The Algerian Minister of Culture and Arts, Malika Bendouda, presided over a meeting focused on establishing new mechanisms to protect private collections of traditional Algerian costumes. The initiative aims to safeguard these garments, which are held by various families across the country, as essential components of Algeria’s national cultural heritage and collective memory.
During the session, officials discussed strategies to ensure the preservation of these historical items. The ministry emphasized that these private collections represent a significant portion of the nation’s cultural identity and require formal frameworks to ensure their long-term protection and recognition as part of the country’s heritage.
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