Algiers, Algeria – Authorities in Algiers have commenced the distribution of more than 2,300 housing units across various housing programs. The initiative, overseen by the Governor of Algiers, Abdelnour Rabhi, began on Thursday, October 30, 2025.
The distribution of these 2,349 units coincides with the 71st anniversary of the commencement of the Algerian War of Independence. This timing underscores the government’s commitment to providing adequate housing for its citizens while commemorating a pivotal moment in the nation’s history.
The housing units encompass a range of accommodation types, catering to diverse needs and income levels within the Algiers community. The various housing programs aim to address the ongoing demand for affordable and quality housing in the capital city.
Speaking at the launch ceremony, Governor Rabhi emphasized the significance of this housing distribution as part of a broader effort to improve the living conditions of Algiers residents. He reiterated the government’s dedication to continuing these types of projects in the future.
This initiative represents a significant step towards easing housing pressures in Algiers and providing much-needed homes for families across the city. The government hopes that these new residences will contribute to greater stability and prosperity for the beneficiaries.
The allocation process is expected to continue over the coming weeks, ensuring that all eligible recipients receive their housing assignments in a timely and transparent manner. Further details regarding the specific locations and types of housing units will be released by the Algiers Governorate in due course.
