The restoration of state authority, the fight against corruption, the fight against bureaucracy, economic and social development, the return of Algeria to the international arena and the file of memory, constitute, almost all, a race against time that takes place concurrently with side battles on various fronts.
The President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, was able, within two years, in light of the pandemic, and despite the difficulties, to maintain the political goals he set through his 54 commitments… Nothing stops the President of the Republic, who is moving forward with his commitments to build the new Algeria, with a strong and fair state able to perform all basic functions.
Today, the President of the Republic, strong in his legitimacy and popularity, has great hopes among all those who dream of a strong and prosperous Algeria. Today, it is easy to confirm through figures, that many reforms and measures have been successfully carried out despite the bureaucracy that still constitutes a shovel of demolition.
In this regard, the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, did not hesitate to criticize the inaction and false caution of a static bureaucracy, which led to the creation of a mafia economy and a corruption economy, which developed and strengthened over many years. It should be noted that since the beginning of the term of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, no corruption case has been registered, and the reason lies in the fact that the President of the Republic is determined to rid the country of this scourge.
This fight against corruption did not please everyone, starting with the former colonial power that was on good terms with the destroyers of Algeria. The economic interests of France have always been protected and nurtured by a bureaucratic system and unconstitutional forces that sold Algeria as spare parts to the French lobbies.
For this reason, the media of these French lobbies have been constantly tarnishing the image of Algeria, as it seems that they are blind and that they only see the late trains, while there are many trains that come on time.
Also, the Algerian economy has recovered and has broken free from those lobbies that, after 60 years, still bemoan the lost paradise, so why continue to lie by promoting the idea that the Algerian economy suffers from great difficulties? While the economic difficulties are tangible in France whose half of the population suffer social ordeal.
“36 percent of the French suffer from financial difficulties and 20 percent do not eat regularly,” a former French minister of industry confirmed in an interview with an economic magazine.
The French political-media system has not taken note of the new facts in Algeria, which is what fuels great resentment against France among the Algerian people who are united behind their president and army.
