The ex-French colony will start teaching English at junior schools this year, the president says.
Arabic is Algeria's most widely spoken language and French introduced to pupils aged nine
President Tebboune, in an interview recorded by state-run TV on Saturday, was responding to growing demands from academics and undergraduates. Under the current curriculum, English is offered at secondary school to students from the age of 14, while pupils start French when they are nine years old.
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