The authorities in Algeria's Sétif province have announced the publication of provisional lists of candidates for rental housing in Hamam Guergour and Ain El-Kebira. This move aims to allow citizens to review the lists and submit appeals before the final verification of eligibility. The lists were published in accordance with the provisions of Article 41 of Executive Decree No. 08/142 dated May 11, 2008.
In Ain El-Kebira, a list of 65 candidates for rental housing has been published, while in Hamam Guergour, 30 candidates are vying for rental housing as part of the 2024 program. The authorities have urged citizens to review the lists and submit appeals within the specified timeframe of eight days from the date of publication. The publication of the lists does not imply that the candidates have been definitively selected.
The authorities have emphasized that the lists are provisional and subject to verification and scrutiny by the relevant committees. Citizens can submit appeals and provide supporting documents to challenge the eligibility of candidates. The appeals will be reviewed, and the lists will be updated accordingly. The process aims to ensure transparency and fairness in the allocation of rental housing.
In Hamam Guergour, citizens can submit appeals in person at the designated office, accompanied by their national identity card and proof of submission of their social housing application. In Ain El-Kebira, citizens can submit written appeals with supporting documents to the provincial appeals committee.
The authorities have taken measures to ensure that the information is accessible to all citizens. The lists have been published in public spaces and on the official websites and social media pages of the local authorities. This allows citizens to review the lists and exercise their right to appeal.
The publication of the lists includes personal data of the candidates, such as names and images, as well as information about their social status. This aims to enhance transparency and allow citizens to verify the information and submit appeals if necessary.
The process is part of the local authorities' efforts to ensure the integrity and transparency of the rental housing allocation process. The authorities aim to involve citizens in the appeals process and provide an opportunity for them to provide information that may affect the eligibility of candidates.
Key points
- The lists of candidates for rental housing have been published in Hamam Guergour and Ain El-Kebira, Algeria.
- Citizens can submit appeals and provide supporting documents to challenge the eligibility of candidates.
- The authorities aim to ensure transparency and fairness in the allocation of rental housing.
