Biography
BECHKA Azeddine
Born on: December 6, 1975 in Arris – Batna
Married with three children
Address: Residence Bensiam, City Amirouche, Hussein Dey – Algiers
Tel: +213661.55.54.05 / +213550.56.0454
Email: azeddine.bechka@gmail.com
Diplomas and qualifications
Baccalaureate in Mathematics, Benboulaid High school, Batna, 1993;
Baccalaureate in Science, Mention Very Good, Benboulaid High school, Batna, 1995;
Bachelor's degree in management and economics, University of Batna, 2003;
Bachelor's degree in English, University of Batna, 2013;
Master's degree in human resources management, University of Batna, 2017;
PhD in management, specializing in skills planning and human resources strategy, El Manar University, Tunis, 2021.
Professional experience
1997 – 2004: Divisional Inspector at the Batna Customs Directorate;
2004 – 2014: Deputy Director at the Batna Customs Directorate in charge of legal and litigation affairs;
06/2015 – 06/2016: Foreign Affairs Attaché at the General Directorate for Africa, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in charge of the "crises in the Sahel" file;
6/2016 - 12/2017: Foreign Affairs Attaché at the Human Resources Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in charge of skills planning;
2017 – 2019: Foreign Affairs Attaché to the Algerian Embassy in Tunis in charge of economic and commercial cooperation with Tunisia;
2019 – 2022: Foreign Affairs Attaché to the Algerian Embassy in Tunis in charge of cultural, scientific and technical cooperation with Tunisia;
2022 – 2023: Foreign Affairs Counsellor to the General Directorate of Resources, Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
09/2023 – 04/2024: Deputy Director of IT Monitoring and External Communication at the General Directorate of Communication, Information and Documentation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
04/2024 - present: Director of Studies at the General Secretariat, Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Training and seminars
Participation in the training program “European Union and the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership”, Brussels, 2015;
Participation in the training seminar “negotiation techniques”, Algiers, Institute of Diplomacy and International Relations, 2016
Languages: Arabic, French and English