Algerian president declares end to quota system
The Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, affirmed that the current legislative elections are proceeding well and are characterized by a high level of integrity, following the end of the era of tampering and undermining the voice of the people. He noted that no complaints of electoral fraud have been received from political parties or candidates. He explained that the recent legal amendments were introduced to improve the electoral process and emphasized that the constitutional institutions, particularly the parliament, are evolving and enjoy credibility. He pointed out that the People's National Assembly proposed a law for the first time in the history of independent Algeria. Additionally, he indicated that the country is in an advanced stage of political stability, and that the people have understood the new orientation laws. He considered that the current elections are easier than previous ones and foster optimism. He also spoke about economic gains, asserting that they are on the right track, with the state committed to serving the citizens' interests and improving living conditions.
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