Algiers, Algeria – The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has commended Algeria for its significant role in the field of social protection. This acknowledgment came during a meeting held in Algiers on Monday between the Minister of Labor, Employment, and Social Security, Abdelhak Sayhi, and the Head of the UNFPA office in Algeria, Faiza Ben Driss.
According to a statement released by the Ministry, Ms. Ben Driss lauded Algeria’s efforts in strengthening social safety nets and promoting avenues for collaboration. The meeting served as an opportunity to discuss ongoing programs and potential future partnerships aimed at bolstering social welfare initiatives across the country.
“The UNFPA recognizes Algeria’s commitment to ensuring the well-being of its citizens through comprehensive social protection policies,” the statement quoted Ms. Ben Driss as saying. The discussions also touched upon the importance of data-driven approaches to social policy, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively and reach those most in need.
Minister Sayhi reaffirmed Algeria’s dedication to working with international organizations like the UNFPA to further enhance its social programs. He emphasized the government’s focus on creating a more inclusive and equitable society where all citizens have access to essential services and opportunities.
The meeting concluded with both parties expressing their commitment to continued dialogue and cooperation in the pursuit of sustainable social development goals within Algeria. The UNFPA’s recognition underscores Algeria’s position as a leader in social protection within the region.
This collaboration highlights the importance of international partnerships in addressing pressing social challenges and promoting the well-being of populations worldwide. Algeria remains committed to strengthening its social safety nets and working with partners to achieve its national development objectives.
