Algérie Télécom Strengthens Collaboration Through Eight New Partnerships
By forging these strategic links with key players in the local and regional ecosystem, Algérie Télécom's Skills Centre in Annaba reaffirms its role as a hub for innovation, the development of national skills, and the promotion of new professions related to information and communication technologies.
Algérie Télécom is pursuing its strategy for developing young people’s skills and strengthening its commitment to innovation and engagement with its economic environment.
In this context, Algérie Télécom’s Skills Centre in Annaba has concluded eight partnership agreements with public, academic, economic, professional, and associative institutions.
The signing ceremony for these eight agreements took place on Wednesday 29 October 2025, at the Skills Centre of Algérie Télécom in Annaba, in the presence of representatives from the partner organisations and executives from Algérie Télécom. The agreements were signed with the following partners:
- The Higher School of Science and Techniques (ESST)
- The Seybouse Chambre of Commerce and Industry (CCI)
- The Directorate of Vocational Training and Education
- The Higher School of Management (ESG)
- The University of 8 May 1945, Guelma
- The Environmental Research Centre
- HEDJ Startup Accelerator
- JUNA Association
These agreements aim to strengthen synergies between the fields of education, research, and entrepreneurship, and the telecommunications sector, particularly in the eastern region of the country, through concrete actions in favour of young people, such as joint organisation of training sessions, workshops, and conferences, the mentoring of young talent, the development of research projects, the promotion of innovation and entrepreneurship, as well as the exchange of skills and expertise.
By forging these strategic links with key players in the local and regional ecosystem, Algérie Télécom’s Skills Centre in Annaba reaffirms its role as a hub for innovation, the development of national skills, and the promotion of new professions related to information and communication technologies.
These innovative partnerships are fully aligned with the national drive for digital transformation, emphasising cross-sectoral collaboration and creating bridges between institutions, researchers, young project leaders, and businesses.
