On the 18th day of the election campaign for the upcoming July 2 legislative polls, political party leaders and independent candidates are entering the final stretch before the official campaign window closes. They continue to highlight the critical importance of a massive voter turnout, urging citizens to make the right choice when selecting the future representatives who will serve them in the National Peoples Assembly.
In Ouargla, where she led a public rally, the leader of the Tajamou Amel El-Djazaïr party, Fatima Zohra Zerouati, advocated for strengthening the bond between citizens and their parliamentary representatives. She noted that this connection forms one of the foundational pillars of building an effective and trustworthy legislative institution. She emphasized that reinforcing this tie would help consolidate political action and forge a robust legislature.
Meanwhile, in Boumerdes, the First National Secretary of the Socialist Forces Front, Youcef Aouchiche, called for high participation in the upcoming legislative elections, urging voters to back his partys candidates for the next National Peoples Assembly. Mr. Aouchiche exhorted citizens to turn out in large numbers for this electoral event and choose his party’s candidates, pointing out that his organization offers a clear and ambitious platform.
Mr. Aouchiche indicated that his party aspires to see a future Parliament composed of activists who bring constructive visions and ideas. He stressed the imperative of mobilization on voting day to select the best individuals to champion the concerns and aspirations of citizens within Parliament.
In Jijel, the general secretary of the Workers Party, Louisa Hanoune, encouraged citizens to head to the ballot boxes in droves to elect a Parliament that derives its strength from a high voter turnout. She added that her party is dedicated to defending the interests of all social classes, while solidifying existing achievements and continuing to safeguard national resources.
Over in Laghouat, the leader of the El-Moustakbel Front, Fateh Boutbig, urged citizens during a rally to turn out heavily on voting day, explaining that an increased turnout strengthens the countrys institutions. He also pointed out that his party places a specific emphasis on investing in human capital, which he described as a top priority for national development.
The head of the El-Bina El-Watani Movement, Abdelkader Bengrina, affirmed Thursday evening in Tamanrasset that the citizen is an essential partner in development when supported by the state. He indicated that the government is deploying massive efforts to reinforce development and meet the aspirations of citizens in Tamanrasset and other regions, particularly those characterized by their vast size, before calling on citizens to participate heavily in the July 2 legislative elections.
In Bou Saada, the leader of the Society for Peace Movement, Abdelali Hassani Cherif, assured that a massive turnout in the upcoming legislative elections would send a message reflecting the cohesion of the Algerian people and their positive engagement in vital national milestones. He further specified that his party is committed to capitalizing on the potential and unique characteristics of each region in the country.
During a local community meeting in Mila, the general secretary of the National Democratic Rally, Monder Bouden, called on voters to place their trust in his partys candidates to form a strong parliamentary bloc capable of continuing to support development efforts and satisfying citizen aspirations.
In Setif, the leader of the El Fadjr El Djadid party, Tahar Benbaibeche, invited young people to become more involved in political action, noting the importance of participating in the July 2 legislative elections to consolidate the ongoing reform process. He also insisted on the significance of the upcoming elections for the legislative institution, which represents the expression of the peoples will.