
The National Construction Movement said in a statement on Wednesday evening that its deputy, Suleiman Chnin, chairman of the new National People's Assembly, was one of the figures who became involved in the movement with the first exit of the Algerians.
"He is still an advocate of the people's choices and is united in his struggle for freedom and democracy, and the continuity of the state in performing its noble functions," the statement said on Wednesday evening, a copy of which was obtained by ..
The National Construction Movement called for the election of its deputy, Suleiman Chnine to head the parliament, with the real revolution that is establishing a new Algeria.
The statement of the movement after the selection of its deputy by acclamation, to the presidency of the National People's Assembly, that this step is the beginning of a real breakthrough for the crisis.
"The movement has committed itself to the people and to defend the demands of the popular movement, both realistic and objective, as well as commitment to constitutional solutions that respond to those popular aspirations," she said.
The statement also valued the position of the National People's Army, in accompanying the movement, to achieve the supreme interest of the nation.
The movement thanked the deputies who chose in its candidate its struggle and national positions, which nominated him to be one of the men of the stage with distinction.
Earlier, the speaker of the Algerian parliament, which was held on Wednesday evening in the capital, said that MP Suleiman Chnin, the official bloc of the Union for the Renaissance, Justice and Construction officially is the new president of the National People's Assembly.
This came after the deputies of the Algerian National People's Assembly earlier Wednesday evening, MP Suleiman Chnine, to head the National People's Assembly, replacing the deceased Bouchareb.
After hours of consultations, the deputies of the Union for the Renaissance, Justice and Building bloc, Suleiman Chhenin, were unanimously elected on Wednesday evening after the withdrawal of all their rivals in the first precedent in Algeria. He has never been an opposition or Islamist vice-president of parliament. Shnein is the third president to be elected to the National People's Assembly since the 2017 legislatures, after Said Bujha and Mu'adh Bouchareb.
Then, the speaker of the Algerian parliament announced that Shnin was officially the new president of the National Popular Council.
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