On November 1st, 800 Algerian families took possession of their new homes in a ceremony supervised by Minister-Wali of Algiers, Mohamed Abdennour Rabehi. The event coincided with the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Algerian liberation revolution. The ceremony was attended by several officials, including the President of the Wilaya Popular Assembly, Mohamed El Habib Ben Boulaïd, and representatives from the Ministry of Housing.
The housing distribution is part of a larger national effort to provide affordable housing to Algerian citizens. According to the Ministry of Housing, a total of 133,780 housing units and assistance packages are being distributed across the country. This initiative is in line with President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's policy to make access to decent housing a priority. The President has made housing a key aspect of his mandate.
The ceremony in Algiers was attended by a number of high-ranking officials, including representatives from the Ministry of Housing, parliamentarians, and local authorities. The event also saw the participation of representatives from the revolutionary family organizations and the Algerian Muslim Scouts. The beneficiaries and their families were also in attendance, marking a significant moment for them as they received the keys to their new homes.
The housing distribution is not limited to Algiers, with other wilayas also receiving a significant number of housing units. On July 5th, over 179,000 housing units and assistance packages were distributed across the country to mark the 64th anniversary of Algeria's independence. The government has set an ambitious target of building two million homes between 2025 and 2029.
The AADL 3 program, which aims to provide affordable housing to Algerian citizens, has entered its delivery phase. On November 1st, Minister of Housing, Mohamed Tarek Belaribi, officially launched the first tranche of AADL 3, with 3,789 units distributed across 12 wilayas. The program has seen significant interest, with nearly 950,000 applicants having paid their first installment.
The Algerian government has made significant progress in its efforts to address the housing shortage in the country. The Ministry of Housing has set an ambitious target of building 850,000 units under the 2025, 2026, and 2027 finance laws. The government's efforts to provide affordable housing have been welcomed by Algerian citizens, who have been facing significant challenges in accessing decent housing.
The distribution of housing units across the country is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of thousands of Algerian families. The government's efforts to provide affordable housing are part of a broader strategy to improve the standard of living of Algerian citizens. The housing program is also expected to have a positive impact on the economy, as it is expected to create jobs and stimulate economic growth.
Key points
- 800 Algerian families receive housing keys in ceremony marking 72nd anniversary of liberation revolution
- Algerian government distributes 133,780 housing units and assistance packages across the country
- AADL 3 program enters delivery phase with 3,789 units distributed across 12 wilayas
