Algiers – The Minister of Interior, Local Authorities, and Urban Planning, Said Sayoud, presented a proposed amendment to the law concerning the country’s territorial organization to the Council of the Nation on Wednesday.
The session, held on December 17, 2025, saw Minister Sayoud outline the key revisions and additions to the existing legislation. The proposed law aims to refine and optimize the administrative structure of the nation, potentially impacting regional development and resource allocation.
The specifics of the proposed amendments were detailed during the presentation. While a complete transcript is not yet available, sources indicate the changes focus on improving efficiency in local governance and fostering greater inter-regional cooperation. The revisions also address the distribution of responsibilities and powers between different administrative levels.
Council members engaged in a robust discussion following Minister Sayoud’s presentation. Several senators raised questions regarding the potential impact of the changes on specific regions and the mechanisms for ensuring equitable distribution of resources. The debate highlighted the complexities inherent in reforming the nation’s territorial framework.
The bill will now undergo further review and debate within the Council of the Nation before a final vote is taken. The outcome of this legislative process could significantly reshape the administrative landscape of Algeria in the coming years.
DZWatch will continue to monitor the progress of this important legislation and provide updates as they become available.
