Algeria remains steadfast in its commitment to eradicating corruption and bolstering transparency under the leadership of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, according to Azouz Nasseri, Speaker of the Council of the Nation.
In a statement released on the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day, Nasseri reaffirmed the nation’s resolve to combat corruption at all levels. “On this International Anti-Corruption Day, we emphasize that Algeria, under the guidance of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, is resolutely moving forward in uprooting corruption, preserving the prestige of the state, and protecting public funds,” Nasseri stated.
The Speaker emphasized the importance of justice, transparency, and strong governance in Algeria’s ongoing efforts. “Our battle is a battle for justice, transparency, and strong governance that supports the path of a victorious Algeria. There is no place for corruption, and no one is immune,” he asserted.
Nasseri’s statement underscores the government’s continued focus on strengthening institutions and implementing measures to prevent and detect corruption. The fight against corruption remains a top priority for the Algerian government, reflecting a commitment to good governance and the protection of public resources.
The government has implemented several initiatives aimed at promoting transparency and accountability, including reforms to the legal and regulatory framework, as well as efforts to enhance the capacity of anti-corruption agencies. These measures are designed to create a more transparent and accountable environment, deterring corruption and promoting public trust.
The renewed commitment to combating corruption comes at a crucial time, as Algeria seeks to attract foreign investment and diversify its economy. A transparent and accountable business environment is essential for fostering investor confidence and promoting sustainable economic growth. The government’s efforts to combat corruption are therefore seen as vital for Algeria’s long-term prosperity.
