Opening of the activities of the Content Creators Camp – Al-Hiwar Algeria

The “Content Creators Camp” activities opened this Saturday at the “Abdellatif Rahal” International Conference Center in Algiers, with the participation of more than 200 young men and women from various parts of the country.

In his speech on the occasion of the opening of this demonstration, which was attended by the Minister of Communications, Mohamed Laqab, the Minister of Vocational Education and Training, Yassine Marabi, the Minister of Youth and Sports, Abderrahmane Hammad, and the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, Karim Bibi Triki, the President of the Supreme Council for Youth, Mustafa Haidawi, confirmed, The Content Creators Camp is part of the activities of the youth summer camps that were held in four batches since the end of August (Professions Pioneers Camp, Scientific Clubs Camp, and Volunteer Youth Camp).

He stated that this demonstration, organized by the Supreme Council for Youth, brought together a group of distinguished young people in the digital field with the aim of creating the digital field and enabling young content creators to present their concerns and suggestions in a way that serves the nation.

In a statement to the press on the sidelines of the activities of this demonstration, the Minister of Information, Mohamed Laqab, appreciated the work carried out by the Supreme Youth Council, which was able to gather 200 young men and women who are content creators and accompany them to develop their content in a way that serves the youth and the nation.

He added, “Content creation is an arduous process and a noble message that we hope will be included in the context of national construction for a prosperous Algeria.” He expressed his hope that “blue space users will have good behavior and good morals,” saying: “I hope that blue space users who are high-quality content makers will have good behavior.” With the rules of good behavior, because the digital space is a media and information society, it must include the rules of good behavior and ethics.”

The Minister expressed his hope that content creators would at least respect Article Three of the Media Law regarding freedom to practice media activity.

As for the issue of establishing a control authority for content makers, the minister stated that it is “left to civil society and content makers, as they must regulate themselves,” explaining that “if it is necessary to establish ethics for content makers, the sector will accompany them.”