Nasseri stresses the importance of developing their skills to improve parliamentary performance

The Speaker of the National Assembly, Azouz Nasseri, supervised, on Wednesday, a meeting with the council’s tires, during which he stressed the importance of developing their skills to improve the commission’s parliamentary and administrative performance during the next stage.

The statement of the National Assembly stated that this meeting, which took place in the presence of the Secretary -General of the Council, Mohamed Dreissa Dada, and the head of the Acting Speaker of the National Assembly, translated the “importance that the Speaker of the National Assembly attaches to direct communication with the tires and through them with all employees and workers, in order to advance the parliamentary performance that constitutes what is this interesting constitutional institution.”

And after he appreciated “the spirit of commitment, discipline and professionalism that the tires and employees of the Council have been demonstrated since its inception,” Nasseri stressed in a speech to him, his endeavor to “consolidate these values ​​within the approach of continuity, to provide the best, and to achieve qualitative leaps in both parliamentary and administrative performance.”

He also highlighted the importance of continuous training and stimulating the spirit of initiative, in order to “qualify and develop the skills of the cadres working in the council and build a modern, transparent, effective parliamentary administration, keeping pace with the aspirations of the state and the citizen, and is consistent with the major bets that Parliament accepts in the next stage”, “as a contribution in the consolidation of the foundations of the construction of the victorious Algeria under the leadership of the President of the Republic, Abdel Majid Taboun.”

In conclusion, Nasseri thanked and appreciated the former head of the Diwan, Issa Bourqaba, who was appointed as a member of the National Assembly in the framework of the presidential third.

In the same context, he also supervised an honorary ceremony in honor of Burqaba, for his “efforts made for 25 years in the service of the council, including 13 years in the presidency of the Diwan.”