The campaign speeches for the September 7 presidential elections, during the first three days, emphasized the need for collective mobilization to ensure the success of this crucial electoral event. The candidates agree that the continued development of Algeria depends on strong participation in the upcoming presidential election.
From the province of Bordj Bou Arreridj, the candidate for the Socialist Forces Front, Youssef Ouchiche, highlighted the importance of everyone coming together to make this election successful. He stated, “The future belongs to the youth, who are the key to the change we strive to achieve,” adding that “this can only be realized through the mobilization of everyone to ensure the success of this electoral event.”
He further emphasized that “participating in the upcoming presidential elections and going to the polls is a duty for all who bear the hopes of Algerians and their aspirations for the future.”
Ouchiche also stressed the significant role that youth play in achieving the desired change, reiterating that youth are “the key to the change we seek to accomplish.”
Meanwhile, the candidate for the Movement of Society for Peace (MSP) in the September 7 elections, Abdelali Hassani Cherif, from the province of Skikda, asserted that his electoral program, which carries the slogan “Opportunity,” meets “the aspirations of Algerians and aims to bring about change.”
During a public meeting in downtown Skikda, Hassani explained that his program represents “an opportunity for all Algerians to address gaps and eradicate corruption,” promising to achieve “development, balance in wealth distribution, and social justice among all Algerians.”
He also pointed out that his electoral program includes “a promising economic vision,” noting that revising the municipal and provincial laws would enable local communities to “play their pivotal role in national development.”
On his part, Ibrahim Mourad, the campaign director for the independent candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune, oversaw public meetings across several provinces, including Bouira, Bordj Bou Arreridj, Setif, and Mila. These meetings involved opening campaign offices and checking on the progress of existing ones.
During his activities with local campaign coordinators in the aforementioned provinces, Mourad outlined the main points of Tebboune’s electoral program, which focuses on strengthening achieved gains, continuing to implement social support policies, improving purchasing power, and advancing efforts to increase wages and complete local development projects, especially in underserved areas.
Meanwhile, during a visit to Bordj Bou Arreridj, the Secretary-General of the National Liberation Front (FLN), Abdelkarim Ben Mubarak, called for voting for the independent candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune and for strong participation in the upcoming presidential election to “complete the path of the new Algeria.”
