Boufedash Declares End to Foreign Dictates in Algeria
National People's Assembly President Khalida Boufedash affirmed that Algeria has turned the page on foreign interference and dictates, emphasizing the nation's capacity to determine its own destiny and protect its strategic interests.
Khalida Boufedash, President of the National People's Assembly, has declared that the era of dictates and interference in Algeria's internal affairs has concluded. Speaking during a meeting of the Assembly's bureau, Boufedash stressed that Algeria now decides its destiny through its own institutions, asserting a firm will against external pressures. She also criticized entities she described as nostalgic for tutelage and domination, underscoring a complete break from past dependencies.
Boufedash highlighted Algeria's possession of the necessary material and human capabilities to protect its security, wealth, and strategic interests. She reflected on the historical suffering endured by the Algerian people under French colonialism, reinforcing the nation's commitment to self-determination. The President affirmed that Algeria, along with other African nations, now exercises full freedom to make its own decisions and define its sovereign choices.
In the same context, Boufedash extended commendation to the National People's Army, recognizing its efforts in securing national borders and combating organized crime. She praised the army's high level of professionalism and readiness, underscoring its pivotal role in safeguarding the nation. Her remarks were made during a session primarily focused on reviewing proposed amendments to the 2027 finance bill and discussing issues related to parliamentary terms.
