The Algerian People's National Army (ANP) has reaffirmed its commitment to finding a solution to the country's ongoing crisis through dialogue. In its latest issue, the ANP's official publication, El-Djeich, emphasized that the constitutional path remains the most suitable way to resolve the crisis. The ANP stated that dialogue, which involves reciprocal concessions, is the best way to open the path to a legal and constitutional solution.
El-Djeich's latest issue, published earlier this week, stressed that the ANP's state-major remains committed to dialogue, ruling out any transition period outside the framework of the country's constitution. The publication emphasized that only dialogue can lead to a legal and constitutional solution, ensuring the organization of presidential elections as soon as possible. This stance aligns with the ANP's previous statements on the matter.
The ANP's state-major, as reported by El-Djeich, believes that discussions should focus on finding a genuine and sincere dialogue, rather than engaging in sterile talks that only lead to a loss of time and opportunities. The ANP's publication emphasized that such a dialogue would bring together different viewpoints, serving the country's supreme interest and satisfying the demands expressed by the people.
According to El-Djeich, the ANP's commitment to dialogue is driven by its conviction that this approach will help reduce the duration of the crisis and allow for the proposal of serious initiatives to resolve it. The publication also highlighted the importance of establishing an independent body to organize and supervise elections, ensuring a free, fair, and credible presidential election.
The ANP's stance was echoed by Abdelkader Bensalah, Algeria's interim head of state, in his recent address. El-Djeich emphasized the need to bring national personalities and sincere elites to the negotiating table to find a favorable solution that satisfies all parties. This approach aims to ensure the continuity of the state and its institutions.
The ANP's publication also warned against attempts to spread misinformation and undermine national initiatives aimed at resolving the crisis. El-Djeich accused certain parties of trying to manipulate public opinion and create confusion, highlighting the need for a responsible and accurate flow of information that reflects the people's genuine demands.
The ANP's commitment to dialogue and its efforts to find a solution to the crisis were underscored by General Ahmed Gaïd Salah, Algeria's deputy defense minister and ANP chief of staff. El-Djeich quoted him as emphasizing the need for mobilization and collective action to serve the country's interests and ensure a peaceful resolution to the crisis.
Key points
- The Algerian army reaffirms its commitment to dialogue to resolve the country's ongoing crisis.
- The ANP's publication, El-Djeich, emphasizes the importance of a constitutional solution to the crisis.
- The ANP calls for the establishment of an independent body to organize and supervise elections.
