Return of prominent foreign exhibitors fuels debate over Algeria's 2029 presidential race

Said Saadi, the founder of the secular movement in Algeria, plans to return to the country after more than seven years of exile in France, where he was writing his memoirs. He remains one of the most prominent opposition political figures. This return comes amid heightened political tensions, with expectations that he may run for office or exert influence on the electoral scene in 2029. It occurs within the context of his continued resistance to authoritarian tendencies and his efforts to contribute to democratic discussions and national identity. Observers anticipate that this move could mark the beginning of a new phase in his political life, whether through his direct impact or through his role as a writer and researcher.

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