As part of the celebrations marking Algeria's 57th anniversary of independence, Mustaha Limani, the wali of Bouira, conducted a working visit to the southern part of the province. During his visit, he launched several development projects aimed at improving the quality of life for residents. The projects included the construction of a new school and the inauguration of a new electrical transformer.
In the commune of Sour El Ghozlane, Limani laid the foundation stone for a new school of type "D" in the new urban pole. He emphasized the importance of delivering high-quality work and adhering to the set deadlines. The wali set a target for the school to be operational by September, coinciding with the new academic year, to accommodate students from the new urban pole.
The new school project is part of a broader effort to improve education infrastructure in the region. Limani's visit also included the inauguration of a new electrical transformer in the Aïn Aomar neighborhood of Sour El Ghozlane. The transformer aims to strengthen the electrical network and enhance services in the area. The director of the Bouira Distribution Concession (CD) presented an overview of the rural electrification program, which will connect 1,170 rural households to the electrical network.
Limani's visit continued in the commune of El Hachimia, where he laid the foundation stone for another school of type "D". In the neighboring commune of Oued El Bredi, he inaugurated the new headquarters of the local people's assembly (APC). During his stops, the wali interacted with citizens, who raised concerns about issues such as water, gas, and electricity supply, as well as urban planning.
The wali listened to the concerns of the citizens and promised to address them as soon as possible. He acknowledged the challenges facing the region and reiterated his commitment to finding solutions. The development projects launched during his visit aim to improve the living conditions of residents and provide essential services.
The rural electrification program is a significant initiative that will benefit many households in the region. According to the CD de Bouira, the program will connect 1,170 rural households to the electrical network, enhancing their access to electricity and improving their quality of life. The program is part of a broader effort to promote development and reduce disparities between urban and rural areas.
The authorities' efforts to address the concerns of citizens and launch development projects demonstrate their commitment to improving the lives of residents in Bouira province. The projects launched during Limani's visit will have a positive impact on the region, and the authorities' responsiveness to citizens' concerns is expected to enhance trust and cooperation.
Key points
- The wali of Bouira launched several development projects in the southern part of the province to mark Algeria's 57th anniversary of independence.
- The projects included the construction of new schools and the inauguration of a new electrical transformer to strengthen the electrical network.
- The authorities also interacted with citizens, addressing their concerns and promising to find solutions to the challenges facing the region.
