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Published on 2024-04-09 11:04:52
Barely ten days have passed since the presidential announcement regarding the improvements in consular services for expatriates. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already reacted with emergency measures.
Indeed, yesterday, the Ministry headed by Minister Ahmed Attaf unveiled a series of emergency measures aimed at improving consular services and addressing the concerns of the Algerian community abroad. This is a rapid response to the expectations of expatriates.
Handling appointments for biometric passports
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs quickly responded to the debates sparked by the implementation of an appointment system for biometric passport applications. It clarified the situation to avoid any confusion.
The Ministry reaffirms its commitment to improving consular services for the Algerian community abroad. Under the directives of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, it is taking emergency measures to meet their needs.
Extending the working hours of Algerian consulates
To respond to the increasing demand for the renewal of biometric passports, especially during the summer holidays, the Ministry is extending the weekly working hours of the consulates. This aims to offer a more efficient service to expatriates.
In addition to extending the working hours, local outreach will be organized to welcome Algerians. This will help better manage requests and provide a more personalized service.
The Ministry is also considering additional measures to reduce the influx observed during peak periods. This initiative aims to ensure a smooth and efficient service for all expatriates.
In conclusion, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is quickly responding to the needs of the Algerian community abroad by implementing emergency measures. These actions aim to improve consular services and offer effective assistance to expatriates, demonstrating the government’s commitment to its diaspora.
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