The social-liberal orientation chosen by the UCP places the responsible enterprise at the heart of economic development, with the state ensuring a conducive and stable environment for it to invest with confidence.
Medias
High housing prices are a significant social issue that cannot be ignored. Construction programs face significant delays. Algeria must invest in affordable rental housing options. Those living in rental properties and homeowners in residences should not be treated unequally. Residential areas, whether rental or owned, should be socially diverse and well-maintained.
Youth is the future of the nation; that’s why it’s essential to make way for qualified and dedicated young individuals equipped with skills and positive energy. Despite the scientific investment made in the education of the youth, many no longer envision their future in Algeria; they imagine it elsewhere. It’s a national failure to witness the country’s most significant resource fading away in foreign lands or at sea. In UCP’s view, it’s crucial to encourage the youth to contribute to Algeria’s progress by providing them with the right conditions (technology, support systems, etc.).
Industrie
A thriving and competitive industrial sector is a crucial cornerstone for Algeria’s development. Society must ensure the success of the industry by investing in high-quality infrastructure, skilled labor, and creating a stable and secure business environment. The Algerian industry thrived through its expertise, specialization, and cooperation.
Income inequalities have increased in Algeria in recent years. Significant disparities in wealth among different segments of society threaten equality, social cohesion, and the overall well-being of the society. We do not endorse economic or social policies that lead to an exacerbation of income inequalities. Income disparities must be reduced, notably by improving the livelihoods of the most disadvantaged and providing them with better employment opportunities, as well as by increasing taxes on the wealthiest members of society. UCP will pursue an ambitious policy to alleviate these inequalities by leveraging the resources of the state.
The human factor is at the core of our program, vision, and values. Today, we must invest in human potential, as it is the initial capital of our nation. Indeed, UCP emphasizes the enhancement of our country’s human resources.
A historic milestone in the life of our nation. The Hirak has reconciled us with ourselves and our history. We have a duty to transform it into a true political project.
Globalization has produced winners and losers, often leading to greater societal divisions. The global economy requires stricter regulations and is currently insufficiently democratic to safeguard the rights and interests of many countries, including ours. At the national level, society should strive to mitigate the most detrimental effects of the global economy by investing in local production, social security, and education.
Family assistance levels should be increased and more equitably tied to the rising cost of living. We support an individual right to childcare for all children, regardless of whether both parents work or not.
A child has the right to be with both parents, and UCP’s objective is parental equality. The parental leave system should be developed to ensure both parents have a share of leave. The parental leave period should be extended until the child reaches one year.
Ethique
We believe in bringing about change through the exercise of power and political action, but this should not come at the expense of our ethics. Similarly, law and order alone are not sufficient to transform a society; ethics are required. We believe that politicians should serve as ethical examples for society.
Businesses focused on growth and innovation should be supported and encouraged. Long-term economic policy should be favorable to enterprises and entrepreneurial spirit. We aim to bolster entrepreneurship, particularly by enhancing social security during startup phases and initial years. By mitigating the initial risks of entrepreneurship, we provide more individuals with the opportunity to establish their own businesses and guide them, while also promoting innovation and employment.
Our goal is full employment. Everyone should have the opportunity for full-time employment that guarantees them a decent and fair wage. Part-time or intermittent work should be a personal choice of the employee, not something imposed upon them. The labor market should become more flexible for workers. Enhancing the work environment and achieving a better work-life balance is not only an important objective but also a crucial means for enabling workers to remain productive throughout their careers.