Health Minister Engages Psychologists on Mental Health Plan
Algeria’s Minister of Health met with the National Union of Algerian Psychologists to discuss their concerns and enhance their participation in the national mental health strategy. This engagement highlights the Ministry’s commitment to dialogue and the crucial role of psychologists in public health.

Algeria's Minister of Health, Mohamed Seddik Ait Massaoudane, recently convened a meeting with a delegation from the National Union of Algerian Psychologists. The discussions centered on addressing the concerns of the professional body and strategizing ways to reinforce their integral role within the national mental health plan, as stated in a ministry announcement released this Friday.
During the constructive engagement, Minister Ait Massaoudane underscored the critical importance of ongoing dialogue and the active participation of psychologists in shaping and implementing national health initiatives. This emphasis on collaborative engagement reflects the government's commitment to leveraging professional expertise for the benefit of public well-being.
In response, the National Union of Psychologists reaffirmed its steadfast commitment to its role as a key social partner in the nation's health sector. The union's pledge signifies a continued dedication to working alongside the Ministry of Health to contribute effectively to the enhancement of mental health services across Algeria.




