التنظيم الدستوري للغة في الجزائر

Abstract EN

Language expresses the cultural identity of societies, and is considered an extension of the entity of states that are keen to teach their language to non-speakers, and then spread their culture and civilization and affirm their existence as living nations that create life and lead the world's culture and civilization.

In ordre to achieve this and in view of the civilizational and cultural heritage, countries adopt one or more official languages in their constitutions and legal systems.

The article aims to define the language as a cultural heritage in the Algerian constitutions and in the laws governing the official language adopted in Algeria, especially since the adoption of the Amazigh language among the local languages as an official language in addition to the Arabic was one of the reasons for writing in this part, taking into account the historical struggle in The way to recognize the Amazigh language and work to promote it.

This is something that other local dialects lack, despite their cultural importance.