Algiers – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a meeting of the Council of Ministers today, according to sources at the Presidential Palace. The meeting, held at the government headquarters, saw the attendance of key cabinet members and senior advisors.
While details of the agenda remain undisclosed, it is widely anticipated that the council addressed several critical issues facing the nation. These likely include ongoing economic reforms, the implementation of key infrastructure projects, and the latest developments in regional security.
DZWatch understands that discussions also centered on the upcoming budget and strategies for boosting domestic production across various sectors. The President has repeatedly emphasized the importance of diversifying the Algerian economy and reducing reliance on hydrocarbons. This meeting provided a crucial platform for ministers to present updates on their respective efforts and to coordinate national strategies.
Furthermore, the Council of Ministers is expected to have reviewed progress on social programs aimed at improving living standards and addressing unemployment, particularly among young people. The government has made significant commitments to expanding access to education, healthcare, and affordable housing, and this meeting allowed for assessment of the efficacy of these initiatives.
The outcomes of the Council of Ministers meeting are expected to be announced in the coming days, providing further clarity on the government’s priorities and policy direction. DZWatch will continue to monitor developments and provide comprehensive coverage of the government’s actions.
President Tebboune, in his capacity as Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and Minister of National Defense, may have also addressed matters related to national security and defense. Algeria continues to play a vital role in regional stability, and the council likely discussed ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and maintain peace along its borders.
