President Abdelmadjid Tebboune was officially sworn in for his second term as Algeria's president on September 17, 2024, after winning approximately 84.3% of the votes in the recent elections, although the electoral process has faced criticism for voter apathy and irregularities in the vote count. The ceremony, held at the Palais des Nations in Algiers, was attended by government officials and representatives of Algeria's political landscape, including his challengers. Despite a significant majority, the election saw a turnout of only 46.1%, raising questions about the legitimacy of the process amidst allegations of political repression. Tebboune's first term was characterized by reforms aimed at combating corruption and strengthening governance, and he promises to continue this trajectory in his new term. His administration's ability to maintain public support and address ongoing challenges will be closely monitored as he embarks on this renewed mandate. Critics remain skeptical, urging for genuine democratic practices in the face of Algeria’s political elite's dominance.