Wafaa (party)
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The Wafaa is an illegal political party in Algeria.[1] The party was founded by Ahmed Taleb Ibrahimi, son of Bashir al-Ibrahimi and several times a minister in the Boumédiène and Bendjedid eras. It was banned in 2000 for alleged links to the outlawed Islamic Salvation Front (FIS).
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- Movement of Society for Peace (65)
- Democratic National Rally (58)
- Future Front (48)
- National Construction Movement (39)
- Voice of the People (3)
- Justice and Development Front (2)
- Good Governance Front (2)
- New Dawn (2)
- Freedom and Justice Party (2)
- Jil Jadid (1)
- New Algeria Front (1)
- Algerian National Front (1)
- Dignity Party (1)
- Ahd 54
- Algerian Party for Democracy and Socialism
- Algerian Popular Movement
- Algerian Rally
- Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party
- Democratic and Social Movement
- El-Infitah Movement
- Essabil
- Islamic Renaissance Movement
- Movement for Democracy in Algeria
- Islah
- Movement of National Understanding
- National Movement for Nature and Development
- National Party for Solidarity and Development
- Movement for Youth and Democracy
- National Democratic Front
- National Front of Independents for Understanding
- Natural Law Party
- National Movement of Hope
- National Republican Alliance
- Party of Algerian Renewal
- Progressive Republican Party
- Republican Patriotic Rally
- Socialist Forces Front
- Socialist Workers' Party
- Workers' Party
References
[edit]- ^ "Algerian ban on WAFA party". www.europarl.europa.eu. Retrieved 2022-05-20.