Algiers – Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib chaired a government meeting today, Tuesday, dedicated to reviewing preliminary drafts of key legislative texts. The meeting centered on advancing digitalization efforts and improving specialized education for children with special needs.
According to a statement released by the Prime Minister’s office, the government examined a preliminary draft law outlining the general rules governing the field of digitalization. This legislation aims to establish a comprehensive framework for the country’s digital transformation, encompassing various sectors and promoting technological advancements.
Furthermore, the meeting addressed a preliminary draft decree that defines the conditions for the establishment, organization, operation, and control of private institutions for specialized education and training. These institutions cater to children with intellectual disabilities and other special needs.
The draft decree seeks to ensure high-quality education and care for vulnerable children, providing them with the necessary support and resources to reach their full potential. This includes setting standards for staff qualifications, curriculum development, and infrastructure requirements.
The government’s commitment to both digitalization and specialized education reflects its broader strategy to build a more inclusive and technologically advanced society. By investing in these areas, Algeria aims to create opportunities for all its citizens and foster sustainable development.
The discussions held during the meeting are expected to pave the way for the finalization and implementation of these crucial legislative initiatives. The government will continue to prioritize these issues in its efforts to improve the lives of all Algerians.
