The Algerian Constitutional Court is making a historic appearance at the 29th Algiers International Book Fair, also known as Sila, which runs from October 28 to November 7. This marks the first time the court has participated in the event since its establishment. According to a statement from the court, it will have a dedicated booth featuring a diverse range of publications that enrich the legal library.
The court's booth will showcase various publications, including the Constitutional Court Journal, a periodic newsletter, and books documenting its decisions and opinions on constitutional oversight. Additionally, the booth will feature collective works from national and international meetings, as well as practical editions and reference texts related to the court's work and competences.
The court's participation in the book fair aims to promote its institutional and cultural presence, introduce its constitutional powers and roles, and contribute to spreading constitutional culture among various segments of society. By doing so, the court seeks to raise awareness about the principles of the rule of law and institutions, ensuring the protection of rights and freedoms.
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 Light of the 2020 Constitutional Amendment," will be led by two members of the Constitutional Court, Amar Abbas and Bouziane Alian, alongside two members of the Council of the Nation and two deputies from the People's National Assembly.
The symposium aims to discuss and analyze the implications of the 2020 constitutional amendment on parliamentary work. The session will be moderated by Amar Bououdiaf, a member of the Constitutional Court. This event highlights the court's commitment to engaging with other institutions and stakeholders to promote a deeper understanding of constitutional law.
The court's participation in the Algiers International Book Fair is seen as a significant step towards promoting constitutional culture and awareness in Algeria. By showcasing its publications and engaging in discussions with the public, the court aims to demystify its role and functions, fostering a greater understanding of its importance in upholding the rule of law.
The 29th Algiers International Book Fair features a wide range of activities, including book launches, author talks, and workshops. The event provides a platform for publishers, authors, and readers to come together and celebrate literature and knowledge. The Constitutional Court's participation adds a unique dimension to the event, highlighting the importance of constitutional law in Algerian society.
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- The Algerian Constitutional Court participates for the first time in the Algiers International Book Fair, showcasing its publications and engaging in discussions on constitutional law.
