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Construction workers protest Algeria, contractor over unpaid wages

Construction workers protest Algeria, contractor over unpaid wages

Workers gathered in front of Algeria's consulate in İstanbul, demanding to be paid.

2 February 2021

Stranded in Algeria due to pandemic, dozens of people from Turkey await a rescue flight

Stranded in Algeria due to pandemic, dozens of people from Turkey await a rescue flight

Dozens of people who went to Algeria to work have been stranded in the country due to pandemic. “If we catch the disease here, we cannot get treatment. Evacuate us as soon as possible,” they call on Turkey’s consulate in Algeria.

8 July 2020 Evrim Kepenek

PM Erdoğan Not in Turkey For 4 Days

PM Erdoğan Not in Turkey For 4 Days

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is leaving on a trip to Tunisia, Morocco and Algiers - countries that overthrew their leaders after massive rebellions. For the upcoming 4 days, PM is expected to hold talks on regional and international events.

Boultek, A Place of Hope

Multicultural Creativity In The Mediterranean

Boultek, A Place of Hope

Boultek, a venue dedicated to alternative culture. The association EAC- L’Boulvart with its eleven years of experience is strengthening its work and embarking on new challenges.

29 April 2011 Hicham Houdaifa

Aadel Essaadani: Commitment And Vision

Multicultural Creativity In The Mediterranean

Aadel Essaadani: Commitment And Vision

An ever lasting fighter, Aadel Essaadani is one of the key contributors to cultural life in Casablanca. Through his diverse experiences he has nourished a strong vision of the important role of culture.

28 April 2011 Kenza Sefrouı

Nadir Leghrib: Grunge And Chaâbi Fusion

Multicultural Creativity In The Mediterranean

Nadir Leghrib: Grunge And Chaâbi Fusion

Nadir Leghrib is a young musician. In the beginning, he became known for the reinterpretations of the grunge group Nirvana. This is where the nickname “Nadir Nirvana” comes from. He then created a new style: the “chaâbi-grunge”.

27 April 2011 Amine Idjer