Algeria's Housing Minister, Mohamed Tarek Belaribi, announced that the national process of distributing housing units will begin on Sunday, November 1st, at 10 am across all provinces in the country. This initiative aims to provide 133,780 housing units of various types to eligible citizens. The distribution is set to coincide with the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of Algeria's liberation revolution.

The housing units to be distributed include 36,865 public rental units, 36,382 social housing units, 27,440 rural housing assistance units, 17,538 units under the free promotion formula, 11,566 units under the assisted promotion formula, 3,789 units under the "Aadl 3" rental-purchase formula, and 200 units under the public promotion formula. Minister Belaribi emphasized that the success of the program is not measured by the number of projects announced but by the actual completion and delivery of these housing units.

The minister also announced the start of the distribution of the first set of housing units under the "Aadl 3" program, which comprises 3,789 units across 12 provinces. The "Aadl 3" program had progressed from the registration phase in 2024 to the study of files in 2025, with the distribution phase commencing in 2026. This program aims to provide affordable housing to eligible citizens.

Minister Belaribi further revealed that 850,000 housing units have been registered in the finance laws for the years 2025, 2026, and 2027 to implement the "Aadl 3" program. This move is part of the government's efforts to address the housing needs of Algerian citizens and improve their living conditions.

The distribution of housing units is a significant step towards addressing Algeria's housing challenges. The government's initiative aims to provide shelter to thousands of families across the country. The various types of housing units being distributed cater to different needs and income levels, ensuring that a wide range of citizens can benefit from the program.

The "Aadl 3" program is part of Algeria's ongoing efforts to improve housing conditions for its citizens. The program's implementation is being closely monitored by the government, which is committed to delivering on its promises. The distribution of housing units under this program is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of many Algerian families.

The Algerian government's focus on housing is reflective of its commitment to improving the quality of life for its citizens. The distribution of 133,780 housing units nationwide is a significant achievement, and the government's efforts to address the country's housing needs are ongoing.

Key points

  • Algeria's Housing Minister announces distribution of 133,780 housing units across the country.
  • The distribution includes 3,789 units under the "Aadl 3" rental-purchase formula across 12 provinces.
  • 850,000 housing units have been registered in the finance laws for the years 2025, 2026, and 2027 to implement the "Aadl 3" program.

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