Algiers, Algeria – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has issued firm directives regarding the draft traffic law currently under review. During Sunday’s Council of Ministers meeting, the President emphasized the need for a precise and resolute legal framework that clearly assigns responsibility to all involved parties.
President Tebboune stressed the importance of crafting a law that effectively addresses road safety concerns and reduces traffic accidents. He called for a comprehensive approach that considers the perspectives of various stakeholders, including drivers, pedestrians, and law enforcement officials. The goal is to create a safer and more efficient transportation system for all citizens.
“The law must be unambiguous in its stipulations and unwavering in its enforcement,” a source familiar with the meeting quoted the President as saying. “Accountability is paramount.”
Beyond the traffic law, President Tebboune also urged further development of the agricultural policy project. He highlighted the importance of integration within the new vision for organizing and framing the sector more effectively. He emphasized the need for alignment between professional aspects and the state’s broader aspirations, with the active participation of relevant experts.
The President’s directives reflect a commitment to improving governance and efficiency across various sectors, from transportation to agriculture. These initiatives are aimed at fostering sustainable development and enhancing the quality of life for all Algerians. The government is expected to expedite the review process and ensure that the final legislation aligns with the President’s vision.
