ALGIERS — Algeria has launched the first edition of its Summer University in Public Health, creating a new national platform focused on strengthening professional training, research, and public-health expertise.

Organized by the National Institute of Public Health, the initiative brings together healthcare professionals and specialists to discuss key issues linked to disease prevention, health promotion, epidemiology, and the development of stronger healthcare strategies.

Health experts say investment in public-health training is essential for improving prevention and strengthening Algeria’s ability to respond to future health challenges. The new initiative is expected to encourage knowledge exchange and closer cooperation among professionals working across the health sector.

The program comes as Algeria continues efforts to modernize healthcare services, improve prevention systems, and strengthen national health planning.

Specialists believe initiatives that connect research, professional development, and public-health policy can help improve healthcare outcomes and support more effective responses to emerging health risks.

The launch of the Summer University marks a new step in Algeria’s efforts to build stronger public-health expertise and develop a more prevention-focused healthcare system.