Boghali praises the role of the Supreme Council for Youth on the first anniversary of its founding – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazairia

Today, Saturday, the President of the National People’s Assembly, Brahim Bougali, praised the role of the Higher Council for Youth as a “wide space that expresses the collective conscience of Algerian youth,” calling on young people to work towards building “a compact internal front to miss the opportunity for every hater lurking in the homeland.”
In his speech during the opening of the works of the national symposium organized by the Supreme Council for Youth on the occasion of the one year anniversary of its founding, and this was in the presence of members of the government and officials of national bodies and institutions, Mr. Patriotism, which constitutes an occasion to take lessons and evoke the exploits of the Algerian people, which the President of the Republic recently expressed with a saying that warmed the heart of every noble and authentic Algerian: Algerians were born free and will remain free.
In the same context, the President of the Council urged the youth group to be “at the level of the efforts made by Algeria under the leadership of the President of the Republic and all the institutions that watch out for the protection of Algeria,” calling on them to work in order to “build a compact internal front to miss the opportunity for every hater lurking in the homeland.” “.
He emphasized that “there is no meaning to a true participatory democracy unless the youth are involved in the act of democratic transformation,” considering that “the youth’s love for their country and their imitation of those who gave the country their dearest possessions will enable Algeria to achieve the goals it seeks.”
And he highlighted that youth “come at the forefront of the capabilities of transformation towards take-off,” and that he “qualifies for this in view of his ability to absorb the present and envision the future, especially in light of the comprehensive strategy pursued by the new Algeria under the leadership of the President of the Republic.”
He expressed his certainty that Algeria “will remain steadfast as long as its people are united, its youth are conscious, and its army is prepared, patriotic, foresight and able to read maps, changes and paths.”
For his part, the head of the Supreme Council for Youth, Mustafa Hidawi, explained that the establishment of the Supreme Council for Youth “translates the sincerity of the political will of the country’s supreme leadership,” highlighting that the council seeks to be “a continuous tool with all youth inside and outside the country.”
He pointed out that the Council is witnessing “great vitality” among young people across all regions of the country and at the level of the national community abroad, highlighting that the youth “believes and is involved in the new path that Algeria embarked upon with the strong political will of the President of the Republic.”
He also noted the presence of many young people in the composition of the National People’s Assembly, considering that their presence in the legislative body would work to “combat previous practices that prevented them from contributing to building their country.”
For reference, this symposium witnessed a wide discussion between young people and a number of members of the government and officials of national bodies through the technology of remote visual lectures, during which many topics of interest to this group were addressed.