President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has reportedly expressed frustration over the quality of information reaching his office, according to Louisa Hanoune, Secretary-General of the Workers’ Party. Hanoune revealed this during a press conference held at the party headquarters in Algiers.
Hannoune stated that the President appeared “visibly displeased” during a recent meeting, citing concerns about inaccurate and unreliable data being presented to him. She emphasized that President Tebboune believes this issue could negatively impact various sectors of the country and distort the accurate assessment of the current situation.
“The President is concerned that flawed information hinders the proper diagnosis and resolution of problems,” Hanoune explained, “both those currently underway and those concerning future generations.” She added that the President views data discrepancies as a significant obstacle to making sound decisions.
The leader of the Workers’ Party suggested that a review of information channels is necessary to ensure the reliability and accuracy of data used in governmental decision-making. She stressed the importance of having precise and trustworthy information available to the President and his administration.
The reported frustration highlights the importance of accurate data in effective governance and policymaking. The need for reliable intelligence is paramount to Algeria’s continued development and prosperity. This situation calls for increased vigilance and a commitment to transparency in information gathering and dissemination within government institutions.
