The Labor Party will decide on its candidate for the September 2024 presidential elections during this date – New Algeria

The Secretary General of the Labor Party, Ms Verbena Hanoune This Sunday, the issue of candidacy will be decided For the presidential elections The party will decide on the next matter by summoning the central committee along with the state committees.
Hanoun stated that the party will decide on the issue of candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections, as an extraordinary session will be held by summons. Central Committee In addition to the state committees before the end of next May in order to announce the name of the candidate and thus develop an action plan for general mobilization of the party.
The Secretary-General of the Labor Party, Ms. Louisa Hanoun, also noted that the Labor Party’s participation in the pre-presidential elections on September 7 was dictated by the geopolitical circumstances prevailing in the region and the world recently, announcing that the party will decide on announcing its candidate next May.
Hanoun pointed out when she appeared on the “Guest Editor” program For the third radio channelShe pointed out that these circumstances are not related to avoiding internal difficulties and problems, but rather to how to approach these issues, declaring: “If we were in a normal situation, we would address internal issues,” noting at the same time that the matter is related to the safety, security, and survival of the homeland.
The Secretary-General of the party warned, saying: “In light of the very dangerous developments taking place in Ukraine, Palestine, and Taiwan, our country, Algeria, is actually targeted and surrounded, at the global level, by the dangers of the major powers, given its pivotal and strategic role regionally and its strong position in the UN Security Council, and for good reason” “explicit support for the Palestinian people.” “
The guest editor also highlighted that the decision for the Labor Party to participate in the presidential elections was taken during the Central Committee meeting in its regular session last week.