On Sunday, the national press continued to focus on the ongoing campaign for the upcoming September 7 presidential elections, emphasizing the determination of the three candidates to win over voters by presenting the value of their electoral programs and convincing the electorate.
El Massa highlighted the campaign’s pace, noting that the first three days passed “quietly,” with candidates and their representatives showcasing their electoral platforms while adhering to the guidelines set by the National Independent Authority for Elections. The newspaper pointed out that the candidates are focusing on promoting their programs to attract voters by explaining what they can offer in political, economic, and social fields, urging citizens to participate actively in the election to realize their aspirations.
Horizons, under the title “Candidates Defend Their Programs,” mentioned that the three candidates have dived straight into the heart of the campaign, emphasizing the limited time available, as the campaign period lasts only 20 days. The newspaper stressed the importance of candidates seizing this opportunity to persuade as many voters as possible and ensure a strong turnout on September 7.
El Chaab focused on the intensified efforts by candidates and their representatives to engage with citizens across various provinces, noting the consensus on the necessity of strong participation in this election, where the final decision will rest with the ballot box. The paper also emphasized the candidates’ advocacy for a robust internal front to counter attempts to destabilize the nation, marking September 7 as a “new and decisive” date for renewing trust between the government and the governed.
El Moudjahid stressed the importance of mobilizing everyone in preparation for the crucial September 7 elections, which will determine the identity of the next president of the republic. The newspaper reported on the campaign’s progress, noting that the candidates are now fully engaged in the race, striving to win over the electorate through their field activities.
Le Jour d’Algérie noted that the candidates have entered the campaign vigorously, aiming to win over the electorate through their field activities. Today, independent candidate Abdelmadjid Tebboune is heading to Constantine for his first major rally.
El Khabar reported on the key activities of the third day of the campaign, focusing on public rallies and community meetings where candidates presented their electoral platforms. The newspaper highlighted that today’s focus will be on the eastern provinces.
El Watan referred to the campaign as entering its “core phase,” providing insights into what the candidates and their representatives have conveyed during the first three days of the campaign.
Echourouk, under the headline “Strong Participation… the Safety Valve,” stated that the presidential candidates for the September 7 elections are united in their call for voters to be fully engaged in this important event.
