Algiers, DZWatch – The Council of the Nation (Senate) will hold a public session this Thursday dedicated to oral questions directed at members of the government, according to a statement released by the Council on Wednesday.
The session will focus on pressing issues within several key sectors, allowing Senators to directly address ministers and demand accountability. The statement specified that the oral questions will cover the portfolios of Justice, Water Resources, and Environment and Quality of Life.
This public questioning represents a vital mechanism within the Algerian political system, providing a platform for elected representatives to scrutinize government actions and policies. It also offers an opportunity for the public to gain insight into the challenges and priorities facing these crucial sectors.
The Justice sector faces ongoing scrutiny regarding judicial reforms and the efficiency of the legal system. Senators are expected to probe the Minister of Justice on measures taken to ensure fair trials, reduce case backlogs, and combat corruption within the judiciary.
Water scarcity remains a significant concern for Algeria, and the Minister of Water Resources will likely face tough questions regarding water management strategies, infrastructure development, and efforts to mitigate the impact of drought. Sustainable solutions and equitable distribution are expected to be central themes.
The Environment and Quality of Life portfolio encompasses a broad range of issues, including pollution control, waste management, and the preservation of natural resources. Senators are anticipated to raise concerns about industrial pollution, the implementation of environmental regulations, and initiatives to promote sustainable development.
DZWatch will provide comprehensive coverage of the Senate session, bringing you the latest updates and analysis as ministers respond to the Senators’ questions.
