Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced the revival of the idea of establishing the “Supreme Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad” during his periodic meeting with representatives of the national press, with the aim of linking the Algerian economy with immigrant scientific talents and benefiting from their expertise in national development.
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Algeria seeks to restore scientific competencies that emigrated in previous periods due to the lack of appropriate conditions to receive them, as part of national development efforts and intellectual and scientific openness.
He announced the revival of the idea of establishing the “Supreme Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad,” in a step aimed at linking the Algerian economy to the global scientific process.
This came during the regular media meeting held by President Tebboune with representatives of the national press, where he stressed that Algeria today possesses the necessary capabilities to receive and invest in its scientific competencies that immigrated in previous periods.
"We are better than them"
Explaining the strategic dimensions of the project, Tebboune said: “The idea of the Supreme Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad is old, and its goal is to link the national economy and the national march with the global procession that is moving towards research, which we are absent from even though its main component is Algerians, and we are more worthy of them.”
The Algerian president added, referring to the historical challenges that prevented attracting these talents: “In the past, the presence of the scientific elite may not have been possible, because Algeria was not at the level of receiving scientific brains of this size.”
Go beyond ideology
Tebboune stressed that the new phase requires intellectual and scientific openness, saying: “Development today has moved far away from all types of ideology and narrow thinking. So welcome to everyone, and welcome to every Algerian researcher who has proven his excellence abroad.”
He stressed that Algeria has today reached a level that allows it to benefit from its people abroad, "who have exercised prestigious responsibilities in many foreign countries, and all of whom have a strong desire to participate in the development of their country."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Supreme Council of the National Scientific Community Abroad will be formed in the coming months
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