Scientific Outing No. 02 for Faculty and Students: Strengthening University-Community Relations “City Evenings” – First Edition 
“Features of the Revolution in Algerian Theater” with Dr. Abdelhamid Khatala, General Supervisor of the Theater Club at Abbas Laghrour University, Khenchela. Cultural Event: “Book Forum” – Edition 54
“Features of the Revolution in Algerian Theater” with Dr. Abdelhamid Khatala, General Supervisor of the Theater Club at Abbas Laghrour University, Khenchela. Cultural Event: “Book Forum” – Edition 54In a distinguished cultural atmosphere filled with creativity and celebrating the purposeful word, the Faculty of Letters and Languages organized a scientific and cultural outing in coordination with the Main Public Reading Library of Khenchela Province. The event, titled “City Evenings” for the year 2026, was attended by a select group of professors, writers, students interested in cultural affairs, and representatives of the media.
Opening of the Evening The evening began with the national anthem, followed by a minute of silence in memory of the late former President Liamine Zéroual. Mr. Majid Boudiar, Director of the Main Library, delivered a welcoming speech, emphasizing that the “City Evenings” program is a qualitative addition to the local cultural scene. He noted that it will be organized periodically every three months to serve as an open space for dialogue and intellectual exchange.
Theme of the Evening This first edition was titled “Features of the Revolution in Algerian Theater.” Dr. Khatala Abdelhamid from the University of Khenchela presented a valuable lecture discussing the dimensions of the Algerian Revolution’s presence in theatrical works, highlighting the role of theater in documenting national memory and enhancing historical awareness.The session was professionally moderated by writer and journalist Chadli Khalil, whose dynamic approach encouraged rich discussions and reflected the high level of cultural awareness among the attendees.
Discussions and Literary Readings The evening also featured various literary readings performed by Chaima Bouaoun, Bashir Aouaidjia, and Amara Roumi. Their texts added a sophisticated aesthetic touch that enriched the gathering
