The Minister of Housing, Urban Planning and the City, Mohamed Tarek Belaribi, affirmed yesterday that the National Agency for Housing Improvement and Development (AADL) is diligently executing its housing program. This statement comes amidst public scrutiny, particularly from social media platforms abroad, regarding the AADL 3 subscription phase.
During a parliamentary session dedicated to addressing citizen inquiries, Minister Belaribi emphasized that all concerns raised by subscribers are being addressed and monitored regularly. He assured that every subscriber who meets the eligibility criteria will automatically receive housing.
Minister Belaribi highlighted that AADL has leveraged its experience from managing the previous AADL 1 and AADL 2 programs to enhance the efficiency of the current program. He noted the complete digitalization of the process, including electronic payments, which has eliminated the long queues previously experienced by subscribers.
The Minister emphasized that over 300,000 subscribers have already paid the first installment of the initial tranche. He reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to ensuring the program’s organized and transparent operation, reflecting the state’s ongoing efforts to provide housing for its citizens. The AADL 3 program is a key initiative in addressing the national housing demand. The Ministry is committed to transparency and efficiency.
The government is dedicated to providing adequate housing for all citizens and is striving to meet this goal through various initiatives like the AADL program.
