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022.Qxp (Page 1) 15e Conférence des ministres des Affaires étrangères du «Dialogue 5+5» Messahel coprésidera les travaux avec son homologue maltais Carmelo Abela Page 24 Tlemcen Plus de 10 tonnes de drogue saisies en 2018 Page 2 INFORMER ET PENSER LIBREMENT Quotidien National d’Information - 8e Année - Jeudi 17 janvier 2019 11 Djoumada El Aouel 1440 - N° 1995 - Algérie : 10 DA / 1 € EN VUE DE JUGULER LE PHÉNOMÈNE Conférence nationale sur la migration clandestine samedi prochain à Alger Terre d’accueil et d’hospitalité pour tous ceux qui sont ou se sentent persécutés dans leurs pays respectifs, l’Algérie est et restera fidèle aux traditions séculaires d’hospitalité et de générosité chères au peuple algérien qui a, lui-même, connu, du temps de la colonisation, la dépossession, la déculturation et l’exil. >> Lire page 3 L’Echo Sportif Formation professionnelle Secteur agricole Education nationale e «Notre ministère formera Abdelkader Benghabrit : Ligue 1 Mobilis - 18 journée la ressource humaine Bouazghi présente «Le ministère associe Un sulfureux MCA-CRB du mégaprojet à Washington tous les syndicats en haut de l’affiche d’exploitation du les réalisations au dialogue Ligue des champions africaine phosphate à Tébessa», de l’Algérie sur les questions La JS Saoura à l’épreuve souligne Mebarki intéressant le secteur» du Ahly Page 4 Page 4 Page 4 Pages 23 & 22 www. lechodalgerie-dz. com www. lechodalgerie-dz.com 2 Echos d u jour Tlemcen Plus de 10 tonnes de drogue saisies en 2018 Une saisie globale de plus de 10 tonnes de par ce corps constitué dans sa lutte contre le résine de cannabis a été opérée durant l’année trafic de stupéfiants a souligné le responsable, 2018 dans la wilaya de Tlemcen, a-t-on appris, ajoutant que 44 réseaux spécialisés dans ce hier, auprès du chef de groupement de la trafic ont été démantelés en 2018. Concernant gendarmerie de la wilaya. Lors de la l’immigration clandestine par voie maritime, présentation du bilan des activités de la gendarmerie de la wilaya de Tlemcen a l’exercice 2018, le colonel Kebaïli Mohamed réussi, durant 2018, à faire échouer deux Réda a indiqué que ses services ont enregistré tentatives ayant permis le démantèlement de quelque 337 affaires relatives au trafic de deux réseaux spécialisés dans l’organisation drogue, dont 270 affaires ont été résolues. de ces traversées clandestines à partir des Ces affaires ont permis l’arrestation de 582 plages de la wilaya de Tlemcen vers les côtes individus, dont 313 ont été placés sous mandat espagnoles. Ces opérations ont permis dépôt. Les mêmes services ont, en outre, saisi l’arrestation de 13 personnes et la saisie de durant l’année écoulée, un kilogramme de tous les équipements utilisés dont deux cocaïne et plus de 22 000 comprimés embarcations pneumatiques, une autre semi- psychotropes. Ces grosses quantités saisies rigide, des gilets de sauvetage ainsi que des durant cette année reflètent l’effort consenti jerricans de carburant. Lutte antiterroriste Affaire de la petite Nihal Si Mohand L’enquête achevée et le dossier 5 bombes artisanales détruites à Tizi-Ouzou est aux mains de la justice «Dans le cadre de la lutte que des éléments de la Le commandant du groupement territorial de la gendarmerie antiterroriste, un détachement Gendarmerie nationale «ont dans la wilaya de Tizi-Ouzou, le colonel Harkati Rachid a de l’Armée nationale populaire appréhendé, à Jijel - 5e RM, un indiqué, hier, que l’affaire de la petite Nihal Si Mohand (4 ans) a découvert et détruit, le 15 narcotrafiquant en possession de disparue puis retrouvée en août 2016 morte a connu la fin de la janvier 2019, 5 bombes de 212 comprimés psychotropes». phase d’enquête judiciaire menée par ses services et que les confection artisanale lors d’une D’autre part, un détachement de conclusions des investigations ont été transmises aux autorités opération de fouille et de l’ANP «a intercepté, à Aïn judiciaires. Harkati Rachid, qui a animé une conférence de ratissage à Tizi-Ouzou - Guezzam - 6e RM, presse consacrée au bilan des activités de ses unités durant 1re Région militaire», a précisé 2 contrebandiers et saisi l’année 2018, n’a pas voulu fournir plus d’indications en se la même source. Dans le cadre 3 véhicules tout-terrain et 1,1 limitant à déclarer que «l’enquête sur l’affaire de la petite Nihal de la lutte contre le crime tonne de denrées alimentaires», est terminée et le dossier est transmis à la justice». organisé, des détachements tandis que des éléments de la Il a souligné que la suite à donner à l’enquête est du ressort de combinés de l’ANP «ont arrêté, Gendarmerie nationale «ont l’autorité judiciaire qui vraisemblablement devrait enrôler à Adrar - 3e RM et Sidi Bel- arrêté, à Biskra - 4e RM, un dans la prochaine session criminelle de la cour de justice de Abbès - 2e RM, neuf contrebandier à bord d’un Tizi-Ouzou. Pour rappel, la petite Nihal avait disparu narcotrafiquants et saisi camion chargé de 9,25 quintaux le 21 juillet 2016 au village d’Ath Ali dans la commune 63,360 kg de kif traité ainsi que de tabac», a ajouté le d’Aït Toudert, à une cinquantaine de kilomètres au sud-est 4 véhicules touristiques», alors communiqué. de Tizi-Ouzou, puis retrouvée morte. Incendie au marché Sûreté d’Alger de fruits et légumes de Boufarik Un mort et des dégâts matériels Un individu arrêté pour usurpation d’identité considérables et falsification de documents administratifs Une personne est décédée et des dégâts matériels considérables ont été La section d’atteinte aux optimale des données occasionnés par l’incendie qui a eu lieu dans la nuit de mardi à biens de la Division scientifiques et mercredi au marché de fruits et légumes du centre-ville de Boufarik (Blida), a-t-on appris, hier, auprès des services de la Protection civile centre de la Police techniques, il s’est avéré de la wilaya. Outre l’unité de la protection civile de la daïra de judiciaire ont arrêté un que les informations Boufarik, l’extinction de cet incendie ayant touché le marché de fruits individu pour usurpation contenues dans le dossier et légumes de Boufarik (700 m2), a nécessité l’intervention vers 21h00, d’identité et falsification déposé concernaient une de l’unité principale de Blida, soutenue par les unités de Soumaà et de documents tierce personne et que le d’Ouled Aïch, a-t-on ajouté de même source. La célérité de administratifs, pour suspect faisait objet de l’intervention a permis d’empêcher la propagation des flammes aux faciliter ses déplacements 5 mandats d’arrêt. quartiers et commerces environnants, est-il, en outre, précisé, signalant, sur le sol national, car Au cours de l’enquête, néanmoins, la découverte, dans les décombres, d’un «corps calciné qui faisant objet le suspect a été pris en a été transporté vers la morgue de l’hôpital de Boufarik». Une enquête de 5 mandats d’arrêts. filature puis arrêté, a été ouverte pour déterminer les circonstances exactes de ce sinistre. Le suspect a été arrêté ce qui a permis la pour «falsification de récupération d’un permis documents administratifs de conduire et d’un et usurpation d’identité, registre du commerce lors d’une tentative falsifiés. Il a été d’établissement d’un également établi que 2e passeport biométrique 2 autres individus étaient du nom d’une tierce impliqués dans cette personne». L’enquête affaire, selon la même préliminaire a permis aux source. Après finalisation services en question des procédures légales, d’obtenir une copie du les mis en cause ont été territorialement suspect et le placement dossier déposé auprès du présentés devant le compétent, qui a ordonné sous contrôle judiciaire service des passeports. procureur de la le placement en détention des deux autres. Suite à l’exploitation République, provisoire du principal Directeur Général Directeur de la Publication Siège Social : 32, Avenue de Maubeuge - Alger Anep Les manuscrits, Fondateur Ahsene Saaid Rédaction : 5F, rue des 3 Frères - Bouadou Bir Mourad Raïs - Alger Tél : 021 73 76 78 photographies ou Tewfiq Meraou 021 73 71 28 tout autre document Rédacteur en Chef Tél-Fax : 023 54 23 23 / 023 54 23 02 Fax : 021 73 95 59 et illustration Mouloud Hamdi adressés ou remis Direction de la publicité : Tél-Fax : 023 54 23 04 Diffusion Ouest-Centre-Est à la rédaction ne Directeur Technique sont pas restitués Edité par la Sarl Edité par Quotidien National Compte N° : Walid Boumaaraf 005001114002013631013 Zigzag Expresse et ne peuvent faire Echo Medias Algérie Echo Medias d’Information Impession l’objet d’aucune www.lechodalgerie-dz.com E-mail : [email protected] L’Echo d’Algérie Quotidien National d’Information @echodalgerie_dz SIA réclamation. Jeudi 17 janvier 2019 3 Actualité www. lechodalgerie-dz.com En vue de juguler le phénomène Conférence nationale sur la migration clandestine samedi prochain à Alger Terre d’accueil et d’hospitalité pour tous ceux qui sont ou se sentent persécutés dans leurs pays respectifs, l’Algérie est et restera fidèle aux traditions séculaires d’hospitalité et de générosité chères au peuple algérien qui a lui-même connu, du temps de la colonisation, la dépossession, la déculturation et l’exil. ace au fléau de la et d’enfants, et en luttant avec migration clandestine, qui a détermination contre les réseaux F pris ces dernières années de passeurs qui exploitent la une ampleur inégalée, l’Algérie a détresse humaine de ces migrants été, à l’instar de tous les pays du et s’adonnent à la traite des monde confrontés à ce personnes, que le phénomène de phénomène à caractère universel, la migration clandestine pourra contrainte à prendre ses être efficacement jugulé.
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