L’Algérie prend la présidence de la Commission de l’application des normes internationales du travail
Algeria Takes Presidency of the International Labour Standards Commission
Geneva – Algeria has assumed the presidency of the Commission for the Application of International Labour Standards (CAILS) as part of the 113th International Labour Conference, running from June 2 to June 12 in Geneva.
Recognition of Algeria’s Commitment
Algeria’s election to lead this prestigious commission signifies the trust and acknowledgment it holds among the International Labour Organization (ILO) members and social partners. This recognition is rooted in Algeria’s constructive engagement in various ILO initiatives and its pioneering experience in social protection, enhancement of social dialogue, and advocacy for workers’ rights.
During its tenure, Algeria will oversee the crucial operations of this essential body, which serves as a cornerstone of the ILO’s monitoring system. The commission will review several significant reports, including the general report of the commission, the report from the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations, and the report from the Committee on Freedom of Association.
Algeria’s Positive Engagement with ILO Bodies
In his opening speech, the president of the commission praised Algeria’s positive experience with ILO’s monitoring bodies, particularly in submitting reports on the application of ratified conventions. These reports are scrutinized by a Committee of Experts tasked with assessing the compliance of national laws and practices with international labour standards.
Following its constructive cooperation with the ILO, Algeria has initiated reforms aimed at aligning its national legislation with the standards outlined in international conventions. This commitment reflects Algeria’s determination to promote and enhance workers’ rights.
Commitment to Decent Work and Social Justice
By taking the helm of the Commission for the Application of International Labour Standards, Algeria reiterates its unwavering commitment to continuing its efforts in promoting decent work, social justice, and defending workers’ rights. This aligns perfectly with the ILO’s objectives, demonstrating Algeria’s resilience and dedication in this vital area.
In summary, Algeria’s leadership of CAILS not only highlights its active role in international labor discussions but also serves as a testament to its efforts in ensuring a fair and equitable environment for workers. With this position, Algeria is poised to influence labor standards globally, reinforcing its commitment to fostering decent work and social harmony.
