Algeria forms new government loyal to regime
The results of the legislative elections in Algeria were topped by the National Liberation Front (FLN), which secured 92 seats, maintaining the highest parliamentary representation. It was followed by the National Democratic Rally with 74 seats, and the Future Movement with 56 seats. Despite a low voter turnout of 21.24%, one of the lowest rates since Algeria's independence, the pro-President Abdelmedjid Tebboune parties hold a comfortable majority in the 407-seat parliament. After recounts, the seats of the FLN and the National Democratic Rally increased, while the Movement of Society for Peace lost 22 seats. Algeria is currently preparing to form the new government in accordance with constitutional provisions, amid reports of some electoral violations in several states.
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