President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a meeting of the Council of Ministers today, focusing on a range of significant development and structural projects. The meeting, held at the Presidential Palace, addressed critical initiatives aimed at bolstering regional development and enhancing public services across the nation.
A key item on the agenda was the proposed elevation of several administrative districts in the High Plateaus and Southern regions to full-fledged provinces. This initiative seeks to empower local governance and improve the efficiency of public administration, bringing services closer to citizens and fostering greater regional autonomy. The Council examined the potential impact of this restructuring on local economies and infrastructure development.
The Council also received a progress report on the Gara Djebilet iron ore mine project and the Tindouf-Bechar mining railway line. These strategic projects are central to Algeria’s industrial development and economic diversification plans. The report detailed the current status of construction, potential challenges, and strategies to ensure timely completion and optimal operation of these vital infrastructure components.
Furthermore, the meeting addressed the construction of a 500-bed University Hospital Center in Constantine. This project is crucial for enhancing healthcare infrastructure in the region and providing advanced medical services to the local population. The Council reviewed the construction timeline, budget allocations, and measures to ensure the hospital meets the highest standards of medical care.
Finally, the Council discussed a project to procure specialized equipment for the institution supporting the development of digitalization. This initiative underscores the government’s commitment to modernizing public services and promoting digital transformation across various sectors. The investment in advanced technology aims to improve efficiency, transparency, and accessibility of government services for all citizens.
The outcomes of this Council of Ministers meeting are expected to have a significant impact on Algeria’s development trajectory, driving economic growth, enhancing public services, and improving the quality of life for citizens across the country.
