Algiers, December 23, 2025 – The People’s National Assembly (APN) is set to resume its sessions tomorrow, Wednesday, at 9:00 AM with a plenary sitting dedicated to voting on several significant legislative projects.
Among the key bills to be put to a vote is a draft organic law pertaining to the fundamental statute of the judiciary. This law is expected to bring significant reforms to the judicial system, outlining the rights and responsibilities of judges and ensuring the independence of the judiciary.
The Assembly will also vote on a draft law establishing general rules for trust services related to electronic transactions and electronic identification. This legislation aims to provide a secure and reliable framework for online commerce and digital interactions, fostering greater confidence in the digital economy.
Furthermore, the highly anticipated draft law on traffic regulations will be presented for a vote. This law seeks to modernize existing traffic laws, improve road safety, and address issues related to traffic congestion and enforcement.
Adding to the significance of the session, the APN will also consider a proposed law criminalizing French colonialism in Algeria. This contentious bill has generated considerable debate and reflects ongoing efforts to address historical grievances.
Finally, the Assembly will vote on a proposed law amending and supplementing Order No. 70-86, which concerns the Algerian Nationality Code. The proposed amendments are expected to address specific issues related to citizenship and naturalization.
The outcome of these votes will have a far-reaching impact on various aspects of Algerian society, from the justice system and the digital economy to traffic management and national identity. DZWatch will provide comprehensive coverage of the parliamentary session and the implications of the approved legislation.
