Algiers, January 22, 2026 – Algeria has reiterated its unwavering support for all initiatives aimed at strengthening the independence of the constitutional judiciary. This commitment was emphasized during the 19th session of the Executive Bureau of the Conference of African Constitutional Jurisdictions, held in Algiers.
Leila Aslaoui, President of the Constitutional Court of Algeria, highlighted the significance of the session, noting that it was being held under the high patronage of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune. Addressing attendees at the opening of the session at the Abdelatif Rahal International Conference Centre, Aslaoui underscored the importance of this continental forum, stating that it embodies a shared commitment to promoting constitutional justice and fostering cooperation among African constitutional bodies.
“This conference demonstrates the profound importance that the Algerian state, at its highest levels, attaches to the promotion of constitutional justice and the support of cooperation within the African sphere,” Aslaoui stated.
She further emphasized the pivotal role of constitutional judicial bodies in consolidating the rule of law, safeguarding the supremacy of the constitution, protecting rights and freedoms, and promoting the principles of democracy and good governance.
“Algeria, faithful to its principles and its deeply rooted commitment to Africa, supports all initiatives aimed at consolidating the independence of the constitutional judiciary and strengthening its position as the guarantor of the balance of powers, the faithful guardian of constitutional legitimacy, and the mechanism for resolving disputes between authorities,” Aslaoui affirmed.
She also noted that the constitutional amendment of 2020, initiated by President Tebboune, represents a pivotal moment in Algeria’s constitutional journey, responding to the aspirations of the Algerian people to deepen the state of law. This commitment reflects Algeria’s dedication to upholding the principles of justice and democracy within the nation and across the African continent.
