President Abdelmadjid Tebboune of Algeria has officially declared his intention to run for a second presidential term, backed by various political parties and civil groups, emphasizing collective achievements and economic improvements during his current tenure. The announcement comes amidst preparations for the upcoming election on September 7th, aiming to strengthen democratic legitimacy and showcase effective financial management. Tebboune's decision, following a period of speculation, signals a continuation of his leadership and ongoing reforms crucial for Algeria's progress and stability, supported by a unified commitment from the Coalition of Majority Parties. Despite his achievements, Tebboune's administration has faced criticism for crackdowns on dissent, restrictions on protests, and challenges to freedom of expression, raising concerns among human rights groups.