Biography and career
Charef Abdelmalek
From advocacy to representation.
A lawyer since 1994 and a Member of the National People’s Assembly for Tlemcen. A career connecting legal experience, public administration, and listening to citizens.
Explore the journey
- Constituency
- Wilaya of Tlemcen
- Mandate
- Tenth legislature
- Political party
- National Liberation Front
About the deputy
Legal experience. A connection to citizens.
Born in Maghnia in 1968, Charef Abdelmalek has practised law since 1994. He is admitted before the Supreme Court and the Council of State.
He studied at the University of Sidi Bel Abbès before continuing his education in business law at the University of Perpignan in France. Alongside his legal practice, he served as legal counsel to public institutions in Tlemcen.
His career connects professional practice, local representation, and national public service. His approach centres on listening to citizens, understanding their cases, and relaying their concerns to the relevant authorities.
Education
A continuing education in law.
From Maghnia to Sidi Bel Abbès, then Perpignan. Educational milestones drawn from the supplied biography.
- 1986
Baccalaureate
Mixed Secondary School 01, Maghnia
- 1990
Degree in legal and administrative sciences
University of Sidi Bel Abbès
- 1992
Certificate of aptitude for the legal profession
University of Sidi Bel Abbès · CAPA
- 2004
Postgraduate diploma in business law
University of Perpignan, France
Legal career
Legal practice and public administration.
Experience studying and defending cases, alongside practical knowledge of how public administration works.
Began practising law
Admitted before the Supreme Court and the Council of State
Legal counsel appointments
- Wilaya of Tlemcen
- Regional Customs Directorate of Tlemcen
- Tax administration of Tlemcen
Public service
From local representation to the National Assembly.
Political and elected responsibilities leading to the tenth legislature.
- 2015
Member of the FLN Central Committee
Membership established at the party’s 2015 congress
- 2017–2020
Member of the Tlemcen Provincial People’s Assembly
Elected mandate at provincial level
- 2023
Central Committee membership renewed
National Liberation Front congress of 2023
- 2026
Member of the National People’s Assembly for Tlemcen
Head of FLN list no. 02 at the 2 July legislative election. Membership confirmed on 28 July for the tenth legislature.
He also served as head of the National Liberation Front’s Maghnia district organisation.
The approach
Listen first. Understand the case, then follow it through.
The office extends this approach: a place for dialogue with citizens and for relaying their concerns to the relevant authorities. Legal experience helps make sense of the case; proximity supports the conversation.
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This profile is based on the biography supplied to the office.
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