The Constitutional Court of Algeria is participating for the first time in the Algiers International Book Fair, also known as Sila, which is taking place from October 28 to November 7. The court's stand will feature a diverse range of publications that aim to enrich the legal library. These publications include the Constitutional Court's journal, a periodic newsletter, and books documenting the court's decisions and opinions on constitutional oversight.
The Constitutional Court's participation in the 29th edition of the book fair, which is held under the high patronage of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, reflects the court's commitment to promoting its institutional and cultural presence. The court's stand will also feature multimedia spaces showcasing visual recordings of its activities and institutional contributions. This participation aims to introduce the court's powers and constitutional tasks to the public.
The Constitutional Court's publications on display at the book fair include a collection of works from national and international meetings, as well as applied publications and reference texts related to the court's work and competencies. The court's participation in the book fair is seen as an effort to promote a culture of constitutionalism among various segments of society.
On the sidelines of the book fair, a thematic symposium will be organized in partnership with the Council of the Nation and the People's National Assembly. The symposium, titled "Promoting Parliamentary Work in the Light of the 2020 Constitutional Amendment," will be led by two members of the Constitutional Court, Amar Abbas and Bouzzian Aliane, alongside two members of the Council of the Nation and two deputies from the People's National Assembly.
The symposium aims to discuss the role of the Constitutional Court in promoting parliamentary work and the impact of the 2020 constitutional amendment on the country's legislative process. The event will be moderated by Amar Boudiaf, a member of the Constitutional Court. This symposium is part of the court's efforts to engage with other institutions and promote a culture of constitutionalism.
The Constitutional Court's participation in the Algiers International Book Fair is seen as a significant step in promoting the court's role and functions to the public. The court's commitment to engaging with civil society and promoting a culture of constitutionalism is reflected in its decision to participate in the book fair.
The court's participation in the book fair has been well-received by the public, with many visitors showing interest in the court's publications and activities. The event provides an opportunity for the court to interact with the public and promote its role in upholding the country's constitution and protecting human rights and freedoms.
Key points
- The Constitutional Court's debut at the Algiers International Book Fair marks a significant step in promoting its role and functions to the public.
