Official statements and positions.
StatementsThe Bloc mourned its friend Hamid Lounaouci, who died aged 71 after a long illness. He served as an MP, Minister of Transport and adviser to the President of the Republic in charge of associations, international NGOs and human rights.
Statements3Bloc president Djelloul Chetouane congratulated Prof. Bachir Mahmoudi, member of the High Council of the Arabic Language, on his selection to help prepare a research paper monitoring sustainable development in the Arab region under target 4.7 on education.
Statements3Bloc president Djelloul Chetouane congratulated Dr Fateh Boutbig, President of the Pan-African Parliament, on receiving the 2026 Distinguished Global Leadership Award at the Global Conference on Peace, Unity and Sustainable Development in New York.
StatementsThrough its president Djelloul Chetouane, the Bloc backed Algeria's sovereign decision to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates and rejected any foreign interference in the Sahel that threatens Algeria's security and region.
StatementsIn an official statement, the Bloc declared support for applying the death penalty to the gravest crimes, such as murder, crimes against children and arson, once guilt is established by a final ruling, stressing that prevention matters too.
StatementsThe Bloc called for continued care for affected families and faster reconstruction, stressed civil society's role in coordination with the National Civil Society Observatory, and urged strict enforcement against anyone proven to have started fires deliberately.
Statements7Facing the wildfires, the Bloc said Algeria's strength lies in its people, unity and institutions, saluted Civil Protection, the army, police, gendarmerie and volunteers, and called for the truth about suspected arson without rushing to accuse anyone.
StatementsThe Bloc said protecting the home front is a national responsibility, calling for rumours to be met with awareness, discord with wisdom and attempts at division with national unity, and refusing to let crises erode trust among Algerians.
StatementsIn a national solidarity statement on the wildfires, the Bloc offered condolences to victims' families, called for national mobilisation based on prevention, coordination and rapid response, and offered to help organise solidarity initiatives.
The Bloc stated that a social-media account and group have no organisational or legal link with it and that the account holder is not a member, warning against unauthorised use of its name or logo and reserving the right to take legal action.
StatementsIn a statement on the 2026-2027 pedagogical arrangements, the Bloc called for a calm, evidence-based debate free of accusations of treason, affirmed the place of Arabic, urged priority for English as foreign language and put pupils' interests first.
StatementsThe Bloc offered condolences to the families of the victims of the tragic road accident in the wilaya of Boumerdès, stressing the need for joint efforts to improve road safety and respect for traffic rules to save lives.
