Algiers – Minister of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation, Said Saayoud, affirmed Wednesday evening that establishing effective regional governance is a central priority within the state’s ongoing reform efforts.
Speaking Wednesday, December 17, 2025, Minister Saayoud emphasized that bolstering local governance and implementing a regional administration capable of efficiently and effectively addressing citizens’ needs is integral to the reforms the state is actively pursuing.
The Minister highlighted the importance of a decentralized approach to governance, stating that empowering regional administrations allows for tailored solutions to local challenges. He further elaborated on the need for streamlined processes and enhanced transparency within these regional bodies to ensure optimal service delivery and accountability.
“Our commitment to establishing effective regional governance is unwavering,” Minister Saayoud declared. “We believe that by empowering local administrations, we can foster greater citizen engagement and create a more responsive and accountable government.”
The reforms aim to improve the efficiency of public services, promote sustainable development at the regional level, and strengthen the relationship between citizens and their local authorities. This initiative aligns with the government’s broader vision of building a more inclusive and prosperous nation.
The Minister also underscored the significance of collaboration between the central government and regional administrations to ensure the successful implementation of these reforms. He called for a concerted effort from all stakeholders to work together towards achieving the common goal of creating a more effective and citizen-centric governance system.
The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation is actively working on developing and implementing the necessary legislative and regulatory frameworks to support the establishment of effective regional governance. Further details on the specific measures being taken will be announced in the coming weeks.
