Algiers, December 9, 2025 – Algeria is resolutely committed to eradicating corruption and safeguarding the authority of the state, according to a statement made by the President of the Council of the Nation, Azzouz Nasseri.
In a post published on his official X account, commemorating International Anti-Corruption Day, Nasseri affirmed Algeria’s unwavering commitment, under the leadership of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to combatting corruption, upholding the prestige of the state, and protecting public funds.
“On International Anti-Corruption Day, we reaffirm that Algeria, led by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, is moving forward rigorously in uprooting corruption, preserving the state’s prestige, and protecting public money,” Nasseri stated.
He further emphasized the principles guiding this national endeavor. “Our battle is a battle for justice, transparency, and strong governance that supports the victorious path of Algeria, where there is no place for corruption and no immunity for anyone above the law,” he added.
The statement underscores the Algerian government’s firm stance against corruption and its dedication to establishing a society founded on fairness and accountability. The commitment to these principles is seen as essential for Algeria’s continued progress and stability.
This declaration reinforces the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen institutions and implement measures designed to prevent and address corruption at all levels. The focus on transparency and good governance is viewed as crucial for fostering public trust and promoting sustainable development within the nation.
The fight against corruption remains a top priority for the Algerian government, reflecting its commitment to ensuring a just and equitable society for all its citizens.
