President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a Council of Ministers meeting today, addressing critical legislative projects and economic considerations. The meeting centered on a proposed law involving technical amendments to the Constitution, organic laws pertaining to the electoral system and political parties, and a presentation regarding compensation for transportation costs within the economic sector.
Following the agenda review and a presentation by the Prime Minister on the government’s activities over the past two weeks, President Tebboune issued directives regarding key areas:
Constitutional Amendment: The President ordered a postponement of the technical constitutional amendment to allow for deeper study. This decision underscores the commitment to strengthening the democratic gains represented by the Independent National Authority for Elections.
Organic Law on Elections: President Tebboune directed a thorough review of the proposed amendments, emphasizing the need for careful consideration given their technical nature. He instructed a clear distinction between formal and substantive elements within the proposed changes.
Organic Law on Political Parties: The Council of Ministers approved the draft organic law related to political parties, following the incorporation of amendments requested by the parties themselves. President Tebboune affirmed that these amendments aim to foster integration within the law, positioning it as one of the most democratic pieces of legislation. He commended the Algerian political community for this new achievement, benefiting the country’s democratic landscape.
Compensation for Transportation Costs: The presentation on compensating transportation costs in the economic sector was reviewed by the Council of Ministers in accordance with the general parameters of the economic domain. Further details on the specific measures are expected to be released following further review.
