RND: “Freeing the abducted in Mali enhances confidence on Bouteflika's diplomacy”
Abdelkader Bensaleh, the RND's Secretary General. Photo: archives
RND party considered that the liberation of diplomats who were kidnapped in Mali, and overcoming this crisis boosts the confidence of the party in the Algerian diplomacy that is led by President Bouteflika, and expressed his condolences to the families of the assassinated diplomats.
RND expressed his satisfaction for the results that came out of the recent cabinet meeting, noting that the decisions that were taken are similar to the procedure for the abolition of Article 87 bis of the labor law for determining the guaranteed national minimum wage, in the Finance Act of 2015.
Party said in a statement that was published after the meeting of the National Secretariat of the party, that was headed by the Secretary-General, Abdelkader Bensaleh, that what was adopted by President of the Republic of decisions that reflect efforts by the State to support economic growth through public expenditure, which must be accompanied with greater contribution to the production sector, especially the diversification of the country’s exports and mandating government with the completion of the five-year program for public investments in 2015 -2018, as well as decisions on the promotion of human rights in Algeria, especially with regard to the protection of the family, women and children.
National Secretariat of the party said on the eve of the social entry that the contents of the Finance Act 2015, particularly actions that are directed mainly to encourage investment and upgrading the national product, and simplify the tax for the benefit of families and institutions.
RND asserted that everyone is responsible for preserving what has been achieved in Algeria in these circumstances that are full of regional and international challenges, calling for more effort and awareness of the various economic and social partners, to overcome the problems and difficulties that can only be realized through a convincing dialogue, which makes from achieving the national interest, a key goal.