Media and Communication Cell

On Wednesday, April 16, 2025, the University of Continuous Education – Didouche Mourad organized a scientific celebration, coinciding with Algeria’s annual Science Day. The event took place at the university’s headquarters in Dely Ibrahim, with the participation of professors, researchers, students, and guests from various academic institutions.

The program began with an opening speech by Professor Yahia Jafari, the University Rector, who welcomed attendees and highlighted the symbolic significance of the occasion in fostering a love for knowledge and education. He emphasized the importance of explaining the President of the Republic’s Prize for the Innovative Researcher, a prestigious award designed to encourage innovation among Algerian researchers, promoting greater competition to advance scientific research and contribute to national development.

Professor Jafari also stressed that Algerian universities play a central role in realizing the vision of New Algeria, serving as a vital foundation for the country’s strategic transformation. He expressed pride in the institution’s recent achievement of graduates successfully earning their doctoral degrees—a historic first for the university.

Regretfully, the director noted the absence of Professor Mohamed Saleh Saddek, a prominent figure and esteemed educator, who was unable to attend due to health reasons. He described Professor Saddek as a role model for generations and a true inheritor of Algeria’s reform movement.

The event featured several noteworthy scientific presentations, including:

– Dr. Tsallit Djilali, who provided a detailed explanation of the application platform for the President’s Prize for the Innovative Researcher, highlighting the eligibility criteria and evaluation methods.

–  Professor Abdelmadjid Qadi, who delivered a lecture titled “Science on Science Day,” reflecting on the evolution of science throughout human history, with special emphasis on Algeria, and advocating for science as a strategic choice for development.

– Dr. Zoubir Qassi, a professor at Houari Boumediene University of Science and Technology, presented on “Challenges in Using Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education,” discussing the opportunities and challenges posed by modern technologies within the academic system.

The celebration concluded with the recognition of doctoral graduates, honoring students from various provinces who excelled in the 2024/2025 academic competition.

Through this scientific event, Didouche Mourad University of Continuous Education reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to advancing scientific research and supporting initiatives that enhance scientific awareness among students and the academic community as a whole.