Get to know Amna Lakrin, the first president of the first children’s parliament – New Algeria

Amna Laqrin was installed as the first president Parliament for Algerian children For the parliamentary term (2025-2027). Amna Laqrin stated in her speech on the occasion that “the installation of the Algerian Children’s Parliament in light of the new Algeria is a firm embodiment of our state, and confirmation that the seeds of good citizenship are being planted today in emerging souls, and evidence that the child’s voice is an essential number in the equation of national construction.”

She stressed that the responsibility placed on the shoulders of the elected child parliamentarians “goes beyond representing the children of Algeria, to instilling the spirit of citizenship in the hearts of their peers, considering that true citizenship is responsibility, behavior, and giving.”

In the face of the challenges of the current stage, the President of the Algerian Children’s Parliament highlighted the awareness of those elected about what the current time imposes in terms of “forming a generation armed with science, proficient in technology and keeping pace with digitalization.”

During the first public session held by this Parliament,… Authentication On the list of the nine vice-presidents and members of the offices of parliamentary committees during this term.

During this term, the Algerian Children’s Parliament is expected to play an important role in strengthening the parliamentary culture among children, and contributing to spreading awareness of children’s rights and duties, in line with national trends aimed at building a conscious and responsible generation.

During this public session, which took place yesterday, Monday, the parliamentarians asked 10 oral questions to six members of the government staff, as their concerns revolved around a number of sectors, including national education, mujahideen and rights holders, religious affairs and endowments, environment and quality of life, vocational training and education, culture and arts, national solidarity, the family and women’s issues, higher education and scientific research.