Algiers – The Minister of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation, Mr. Said Saayoud, chaired a coordination meeting today with the Governors of the Republic via video conference. The meeting focused on evaluating the performance of 2025, assessing the implementation of established programs, and preparing for the year 2026, according to a statement released by the Ministry.
The meeting provided an opportunity to examine the progress made on key initiatives across various sectors. Governors presented detailed reports on the status of projects within their respective regions, highlighting both successes and challenges encountered. The Minister emphasized the importance of adhering to the outlined plans and timelines to ensure the effective delivery of services to citizens.
A significant portion of the discussion was dedicated to preparations for 2026. Minister Saayoud underscored the need for proactive planning and strategic resource allocation to meet the evolving needs of the population. He urged the Governors to identify potential areas for improvement and to develop innovative solutions to address existing challenges. The importance of inter-sectoral coordination was also highlighted, emphasizing the need for seamless collaboration between different government agencies.
Furthermore, the Minister reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting local development initiatives. He assured the Governors of the Ministry’s continued support in providing the necessary resources and guidance to facilitate the successful implementation of local development projects. The meeting concluded with a series of directives aimed at enhancing efficiency and improving the overall performance of local administration.
The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transportation considers this type of ongoing dialogue crucial for effective governance and for ensuring that government programs are aligned with the needs of the people. It is expected that similar meetings will be held regularly to monitor progress and to address emerging issues.