President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a meeting with civil society representatives in Constantine today, marking a key moment in his working visit to the province. The President dedicated the session to listening to the concerns and proposals of local actors, focusing on how they can contribute to the region’s developmental progress.
The meeting underscores the government’s commitment to inclusive governance and its emphasis on incorporating grassroots perspectives into national development strategies. President Tebboune listened attentively as representatives voiced their opinions on a range of issues, from infrastructure improvements to economic opportunities and social welfare programs.
“Your insights are invaluable,” President Tebboune stated, addressing the assembled representatives. “The government is determined to work hand-in-hand with civil society to build a more prosperous and equitable future for Constantine and for all of Algeria.”
Earlier in the day, President Tebboune inaugurated and inspected several development projects across the province, highlighting the government’s ongoing investment in Constantine’s infrastructure and economy. These projects are aimed at stimulating job creation, improving living standards, and enhancing the region’s overall competitiveness.
The President’s visit to Constantine reaffirms the government’s focus on regional development and its commitment to addressing the specific needs of each province. By actively engaging with civil society and investing in key infrastructure projects, the government aims to unlock Constantine’s full potential and drive sustainable growth across the region. This visit signals a renewed effort to foster collaboration between the state and its citizens in shaping the future of Algeria.
