Prime Minister Sifi Gherib presided over a crucial government meeting today, focusing on key initiatives aimed at enhancing Algeria's economic framework and investment climate. The session addressed significant legislative and strategic advancements designed to foster growth and development.
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Central to the discussions was a draft executive decree that outlines the terms and procedures for granting transferable rights to state-owned private lands. These lands are designated for the development of commercial real estate projects. This move is a cornerstone of the government's new approach to managing economic real estate assets, aligning with public authority directives to cultivate a more attractive and efficient investment environment within the real estate sector.
Furthermore, the government received a comprehensive briefing on the 'Job Map for Structuring Projects.' This forward-looking tool is designed to diagnose current and future needs for skilled labor. Its primary objective is to ensure a supply of qualified personnel, thereby guaranteeing the smooth execution of major structural projects. The initiative involves establishing an integrated system for collecting and processing data on the quantitative and qualitative requirements for skilled human resources.
This strategic effort is part of a broader reform agenda for training programs. The goal is to adapt the outputs of educational and vocational training to meet the demands of the national economy, enhance the employability of certificate holders, and facilitate their integration into the workforce.
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