Algiers – The Minister of Internal Trade and Market Regulation, Amel Abdelatif, held a meeting on Saturday with Mustapha Zebdi, the President of the National Organization for Consumer Protection and Guidance. The meeting took place as part of the ministry’s ongoing series of consultations with key stakeholders in the trade sector.
According to a statement released by the Ministry of Trade, the discussions focused on strengthening consumer rights and improving market transparency. Areas of collaboration between the ministry and the organization were explored, with an emphasis on proactive measures to address consumer concerns and ensure fair trade practices.
The meeting underscores the government’s commitment to protecting consumers and fostering a healthy competitive environment within the Algerian market. Minister Abdelatif reiterated the importance of collaboration between government agencies and consumer advocacy groups to effectively address challenges and promote consumer confidence.
Mr. Zebdi expressed his organization’s willingness to work closely with the Ministry of Trade in implementing initiatives aimed at raising consumer awareness and empowering them to make informed purchasing decisions. He also highlighted the importance of addressing issues such as product safety, accurate labeling, and effective mechanisms for resolving consumer disputes.
The meeting concluded with both parties agreeing to continue their dialogue and collaboration to further enhance consumer protection measures and promote a more responsible and ethical trading environment in Algeria. Further announcements regarding specific initiatives are expected in the coming weeks.
