Algiers – The Council of Ministers has approved amendments to the organic law concerning political parties, it was announced Sunday. The approval came during a meeting of the Council, presided over by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, who also serves as the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and Minister of National Defense.
The amendments represent a significant step in the ongoing efforts to regulate and refine the political landscape in Algeria. Details of the specific amendments were not immediately released, but sources indicate they are intended to strengthen transparency and accountability within political organizations. The revised law is also expected to address issues related to party funding and membership requirements.
The original organic law governing political parties, established several years ago, has been subject to scrutiny and debate. Critics have argued for revisions to ensure a more level playing field and prevent the misuse of resources. Supporters, on the other hand, emphasize the importance of stability and regulation in a multi-party system.
The approval of these amendments follows a period of consultations and discussions among various stakeholders, including political parties, legal experts, and civil society organizations. The government has emphasized its commitment to creating a legal framework that promotes fair competition and strengthens democratic institutions.
DZWatch will continue to monitor developments related to this important legislation and provide detailed analysis as more information becomes available. The amended law is expected to be presented to Parliament for further review and approval in the coming weeks. The final version of the law will have a significant impact on the future of political activity and participation in Algeria.
