nécessité de consolider les mécanismes de prise en charge des catégories vulnérables dans le cadre du plan d’action du secteur
Summary of Initiatives by Algeria’s Minister of National Solidarity
In a recent session of the Algerian National Assembly, Soraya Mouloudji, the Minister of National Solidarity, Family, and Women’s Affairs, presented the government’s action plan for 2025-2029. Her focus was on strengthening national solidarity mechanisms aimed at assisting vulnerable social categories.
Key Initiatives and Strategies
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Action Plan Overview: The ministry is committed to enhancing support for disadvantaged groups. This includes specific measures aimed at protecting and promoting the welfare of families, women, children, and the elderly. Mouloudji emphasized that these elements are integral to the action plan.
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Family Protection Strategy: A national strategy has been devised for the protection and promotion of family units. This includes the establishment of a new family mediation mechanism designed to strengthen familial bonds.
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Economic Empowerment of Women: Mouloudji highlighted efforts to economically empower women, particularly those in rural areas. Initiatives are aimed at encouraging women to access state support programs for creating micro-projects and fostering entrepreneurship. In March, the ministry also launched a guide focused on women’s economic empowerment.
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Support for Victims of Violence: A significant initiative was the introduction of a dedicated helpline (26-10) for women experiencing violence. This service offers assistance and support through designated reception and guidance centers.
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Elderly Care and Child Protection: The minister also addressed programs focused on the social integration of the elderly, protective measures for children, and specialized educational services for persons with specific needs. Various development programs are managed by the Social Development Agency (ADS), overseen by the ministry.
- Digital Transformation: Mouloudji outlined plans for the digitalization of services within the ministry. This includes the creation of a digital card for individuals with specific needs and the digitization of local solidarity program initiatives. Additionally, special digital platforms will be launched to enhance service delivery in the field of national solidarity.
Conclusion
These initiatives reflect Algeria’s strategic commitment to addressing social vulnerabilities and enhancing the welfare of its citizens, particularly women and children. Mouloudji’s presentation underscores the government’s ongoing efforts to create a more supportive and inclusive society through various programs and digital advancements.
