In a recent official move, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has appointed a new member to the Council of the Nation, the upper house of the Algerian Parliament. President Tebboune Appoints Council of the Nation Member.
This appointment, published in the latest issue of the Official Gazette, follows the constitutional provisions outlined in Articles 121 (paragraph 3) and 122 (paragraphs 2 and 3).
Bassem Abdo Belhadj has been appointed to the Council for a term of six years, effective from the date of his inauguration. This decision is part of the presidential third, a unique feature of the Algerian legislative system, where the President of the Republic has the authority to appoint a portion of the members of the Council of the Nation.
The appointment of Belhadj is seen as a significant step in reinforcing the legislative process in Algeria. It reflects the ongoing efforts of the Algerian government under President Tebboune’s leadership to ensure efficient and representative governance. The Council of the Nation plays a crucial role in the legislative framework of Algeria, and the addition of new members is expected to bring fresh perspectives and contribute to the country’s legislative development.
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