This is what President Tebboune said to the Algerian press on its international day – the Algerian dialogue

Speaking about journalism on its international day, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune urged the creation of a strong syndicate for journalists and an authority for press ethics,
President Tebboune said that neither the United States of America nor Europe accepts funding for its press from abroad.
He also made it clear that when there is a syndicate and an ethics body, we do not need to evaluate journalists or evaluate them.
On this subject, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune went on to say that criticism is accepted when it is a pure and patriotic intention aimed at correcting and correcting mistakes.
As the same speaker wished, the Algerian media institutions would forcefully deter the enemies of the homeland and defend its interests.
In addition to having an objective press that counts a thousand accounts abroad, and not just the applause press, or the offensive press and the well-known disagreement policy.
President Tebboune said that Algeria is very big and we are young, so we should grow up to be at its level.
President Tebboune emphasized that responsibility is not a red chair or burnos. Rather, the responsibility is to protect your people, not to overlook the mistakes of officials and protect them, so whoever makes a mistake pays the price.
President Tebboune added: Responsibility is not a chair or a red burnos.
In this regard, the president said that focusing on Algeria as not being a country of freedoms, whether in the press or anything else, is a slander against Algeria.
And the same speaker added: “Algeria has confidence in its people, most of them, and we do not say all. Secondly, when we see the momentum of the written newspapers present in Algeria, they are not found anywhere else except in developed countries.”
Whereas, President Tebboune emphasized: “The classification that we must submit to and take into account is the classification of the United Nations and its institutions.” As for “other classifications, they are subject to the entities that created some institutions.” Which “gives itself an international dimension, and directs and manages it.”