Algiers – The President of the Constitutional Court, Ms. Leila Aslaoui, affirmed today in Algiers the collective determination to promote constitutional justice and strengthen judicial cooperation across the African continent. Her remarks came during the 19th session of the Executive Bureau of the Conference of African Constitutional Courts and Councils (CACCC).
Ms. Aslaoui emphasized that hosting this significant gathering in Algeria underscores the nation’s commitment to the principles of constitutionalism and the rule of law. The meeting serves as a vital platform for exchanging expertise and best practices among constitutional courts and councils from various African nations.
“This session reflects our shared ambition to advance constitutional justice and foster a more robust judicial network throughout Africa,” Ms. Aslaoui stated. She further highlighted the importance of collaboration in addressing the evolving challenges to constitutional governance in the region.
The CACCC plays a crucial role in promoting the independence and effectiveness of constitutional courts and councils. By facilitating dialogue and cooperation, the organization contributes to the development of a more consistent and reliable system of constitutional jurisprudence across the continent.
Participants at the session are expected to discuss a range of issues, including the role of constitutional courts in protecting fundamental rights, ensuring electoral integrity, and resolving constitutional disputes. The outcomes of these discussions will inform future strategies and initiatives aimed at strengthening constitutional governance in Africa.
The presence of representatives from numerous African nations at this event highlights the widespread recognition of the importance of constitutional justice in promoting stability, development, and respect for human rights. Algeria remains dedicated to supporting these efforts and fostering a more just and equitable society for all.
