Highlighting the role of civil society users in combating social pests – New Algeria

She highlighted the head of the National Observatory of Civil Society, Ibtisam HamlawiToday, Tuesday, Tesmsilt, the important role of civil society actors in combating various forms of social pests.

During a session held with civil society workers in the state, Hamlawi explained that Civil society “He plays an important role in facing the various social pests,” noting that the Observatory “will launch in the next few days a training session for community arailics
Al -Madani in the state of Tissemsilt, and this is to sensitize them with their responsibilities in facing various challenges.

She added that the observatory, as a “constitutional and consultant body president It seeks to accompany civil society and listening to its concerns, with the aim of promoting the culture of citizenship within the framework of an approach based on dialogue with various actors and bodies.

It stated that the President of the Republic, Abdul Majeed Taboun“It attaches great importance to civil society authors throughout all parts of the country, and this is given its vanguard role in combating all forms of social pests and addressing the hostile campaigns targeting our country.”

On the other hand, Mrs. Hamlawi pointed to “the importance that the President of the Republic has given Tissemselt Through the special development program that I enjoyed within the framework of the supplementary program for development, similar to many states of the country, which was reflected – as she said – positively on the state and its residents.

During this meeting that took place in the presence of the governor of the state, Bawazid Fathi, and the local authorities, the discussion was opened for civil society representatives in order to present their concerns that centered in their entirety on local development, and from them Rural housing And health structures and roads.

By the way, 2,000 school wallets were distributed with all their supplies for children Needy families In the state, in anticipation of the next school entry, where the process falls within the framework of a national program launched by the observatory and includes the distribution of 120 thousand wallets and an apron, along with subsidies
Different for families limited income across the various states of the country.