The Algerian government has initiated projects to construct two new urban security headquarters in the Tebessa province. The first project, located in the Boulhaf area of Tebessa, has already begun, with a planned completion time of six months. The project involves an investment of 20 billion centimes and will cover an area of 4000 square meters. The new headquarters will feature several facilities aimed at enhancing the capabilities of local law enforcement.
The construction of the urban security headquarters in Boulhaf is part of a broader program aimed at improving security in residential areas. This initiative is aligned with the government's efforts to enhance public safety and protect citizens and their properties. Tebessa currently has seven urban security headquarters under the jurisdiction of the Tebessa state security department. The new facilities are expected to bolster the city's security infrastructure.
A second urban security headquarters is planned for the Enba area, specifically at the 2550 housing site in the new urban center. This project is expected to commence soon and will have a similar structure and financial allocation as the Boulhaf project. The construction of these security headquarters reflects the government's commitment to improving urban security across the region.
The projects were highlighted during an exhibition held at the Mohamed Chebouki Cultural Center in Tebessa, marking the Arab Housing Day. The exhibition featured information from the Public Works Directorate, which is overseeing the implementation of these projects as part of the 2026 program. The program focuses on integrated residential neighborhood projects.
The urban security headquarters are designed to facilitate police operations and enhance their ability to protect citizens and public and private property within urban areas. The construction of these facilities demonstrates the government's dedication to improving security services and infrastructure in Tebessa and surrounding areas.
The announcement of these projects coincides with other recent developments in Tebessa, including the registration of 3000 new housing units in 2026. The government's investment in housing and security infrastructure reflects its efforts to address various aspects of public services and improve living conditions in the region.
The construction of the two urban security headquarters is expected to have a positive impact on the local community, enhancing security and contributing to the overall development of Tebessa. The projects align with the government's broader goals of improving public services and infrastructure across Algeria.
Key points
- Algeria's authorities have announced plans to build two new urban security headquarters in the Tebessa province.
- The projects are part of a broader program aimed at improving security in residential areas.
- The construction of the headquarters is expected to enhance security services and infrastructure in Tebessa and surrounding areas.
