In pictures, Ben Brahem receives the heads of the parliamentary groups – Al-Hiwar Algeria

On Tuesday evening, the heads of the parliamentary groups organized a courtesy visit to the National Observatory for Civil Society, and they were received by the head of the Observatory, Noureddine Ben Brahem.

At the beginning of the session, which was attended by members and cadres of the observatory, Ben Brahm stated that the parliament in its two chambers intersects with civil society through common interests that concern the citizen as a priority, and in this regard he insisted on the need to create a dynamic and a mechanism for coordination between the two parties.

With regard to the tasks assigned to the authority, the spokesman said that among them is the evaluation of the performance of civil society and its development in light of the needs of society, as well as expressing an opinion on draft legislative and regulatory texts related to its tasks, as well as expressing opinions, recommendations and suggestions in the field of promoting civil society’s participation in the development of public policies and their implementation on all levels. levels according to a participatory democratic approach, in addition to promoting consultation and cooperation with similar foreign bodies in coordination with the interests of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

In the same context, Ben Brahm explained that the observatory’s strategy is based on improving the legal system framing associations, in addition to financing and the culture of the association project, as well as participation between civil society and public authorities, in addition to training, training, capacity building of civil society, regional and international cooperation.

Ben Brahm referred, in this regard, to the practical, participatory approach that is reliable in working with the adoption and use of modern technologies, especially electronic platforms, to communicate with the community and explore its needs.

During the meeting, the heads of the parliamentary groups considered that the partnership between public authorities and civil society is essential and essential, and stressed that field work will give dynamism and solutions to the problems that society suffers from, especially those related to dealing with the drug problem.

In this regard, the deputies insisted on the need to benefit from the experiences of the current civil society and work to break the monotony in management and change the stereotype in order to create an elite that protects our identity and culture in light of international challenges, considering that the observatory’s reliance on electronic platforms to listen to the citizen’s concerns will gradually allow the diagnosis of the disease and its method. eliminate it.

In the same context, the heads of the parliamentary groups made it clear that the parliament in its two chambers is open to civil society and renewed their keenness to create mechanisms between the two parties that allow achieving the goals of sustainable national development.