The Union of Merchants and Craftsmen appreciates the unions’ meeting with the interests of the Ministry of Interior and Transport – New Algeria

The General Union of Algerian Tradesmen and Craftsmen, in a statement today, Saturday, valued the meeting that brought together representatives of professional unions with the interests of the Ministry of the Interior, local groups and transport, yesterday, Friday, highlighting the reassurances it provided during it. Public authorities.

The statement stated that the Union appreciates the meeting that brought together representatives of professional unions with the interests of the Ministry of the Interior, local groups and transport, yesterday, Friday, in which the General Union of Algerian Tradesmen and Craftsmen participated, along with the National Federation of Private Transport and Goods Transport and the National Federation of Taxis under its banner, and the “reassurances of the public authorities” during it.

He praised “the spirit of the participatory approach and constructive dialogue that characterized the discussions, which reflects a real will to address the concerns raised within a consultative framework and responsible dialogue.”

The Union indicated that “all the concerns and demands that were raised have been heeded,” adding that “it has been confirmed that they will be studied in depth within the joint work group that will begin its work starting next Tuesday, including reviewing the pricing issue, in a way that takes into account the rights of all those involved and achieves the required balance between the various parties, including enhancing the purchasing power of the citizen.”

In this context, the Union once again called on all professionals, especially transportersTaxisto “provide him, as soon as possible, with their practical suggestions and possible solutions in order to include them within this consultative process and contribute effectively to its enrichment and success.”

By the way, the Union renewed its call to “be more aware, vigilant and responsible, to give priority to the language of dialogue, not to be led by malicious rumors, and to be patient in taking any steps that would harm the public interest,” stressing in this context that Algeria is “above all considerations” and that “preserving its economic and social stability is a collective responsibility.”

Finally, he called on the unions “not to rush to issue statements or statements that do not serve.” Trade union action Serious and responsible”, which may have negative repercussions on “the interests of professionals and undermine efforts for serious dialogue.”