ALGIERS – Algeria’s Minister of Finance, Laaziz Faid, announced that the 2025 Finance Bill underscores the State’s dedication to its social responsibilities, aligning with the principles of the November 1 Declaration and the directives of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. Speaking at a conference organized by the General Directorate of Customs (DGD) on the 70th anniversary of the November 1954 Revolution, Faid emphasized that 80% of the bill’s provisions focus on social welfare, reflecting the nation’s commitment to supporting its citizens and sustaining Algeria’s social state.
The conference, featuring a presentation by the President of the Algerian Commission of History and Memory, Mohamed Lahcen Zeghidi, highlighted the importance of intergenerational communication to preserve the values of Algeria’s revolutionary legacy. Faid noted that the November 1 Declaration remains a foundational document, uniting Algerians under principles of freedom, justice, and human rights. “The Declaration wasn’t just a call for independence; it was a vision for a united, forward-looking Algeria,” he said, stressing that the 2025 Finance Bill continues to honor these values through economic and social policies.
Zeghidi also emphasized the Revolution’s unique character, led not by individuals but by a document that called for national unity and collective progress. He encouraged ongoing dialogue to connect the sacrifices of past generations with current state-building efforts, ensuring the ideals of the November 1954 Revolution remain embedded in Algeria’s future. The Finance Bill, therefore, not only allocates resources for social programs but also serves as a testament to Algeria’s enduring commitment to the principles that have guided its journey toward prosperity and unity.
