Algiers – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has emphasized the critical need to commence operations at the zinc and lead mine in Oued Amizour, located in the Bejaia province, by March. The directive was issued during today’s Council of Ministers meeting, reflecting the government’s commitment to boosting the national economy through strategic resource development.
The President underscored the importance of adhering to the established timeline to ensure the project’s timely contribution to the country’s industrial sector. The Oued Amizour mine is expected to be a significant source of zinc and lead, vital components in various manufacturing industries. The project aims to reduce reliance on imports and bolster domestic production capacity.
The Council of Ministers also discussed other key issues related to economic development and national planning. President Tebboune reiterated the government’s focus on fostering a favorable investment climate and supporting projects that generate employment opportunities for Algerian citizens. The successful launch of the Amizour mine is viewed as a crucial step in achieving these broader economic goals.
The government is expected to release further details regarding the operational readiness of the mine in the coming weeks. This will likely include information on the project’s anticipated production capacity, job creation figures, and its overall contribution to the national GDP. The Oued Amizour mine represents a substantial investment in Algeria’s natural resources and a significant move towards economic diversification.
This development underscores the government’s commitment to its industrialization strategy, with the mining sector playing a pivotal role. Further updates on this and other national projects will be provided as they become available.
