Gharib meets with the heads of the parliamentary blocs – New Algeria

“elhiwar us” learned from very reliable parliamentary sources that the Prime Minister, a strange sword, met with the heads of the six parliamentary blocs represented in the lower room in a meeting considered the first of its kind, and this meeting comes within the framework of strengthening institutional coordination and discussing legislative and supervisory priorities for the coming period.

According to an internal reporter directed by the heads of the parliamentary blocs in the lower chamber of deputies, the deputies were invited to present their proposals or express their interest during this meeting, which was held from six in the evening at the Palace of the Government, and this meeting is the first of its kind between the first minister, a strange sword, who took office recently, and representatives of the National People’s Assembly deputies since receiving his duties.

And according to the “elhiwar us” from parliamentary sources, many files that are a priority for the two parties are currently reviewed, for example, but not limited to: the possibility of presenting the statement of the general policy of the government, the continuation of the accumulation of oral questions directed to the government ministers, whose number exceeded a thousand oral questions during the past session, and to this is added to this some files that are a priority for the deputies currently such as the law of the deputy who agreed Boughali to open it in coordination with the National Assembly to be presented to the President of the Republic, Abdul Majeed Taboun.

This meeting comes in the context of the government’s keenness to devote the principle of consultation and coordination with the legislative institution, in a way that ensures the position of the citizen at the heart of government work priorities, in implementation of the instructions of the President of the Republic, Abdul Majeed Taboun, which he brought to the Prime Minister when inaugurated, especially with regard to improving public service, devoting sustainable development, and stimulating the national economy.

The meeting is also expected to constitute an opportunity to enhance constructive institutional dialogue between the government and parliament, in a way that serves the national strategic goals, and enshrines a more effective parliamentary practice in supporting government work and achieving comprehensive development.

Fouad s