The first WaiTALK to be held in Algeria jointly

WaiTALK : AI for good Quality of education

by Women in AI 

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Date And Time

Wed, November 13, 2019

9:00 AM – 12:00 PM CET

Location

 

Location

Universite Constantine 2 Abdelhamid Mehri

La Nouvelle Ville Ali Mendjeli

Constantine, Wilaya de Constantine -

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Event description

 

The first WaiTALK to be held in Algeria jointly with the 4th edition of "Salon de l'informatique" shall focus on AI in Education.

 

The rise of technology within the education sector over the last few decades has been astounding. This is certainly the case if we consider that teaching with technology has become pervasive in almost every classroom environment. Within today’s classroom, for example, we find ourselves surrounded by devices such as smart boards, AV, computers, laptops, tablets and phones, to name but a few technologies which are now being integrated into teaching.

The first WaiTALK to be held in Algeria shall focus on the challenges and opportunities arising from AI for Education, shall address questions of social nature. Moreover, ways to ensure the quality of education.

Agenda:

9:00 - 910 Arrival and welcome

9:10 - 930 Opening by Fouzia Adjailia, Women in AI Ambassador in Algeria

9:30 - 9:50 ''Our future education doesn't have to be a boring dystopia’' by Mannel BennKhalifaa, Ambassadrice at ‎Algeria Model United Nations Program

9:50 - 10:10 ‘'AI in education; Where is It Now and What is the Future?'’ by Sami Chagar, Co-Founder of SARL Algerian Vision & Founder of PropreTech

10:10 - 10:50 Networking and Tea-break

10:50 - 11:10 ’The use of new AI technologies in education’by Imene Zenbout, Phd student at Constantine 2 university.

11:10 - 11:50 Panel discussion

11:50 - 12:00 Closing



The event is free, everyone can join, even if you are not attending the Salon de l'Informatique . If you already have your Salon tickets, please register as well to confirm your attendance. Both women and men are welcome to attend.

Looking forward to meeting you all there!

Team Women in AI (WAI)

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TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN ALGERIA

Visitors are drawn to Algeria by the natural beauty, rich culture, fascinating history and warm hospitality offered by this North African country, and Algeria is becoming increasingly popular as an international tourist destination. With the knowledge that tourism has the potential to contribute significantly on an ongoing basis to the economy of Algeria, authorities place emphasis on the development of the country’s infrastructure and tourism facilities.

Rising oil prices have had a positive effect on the growth of Algeria’s economy, and it is anticipated that this will result in significant returns in the hospitality and tourism sectors, as well as influencing residential development. A growing population that is dominated by youth, strong government support of development, and rising numbers of tourists, are viewed as supporting factors for economic growth.</P.

Algerian tourism has the goal of attracting 3 million tourists by 2013. To ensure that this large number of tourists are given a warm welcome, authorities have been encouraging investments in the development of hotels, as well as improving roads and transportation. The Public Works Authority of Algeria has earmarked $8.2 billion for large public works projects, including the upgrading of the East-West Highway and numerous secondary roadways.

A recent study by the Accor group revealed that there is a need for at least 36 mid-market hotels to accommodate the number of tourists that are expected to visit Algeria. Already many foreign hotel groups, such as Marriott International, are entering the Algerian market and there is room for more foreign investors to take advantage of the growing opportunities in the country.

In addition to the development of tourism, Algerian authorities have plans in place to meet the growing demand for commercial and residential properties. The National Housing Program aims to complete the construction of one million low and middle income housing units by the end of 2009, with ongoing plans to build approximately 130,000 housing units each following year.

According to World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) – a specialized agency of the United Nations that serves as a global forum for tourism-related issues – Algeria has stepped up their total travel and tourism operating expenditure. It is anticipated that, by the year 2017, 1.1 percent of total government spending in Algeria will be devoted to the development of tourism. This is good news for Algerians for whom increased tourism translates into new job opportunities, as well as for tourists who decide to make Algeria their holiday destination.