrivée de nouvelles figures, jeunes et diplomées qui n’ont jamais jusque-là pris part à la gestion des affaires de l’Etat, Tebboune a surtout tenu à concrétiser ses promesses de campagne électorale. out au long de son périple électoral, le chef de l’Etat l’implication étroite et efficace des compétences nationales travailler pour développer l’agriculture saharienne pour aug- a fait du développement de l’économie du savoir sa pour poser les jalons de la nouvelle République qui sera ouver- menter la production nationale et songer à l’exportation. Du priorité absolue. Aux jeunes start-upeurs porteurs te et bâtie par tous. Ce ne sont pas des paroles en l’air. Le pré- pain sur la planche attend les deux ministres pour répondre aux de projet, il a promis un coup de pouce en annon- sident a nommé, entre autres, Chems-Eddine Chitour, Ferhat grandes attentes de l’Etat et des habitants de la région, impa- çant tout un ministère dédié à ces entreprises nais- Aït-Ali Braham et Kamel Rezig, respectivement ministre de tients de voir leurs conditions de vie s’améliorer.
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