Algeria is fine and is moving forward

The Secretary-General of the National Democratic Rally, Munther Boudin, said that Algeria is fine and is moving toward the better, and that the Rally will not allow any negligence or obstruction to hinder the path of local development.

Boden added during his popular rally in the state of Al-Baidh, on Saturday, that Al-Arndi left the halls and chose to go to the citizens, and he will always remain on the side of the population, and that his primary mission is to meet directly with the citizens, calling on all state officials not to create a gap with the people and not to put barriers between citizens and officials, so as not to exploit any vacuum.

Regarding the ratification of the new traffic law, Boden indicated that it will be ratified next Wednesday, and his party contributed to conveying the most important demands of transporters and drivers, the most important of which were taken into consideration to achieve a balance between traffic safety and the rights of professionals. The same official also expressed his refusal for the makers of despair to succeed in dampening the morale of the people, highlighting: “There are many shortcomings and we are the first to enumerate them and propose solutions to them, but Algeria is fine. And whoever says that the situation is worse, we respond to him that the situation is better and the worst is only in his mind.”

Regarding the participation of citizens in selecting candidates, the Secretary-General of the National Democratic Rally stressed that citizens’ participation in selecting candidates is a basic principle, and he will ensure that the decision stems from the will of the popular base and reflects the real demands of citizens.

He also said regarding the conditions for candidates in the elections, that clear conditions will be set for the candidates, the most important of which is maintaining ties with citizens, preserving the popular character, and always remaining close to the population to ensure effective representation and real listening to their demands, noting that he will work to collect and convey all the concerns of the population and follow them up with the competent authorities to ensure their fulfillment.

In this context, Boden stressed that the group will fight to establish a university in the state of Al-Baydh that includes the specialty of camel veterinary, in response to an urgent demand of the residents of the region and to enhance youth opportunities in this vital sector. It will also continue to make a voice heard regarding agricultural investment, and any investor who has not actually started his project or has not initiated his investments in the agricultural sector is supposed to not be allowed to benefit from the lands, as the land is for those who serve it and invest in it seriously.

Regarding bringing the administration closer to the citizen, the Secretary-General of the National Democratic Rally confirmed that he will work to raise the residents’ demands related to bringing the administration closer and facilitating its services, to ensure that the citizen obtains his rights easily and smoothly, and to strengthen communication between the state and the citizen.

Boden stressed the need to pay more attention to tourism in Al Bayadh State and that the party will work to involve local and national influencers, to introduce its cultural and natural heritage, and attract more investment and tourists.

In conclusion, the Secretary-General of the National Democratic Rally, Munther Boudin, stressed that the Rally believes that successful public policies are based on closeness to the citizen, truly listening to his concerns, and working to achieve his aspirations.