Algeria celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of its liberation revolution on November 1st, with a wide-ranging development project that included the distribution of thousands of housing units across the country. The projects also included the inauguration and putting into service of several projects and facilities in vital sectors, including education, health, public works, and energy. These projects reflect the state's efforts to improve the living standards of citizens and enhance local development.
The celebrations, which took place in various provinces across the country, were marked by the distribution of housing units in different forms, including public rental housing, subsidized housing, and housing sold through a rent-to-own system. In the province of Blida, 2546 housing units were distributed, while in Béjaïa, 3318 units were handed over. Other provinces, including Boumerdès, Chlef, Djelfa, and Aïn Defla, also saw significant distributions of housing units.
In the eastern part of the country, the province of M'sila saw the distribution of 9391 housing units in various forms, followed by Oum El Bouaghi with 3713 units, Sétif with 2832 units, and Constantine with 2257 units. Other provinces in the east, including Skikda, Mila, Souk Ahras, Batna, Khenchela, Tébessa, and El Taref, also benefited from the distribution of housing units. The rent-to-own program, known as "Aadl 3", also made significant progress, with the first units being handed over in Oum El Bouaghi.
The projects also included significant investments in education, health, and public works. In the province of Guelma, a new hospital was inaugurated, while in the province of Annaba, a new education complex was opened. The public works sector also saw significant investments, with the construction of new roads and the rehabilitation of existing ones. In the province of Oran, a new public lighting project was completed, while in the province of Mascara, a new water treatment plant was inaugurated.
The celebrations also highlighted the progress made in the housing sector, with the distribution of 4822 plots of land for social housing in M'sila, and 1177 subsidies for rural housing. In Bordj Bou Arréridj, 450 financial subsidies were allocated for rural housing. The projects also included the handing over of 867 deeds of ownership and 867 property titles.
In the western and southwestern parts of the country, the province of Oran saw the distribution of 5200 housing units, followed by Tiaret with 3000 units, and Saida with 2887 units. Other provinces in the region, including Mostaganem, Sidi Bel Abbès, and Naama, also benefited from the distribution of housing units. The projects also included significant investments in infrastructure, including the construction of new roads and the rehabilitation of existing ones.
The celebrations marked an important milestone in Algeria's history, as the country continues to make progress in various sectors. The projects reflect the government's commitment to improving the living standards of citizens and enhancing local development. The anniversary of the liberation revolution is an important occasion for Algerians to reflect on their country's history and to look forward to a brighter future.
Key points
- Algeria's government continues to prioritize housing and infrastructure development.
- The rent-to-own program "Aadl 3" is making significant progress across the country.
- The celebrations highlighted the progress made in various sectors, including education, health, and public works.
