Algerian State Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Sufian Chaib, recently met with National People's Assembly members representing the Algerian diaspora. The meeting aimed to consult and exchange views on the situation of Algerian citizens living abroad, their concerns, and needs. The discussion also explored ways to enhance support and respond to their aspirations. This meeting took place after the opening of the tenth legislative session, which saw an increase in parliamentary seats allocated to the diaspora.
The number of parliamentary seats allocated to Algerians living abroad has increased from eight to twelve, marking the first increase since their representation in the National People's Assembly was established. This enhancement reflects the high importance the Algerian authorities attach to the diaspora, considering them active partners in shaping public policies related to their concerns and aspirations. Chaib emphasized the special care President Abdelmadjid Tebboune gives to Algerians abroad.
Chaib stressed the continuation of implementing President Tebboune's directives to listen to and address the concerns of Algerians abroad. This approach is based on a participatory approach that involves dialogue and coordination to ensure effective response to their aspirations and enhance their contribution to the country's renewal and development process. The meeting is part of the ongoing consultation and coordination between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and representatives of the diaspora.
The Algerian government and parliament are working to strengthen their support for citizens living abroad. This meeting is a testament to the government's commitment to addressing the needs and concerns of Algerians abroad. The increase in parliamentary representation for the diaspora is seen as a positive step towards enhancing their involvement in the country's decision-making process.
The meeting between Chaib and the parliamentarians representing Algerians abroad is part of a regular consultation and coordination process. This process aims to promote complementarity between government and parliamentary work, ensuring effective communication and cooperation to serve the interests of Algerian citizens abroad.
The Algerian government has been working to improve its support for citizens living abroad. The recent meeting between Chaib and the parliamentarians is a reflection of this effort. The government is committed to listening to the concerns of Algerians abroad and addressing their needs.
The enhanced support for Algerians abroad is in line with the country's efforts to promote national development and renewal. The government is working to ensure that citizens abroad are actively involved in shaping the country's policies and decisions.
Key points
- The Algerian government has increased parliamentary representation for citizens abroad from eight to twelve seats.
- The government is committed to listening to the concerns of Algerians abroad and addressing their needs.
- The meeting between Chaib and parliamentarians aims to promote complementarity between government and parliamentary work.
