The lecture hall at the Fourth Campus of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences hosted, on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, the proceedings of the national conference entitled “Digital Transformations and Contemporary Social Phenomena: A Multidisciplinary Approach.” The event was organized by the Laboratory of Population and Sustainable Development in Algeria, under the leadership of Pr. Fouzia SEGHIRI, in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty, Pro. Boumediene BELKHIR, Vice-Dean in charge of Postgraduate Studies, Scientific Research, and External Relations, as well as teacher-researchers, and students.

The conference provided a scientific platform for discussion and knowledge exchange on the impact of digital transformations on Algerian society and the changes they have brought about in social relationships, family structures, value systems, and identity. Discussions also addressed their effects on lifestyles and human interactions in a context marked by the growing use of digital platforms and the expansion of distance learning and digital work.

The conference proceedings were structured around seven main themes, including the evolution of sociological concepts in the digital age, social transformations associated with digitalization, employment dynamics and the digital economy, distance education, digital addiction and social alienation, digital social and economic security, as well as the role of e-governance in achieving sustainable development.

This scientific gathering also provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives and multidisciplinary approaches on the challenges and opportunities arising from the digital environment. Discussions focused on ways to promote the safe and sustainable use of technology and explore future prospects for digital transformation in Algeria, with the aim of developing proposals and recommendations that serve society and address contemporary changes.