Interesting Facts And Amazing Information About Algeria

• After practicing 132 capitals, Algeria was considered the least habitable capital. 80 % to 90% of
• Algeria is settled in the Sahara Desert.
• Former French footballer and world player of the year, Zinedine Zidane, has an Algerian heritage.
• There are mainly three languages spoken here. Arabic, French, and Barbarian.
• Algeria is the second largest country in Africa.
• More than 1 million Algerians died in the war for independence from France. He finally got freedom in 1962.
• Algeria is the largest exporter of propane in the world.
• Algeria’s highest recorded temperature was 60.5 degrees centigrade.
• Despite being an Italian background, this country is famous for the olive oil of Bertoli.
• The National Day of Algeria falls on November 1 and is also known as Revolution Day.
• Algeria is three times larger than Texas in size.
• The largest dunes are in Algeria.
• “The wise enemy is always better than a narrow-minded friend “is an Algerian saying.
• Algeria has Africa’s largest oat market.
• The area that has been used for this is named Numidia.
• In the 1800s, Algeria was the base for slave traders and pirates.
• The highest cost of living in North Africa is in Algeria.
• Mount, located on the Ahgar Mountain, is the highest peak in the country, which is at an altitude of 3,003 meters.
• About 25% of the country’s population makes up for less than $2 a day.
• The cosmos is Algeria’s national dish (food). 
• Algeria’s justice system is based on French and Islamic law.
• Algeria is the largest exporter of agricultural products in Africa.
• The gateway between Europe and Africa is – it is located in northwest Africa on the Mediterranean coast and Morocco, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya, and It also shares borders with Tunisia.

• It is commonly called the country of cherries and dates It is the cherry and date palm country found here that reflects the variety of seasons, the dates of Algeria are the most common on earth. Well known.
• Only 12 % of the land in Algeria is inhabited by people.

• The official name of Algeria is “People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria”.

• Algeria is the 11th largest country in the world and the second largest country in Africa.

• In 2013, the population of Algeria was 21 million.

• The official language of Algeria is Arabic. People speak Arabic, Berber (called Tamazite and Amgig), or French Algerian Arabic (called Darja). goes) well-spoken by more than half the population.

• The legal system in Algeria is based on French and Islamic law.

• Algeria has a total area of 919,595 square miles (2,381,740 square kilometers). 

• Algeria’s national animal is the Fenak fox and their national football team (soccer) is named after the animal: “Les Fennecs”. Football (soccer) is the national sport of Algeria.

• The first Algerian President is Ahmed Ben Bella, who was elected in the year 1963 and served for only 2 years.

• Algiers is the capital of Algeria with a population of 3 million.

• Two percent of Algeria’s exports are fossil fuels, which account for 98 percent of the country’s exports. The country’s crude oil reserves are the 16th largest in the world at 12,200 million barrels of oil reserves (as of early 2017).

• The highest weather temperature was recorded in Algeria, which was 60.5 degrees Celsius.

• The official currency of Algeria is called the Algerian dinar.

• Algeria has no borrowed money from other countries; Unfortunately, one in every four citizens lives with an income of less than a dollar a day. Many Algerians are poor.

• In Algeria, the National Day of Algeria is on November 1. It is also known as “Revolution Day”.

• It is estimated that 35 percent of the population in Algeria is under the age of 14 and just 4 percent are over the age of 65.

• Only three percent of the land in the country is cultivated, which self-sufficiently feeds their population.

• France ruled Algeria from 1830-1962 – a long 132-year rule.

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