Algiers – Amna Lagrine was officially inaugurated as the President of Algeria’s inaugural Children’s Parliament on Monday, marking a significant step in promoting youth participation in civic life. The parliament will serve for the 2025-2027 legislative term.
The establishment of the Children’s Parliament represents a commitment to amplifying the voices of young Algerians and providing them with a platform to express their concerns and contribute to shaping the future of the nation. The initiative aims to foster a sense of responsibility and civic engagement among children, encouraging them to become active and informed citizens.
The selection of Amna Lagrine as the inaugural president underscores the importance of leadership and representation within the parliament. Her role will be crucial in guiding the parliament’s activities, ensuring that the perspectives of children from across Algeria are heard and considered.
DZWatch will continue to follow the progress of the Children’s Parliament and report on its initiatives and contributions to Algerian society. The parliament is expected to address issues relevant to children’s well-being, education, and rights, providing valuable insights and recommendations to policymakers.
The launch of this initiative signals a renewed focus on empowering young people and recognizing their potential to contribute to national development. It is hoped that the Children’s Parliament will serve as a model for other countries seeking to promote youth participation in governance and decision-making processes.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by representatives from various government ministries, civil society organizations, and educational institutions, highlighting the widespread support for this groundbreaking initiative.
