Mostafa Yahya is in charge of the temporary management of Al-Andi – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazairia

The National Bureau of the National Democratic Assembly approved the assignment of a member of the National Bureau, Yahya Mustafa, to temporarily manage the current and daily affairs of the party, during the absence of the Secretary-General, Tayeb Zitouni, while he was devoting himself to his governmental duties.

In the same context, the same office saluted the interaction of the state secretaries, in coordination with the supervisors, to complete the process of local structuring and the installation of state councils in most states for the first trio of the current year; Recognizing the extension of deadlines for the states that have witnessed a change at the level of their state secretariats, until the rest of the process is completed in a democratic and well-organized atmosphere.

Through its office, the party noted the commitment of the regional coordinators to implement the schedule for establishing executive bodies for youth and women in the states. Emphasizing the need to continue with this pace of the dynamism witnessed by the party at the national level.

And according to the statement of the National Democratic Assembly, to continue implementing the annual plan approved by the members of the National Council in its third regular session 2022; In particular, activating the plan for the political formation of activists and elected officials and organizing regional meetings of media and communication cells; In a way that contributes to the development of partisan work and the promotion of political participation.

With regard to the conditions that prevailed at the beginning of the holy month, the party expressed its satisfaction, which was in the midst of calm, stability and social solidarity. With the state’s keenness to provide basic materials for citizens.

The party praised the recent decisions taken by the President of the Republic, in order to control and regulate the supply of markets during the holy month of Ramadan, as well as the President’s keenness to consider the digitization project a “national security issue”, and his emphasis on embodying it in a phased manner.

In the same context, the office called on the political class to unite efforts to contribute constructively to the path of economic and social development, horizontally and vertically, especially through the two chambers of parliament and the local elected officials. This is for the sake of moralizing and advancing political practice to serve Algeria and the Algerians.

And the price of the National Office of the Democratic National Assembly, the efforts of the National People’s Army forces and all security interests; To protect people and property, preserve public order, confront all forms of smuggling and cross-border crime, and ward off risks and threats emanating from beyond the borders.

On the international level, the party saluted the diplomatic movement of Algeria and the activation of the principle of multiplicity of partnerships and diversification of partners; Supporting its endeavors to spread international peace and security, rejecting all forms of foreign domination and interference, and deepening international consultation and cooperation.

Through its statement, the party hopes that the Arab rapprochement with Syria will lead to the restoration of its seat in the League of Arab States. As a culmination of Algeria’s relentless efforts under the leadership of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, before, during and after hosting the 31st session of the Arab Summit, in order to resolve the Syrian crisis and heal the wounds of the brotherly Syrian people..

The party condemned the latter’s escalation of violations against the Palestinian people and the bloodshed of unarmed citizens during the month of Ramadan, and the occupation authorities’ transgression of the red lines in the holy places, once again its solidarity with the Sahrawi people, who demand their right to self-determination; To end the Moroccan occupation and liquidate the last colonialism in Africa.