Farida Sellal at a lectern during a conference

Career

Biography

Married to Abdelmalek SELLAL on 14 August 1976, they have three children who completed their studies with excellence.

Five grandchildren are the joy of the Sellal couple.

2003 to 2020: President of the “Sauver l’Imzad” Association

2000: Founding member of the Fondation Déserts du Monde.

2003: Active participation in the Year of Algeria in France.

October 2003: Creation of the Sauver l’Imzad Association – Tamanrasset.

2000 to 2003: International consultant – UNIDO – specialist in the restructuring and upgrading of enterprises in the UEMOA countries.

National coordinator of the upgrading programme. : Design and development of the upgrading programme in Algeria.

1997-1999: Consultant – Audit, Expertise and Statutory Auditing Firm (Oran).

1995-1996: Managing Director – Euro Maghreb Partners – TUNIS: Head of the Management and Organisation department.

1994- 1995: Société Tunisienne des Industries du Pneumatique (Tunisia): Project officer. Head of the Audit department.

1986-1994: MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION.

Assistant Lecturer, Course Instructor:

Modules taught : Electrical and electronic measurements, Waves and vibrations, Semiconductor technology.

Institut des Télécommunications d’Oran(I.T.O)

Université de Sidi bel-abbes (Djilali Liabes)

Ecole Normale Supérieure d’Enseignement (ENSET –Laghouat)

Université des Sciences et Technologies Houari Boumedienne (USTHB Algiers, Bab-Ezzouar)

1986-1975 : MINISTRY OF POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS;

Course instructor at the Ecole Centrale des Télécommunications 
District engineer. Guelma and Tamanrasset 
Deputy director of telecommunications (Adrar, Tamanrasset) (1980 1978) then (1984-1986)
Departmental director of Posts and Telecommunications (Tamanrasset) (1978-1982).

The day of my thesis defence at the Djilali Liabes University in Sidi Bel Abbès, surrounded by my friends, my students and my inseparable life companion Abdelmalek. I must tell you that I defended it on the fifteenth day after my mother’s passing (I am wearing her shawl over my shoulders). Memories like this one mark a life; that is why I share it with you.