On September 28, 2026, the Governor of Constantine, Kamal Eddine Kherbouch, conducted a working visit to the Ibn Ziadeh district. The visit aimed to assess the progress of various housing projects and infrastructure development in the area. During the visit, the governor emphasized the need to accelerate the completion of delayed housing projects and provide necessary resources to meet the scheduled deadlines.
The governor inspected the construction site of 200+100 public rental housing units in the new Ibn Ziadeh extension. He noted significant disparities in the progress of work across different construction sites and stressed the importance of allocating sufficient human and material resources to expedite the completion of delayed projects. The governor also emphasized the need to finalize external works for the units scheduled for delivery in November.
Kherbouch also visited the construction site of 100 subsidized housing units and instructed the contractors to accelerate the work and address any challenges. He warned that failure to make significant progress would result in the implementation of relevant measures. The governor's primary objective is to ensure that the housing units are completed and meet the required standards for occupancy.
The governor reviewed the status of housing projects in the new Ibn Ziadeh extension and assessed the progress of work and challenges faced by the construction sites. He urged the contractors to address the delays and avoid situations that could further postpone the delivery dates. The governor's visit aimed to ensure that the projects are completed on time and meet the needs of the local population.
During the visit, the governor also inspected the new "Zarzi Al Ilmi" high school, which has a capacity of 1000 students. The school has been operational since the start of the current academic year and has already accommodated 585 students. The governor emphasized the importance of providing quality services, including school meals, and ensuring a conducive learning environment.
The governor also examined the construction of a new elementary school in the 900 social housing units area. The project, which is part of the integrated neighborhood program, has reached 75% completion. The contractor has committed to completing the project by December. The governor stressed the importance of meeting this deadline, given the school's role in improving the learning environment for local students.
The governor interacted with local residents, listened to their concerns, and proposed solutions in coordination with relevant authorities. The visit demonstrated the government's commitment to addressing the needs of the local population and promoting development in the region. The governor's directives aim to ensure the timely completion of housing projects and improve the quality of life for residents in Ibn Ziadeh.
Key points
- The governor emphasized the need to accelerate the completion of delayed housing projects and provide necessary resources to meet the scheduled deadlines.
