The Council of the Nation (Senate) is set to review proposed amendments to the traffic law in the coming weeks. The revised legislation is expected to introduce significant changes aimed at improving road safety and reducing traffic congestion across the nation.
Details of the specific amendments remain under wraps, but sources suggest they will encompass stricter penalties for traffic violations, enhanced driver training programs, and increased investment in modernizing traffic management infrastructure. The proposed changes are also expected to address issues related to vehicle registration and insurance.
The review by the Senate follows earlier discussions and debates within the government and among various stakeholders, including transportation experts, law enforcement officials, and representatives from civil society. The government hopes these amendments will make a substantial impact on improving road safety and reducing the number of accidents.
In other news, President Tebboune recently addressed the nation, emphasizing the crucial role of Algeria’s youth in the country’s development and progress. He highlighted the importance of investing in education and creating opportunities for young Algerians to contribute to the nation’s future. President Tebboune also lauded the completion of a 22-kilometer bridge project, showcasing Algerian engineering capabilities.
Meanwhile, tensions are simmering among teachers awaiting the results of a recent recruitment competition. Concerns have been raised about transparency and fairness in the selection process. Former minister Louiza Hanoune has spoken out in support of expanding unemployment benefits and advocating for broader employment opportunities for young graduates.
Finally, local police in the capital have implemented special security measures in anticipation of the New Year celebrations, deploying additional officers to ensure public safety and maintain order. Football fans celebrated a recent victory with vibrant displays of pyrotechnics, adding color to the stadium atmosphere. Footballer Hadj Moussa has been recognized for his outstanding performance, receiving the award for best player.