President Tebboune: Monopoly of opinion is dictatorship, and criticism of the state’s management is sound – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazaeryia

The President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, responded to the parties that criticize Algeria and accuse it of harassing the press by stressing that criticism is sound in the conduct of the state and must be in an organized manner, not chaotically at the behest of the outside.

And the president said in an interview with the “Al-Jazeera podcast” that insulting and defamation is forbidden, and organizations such as “Amnesty” should evaluate the list of the assassination of Sherine Abu Oqla, and not the Khabarjiyya followers in Algeria, “adding that criticism affects governors, ministers, and even the president, which is a proper matter in the conduct of the state because Whoever has his own opinion enters the dictatorship, according to him, but he stressed the need for this criticism to be organized, far from insulting and insulting, and far from directing the outside, which drowns and enters into instability, such as what happened in Syria and Libya. In the context, the president considered that “al-Harki is easier than an Algerian lawyer who enters NATO and asks for help.”

The president talked about the media scene in Algeria and what distinguishes it from others, and he said, “Most of the diaries -180- are printed in government presses and have debts for which the authorities did not use the commercial law to punish these newspapers, and he added that he asked journalists to organize themselves in a syndicate and resort to the code of professional ethics They are held accountable by it instead of criminal law.

The president affirmed that he is “trying to build a republic on new foundations after it was built during the black decade and then with crookedness that almost gave everything away,” and considered that today’s youth are closing their ears to those who criticize their country and use slogans “a new Algeria is not built with old faces to create doubts and hatred,” because The old, unpolluted faces can build the new Algeria, according to President Tebboune’s statement.