During a popular meeting held at Azzedine-Medjoubi regional theatre and local activities conducted at the Revolution avenue and in Sidi Salem, in the province of Annaba, as well as during his meeting with the representatives of civil society in  Besbes municipality in El Tarf province, on the 13^th day of the election campaign for September 7 presidential election, Merad emphasized that “voting in favour of the independent candidate, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, will enable him to continue supporting the youths, for whom numerous  achievements have been made during his first presidential term.”

Constitutionalizing the Supreme Youth Council as a consultative body under the presidency of the Republic is among the aforementioned achievements, as well as the access of young people to senior positions in various fields.

Representing the driving force in building the “new Algeria,” dealing with concerns of young people has been included in the electoral program of the independent candidate, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to reinforce the previous achievements, said Merad.

Chairing a local meeting with farmers and the civil society’s players in Besbes city, Merad mentioned the election program of the independent candidate, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, which “ focuses on improving the citizens’ living conditions by pursuing development efforts in various regions of the country, as well as enhancing conditions for different classes of society, including women, farmers and youth, as well as pursuing social policies aimed at improving purchasing power and development efforts.”

In this respect, he called to vote massively in the upcoming election and vote in favour of the independent candidate, Abdelmadjid Tebboune to continue his achievements.

Merad paid a visit to Ouargla province, where he held a popular meeting, affirming that “if elected for a second term, the independent candidate, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, will continue his efforts to preserve the citizen’s dignity, work to improve the living conditions and will proceed with the development reforms and programs made during his first term, including dealing with issues of grey areas, employment and housing.”