Public services are the best example of social cooperation, collective responsibility, and solidarity. All members of society should be able to recognize that their tax money contributes to common, high-quality, and easily accessible public services. This requires not only adequate funding but also good working conditions and services that cater to the needs of citizens.
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Is acquired through study and experience; at UCP, we give it a prominent place as knowledge forms the foundation of societal development.
Healthcare services and care need to be improved. Specifically, we must invest in basic healthcare, establish nearby care services in all regions, and digitize healthcare, which requires the pooling of resources within the healthcare system. Public healthcare services must be of high quality and accessible to all, as healthcare services are public enterprises of strategic importance.
It is the foundation of UCP, the gradual transformation towards improvement. Its political translation for us involves initiating projects for which not all of us will immediately benefit from the results, as they will become evident in 10 to 30 years. UCP is willing to make this sacrifice for future generations because we believe in human progress and citizen engagement.
The fight against poverty is a key element of social justice. Poverty must be eradicated and prevented by addressing unemployment, improving social security and public services, and reducing the cost of essential living, particularly housing. We need a more inclusive, accessible, and efficient social security model to raise the basic standard of living and reduce inequalities.
Whether it’s agile or cross-functional, we advocate for a horizontal organization. The choice of organization leads to transparency and questioning of those in charge. UCP believes in sharing responsibilities with citizens in the management of public affairs.
We support the United Nations, along with other international organizations, in its role of peacekeeping. However, the absence of any African country from the Security Council and other governing bodies of international organizations leads us to consider a proactive policy to ensure African representation within international institutions.
We believe that Algerian identity is self-sufficient. This ancient and diverse identity enables us to reconcile our differences within this Algerian identity. We reject political influences from both the East and the West.
Meritocracy is the promotion of individuals based on their merit, characterized by criteria such as aptitude, work, effort, skills, intelligence, and virtue. It’s a promotion choice that excludes social origin, personal relationships and networks, wealth, and regionalism. This is the social organization that UCP aspires to achieve.
We support the creation of a United African Maghreb based on geographical ties that inherently bind us in a shared destiny, as well as another cross-cutting union founded on language. All of these unions should be developed towards economic, cultural, and human development. The policy should aim to have a unified voice in international decisions and create common markets that can influence global outcomes. These unions must be active in international matters and also address climate change, which affects our region more than others in the world.