Algiers, Algeria – The Minister of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation, Said Saayoud, presided over the installation ceremony of newly appointed governors for several key districts within the Algiers province today, Saturday. The ceremony, held in the capital, marked the official commencement of duties for the governors of Cheraga, Sidi M’Hamed, and Dar El Beida.
These appointments are a direct result of the recent partial reshuffle initiated by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune within the ranks of governors and deputy governors across the nation. The reshuffle is intended to inject fresh perspectives and renewed vigor into local administration, aiming to enhance efficiency and responsiveness to the needs of citizens.
The installation ceremony underscores the government’s commitment to strengthening local governance and ensuring effective leadership at the district level. The newly appointed governors are expected to play a crucial role in implementing national policies, driving local development initiatives, and fostering closer collaboration between the administration and the communities they serve.
The districts of Cheraga, Sidi M’Hamed, and Dar El Beida are vital economic and residential hubs within the Algiers metropolitan area. The selection of experienced and capable individuals to lead these districts is therefore of paramount importance. Minister Saayoud emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement in the new governors’ approach to governance.
The government hopes that these new appointments will contribute significantly to improving the quality of life for residents in these districts and fostering sustainable development across the Algiers province. Further announcements regarding the specific priorities and initiatives of the new governors are expected in the coming days.
