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ALGIERS- President of the Republic, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, has affirmed on Monday that the revised Constitution has consolidated the pluralist democracy rules and improved the electoral system with new guarantees of transparency and impartiality.
“The Constitution revised earlier this year has consolidated the rules of pluralist democracy, strengthened the place of the opposition and its rights, -notably within the Parliament, and improved the electoral system with new guarantees of transparency and impartiality,” stressed the Head of the State in a message on the occasion of the 62nd anniversary of November Revolution outbreak.
In this regard, “the legislative and the local elections we will organize next year will be ruled by the recently-updated electoral law as part of the new guarantees of transparency dictated by the Constitution,” said President Bouteflika.
As such, he pointed out that “in the same time, the High Independent Instance for Elections Monitoring has been set up and is being operational before the coming legislative elections.”
“I will personally ensure that all these news assets are respected, so that democracy makes a new step forward in our country, that out people get more involved in the choice of its representatives and that the to-be-elected national and local Assemblies be able to further contribute to the success of reforms and development efforts at all the levels,” said the Head of the State, as the guarantor of the Constitution.
“Indeed, the ambition of having acceding to power is the purpose of the pluralist democracy,” he said, while stressing that “the success of the pluralist democracy requires stability.”
So,” I call on every political party to contribute to protecting this stability. This is everyone’s responsibility towards the people, which is the source of the democracy and towards the country,” he concluded.
