
President of “Forum of Algeria of tomorrow” Hocine Gouasmia underlined Sunday in Algiers the urgent need to develop the national economy and to reduce imports as part of the consultations on the revision of the Constitution.
“Our party aspires to contribute to the country’s development, particularly in terms of economy,” he told the press at the end of his meeting with Minister of State, principle private secretary to the presidency of the Republic Ahmed Ouyahia, as part of the consultations on the revision of the Constitution.
“During our meeting with the principle private secretary to the presidency of the Republic, we raised many problems which hinder our country’s economic development and growth, and we presented our proposals on the revision of the constitution,” said Gouasmia.
Among the shortcomings of the economic development, Gouasmia cited “the issue of real estates, the reluctance of banks to fund projects and the lack of investments.”
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