Algiers, DZWatch – The People’s National Assembly is set to convene a public session tomorrow, Thursday, where government ministers will face a barrage of questions. A total of fifty-three oral questions are scheduled to be addressed to various members of the executive branch.
According to a statement released by the Assembly, the questions will be directed towards ministers overseeing key portfolios. These include the Ministers of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation; National Education; Health; Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries; Foreign Trade and Export Promotion; Post and Telecommunications; Communication; Water Resources; Labor, Employment, and Social Security; and Tourism and Traditional Industry.
The parliamentary session is expected to be lively, with members of parliament keen to scrutinize government policies and actions across a wide range of sectors. The oral questions provide an opportunity for legislators to hold the executive accountable and seek clarification on issues of public concern.
DZWatch will be closely following the proceedings and providing updates throughout the day. This session highlights the ongoing dialogue between the legislative and executive branches of government, a crucial element of Algeria’s political landscape. The breadth of ministerial portfolios being questioned demonstrates the Assembly’s commitment to addressing a diverse array of issues impacting the Algerian people.
The session is anticipated to cover topics ranging from economic development and social welfare to infrastructure projects and foreign policy. Observers suggest that the focus will likely be on the government’s plans for addressing the current economic challenges and promoting sustainable growth.
