The General Secretary of the National Liberation Front (FLN), Abdelkrim Benmbarek, affirmed during a political assembly on Monday that his organization is fully mobilized as the campaign for the upcoming legislative elections begins. Utilizing this platform, he shared his institution’s objective to serve as a driving force for policy proposals, dedicated entirely to advancing the core interests of the nation.
Speaking at a press briefing held at the party’s primary headquarters in Algiers on the eve of the campaign launch, he focused heavily on the strategic importance of the vote. He characterized the ballot as a decisive milestone in reinforcing public institutions and the ongoing democratic evolution.
During his presentation, the FLN leader noted that the upcoming electoral window arrives under favorable domestic circumstances. He attributed this positive environment to the steady advancements achieved by Algeria under the leadership of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune. According to Benmbarek, this progress is visible through the execution of comprehensive economic, social, and political overhauls, alongside the refinement of constitutional bodies.
Furthermore, the general secretary reasserted his organization’s enduring commitment to the foundational principles of the November 1, 1954 Declaration. To this end, he announced the complete deployment of party networks and local volunteers across the country to guarantee the success of this major political event. He additionally issued a direct appeal to eligible voters, encouraging them to turn out in large numbers. He argued that casting a ballot remains a vital national obligation that directly supports domestic unity and reinforces the foundations of the state.
Benmbarek also underscored the specific strengths that the FLN relies on as it enters this public consultation. He pointed to the party’s deep historical roots, its extensive administrative experience, and the continued confidence it allegedly inspires among citizens. The official went on to highlight the capabilities of the nominees selected by his party, both on the domestic front and within the expatriate community living abroad.
According to him, the FLN’s electoral platform is designed to be realistic and properly aligned with contemporary challenges while remaining focused on future development prospects. He assured the public that his party intends to remain a consistent engine for actionable ideas, legislative initiatives, and national unity to protect the country’s highest interests.
Reflecting on the competitive nature of the race, the FLN general secretary suggested that the election offers an ideal opportunity for independent tickets and rival political parties to showcase their visions and platforms within a responsible political arena. Consequently, he advocated for a constructive public dialogue built around substantive ideas and policy proposals, steering clear of populism, defeatism, and discouraging rhetoric.