Algerian Governor Kamal Hajji officially launched the 2026-2027 school year in Ghlizan province, marking a significant investment in education infrastructure. During a ceremony in the town of Ammi Moussa, Hajji inaugurated a new middle school, "Mujahid Si Ridwan," built at a cost of 350 million dinars. The school is classified as sixth-grade and is part of a broader effort to enhance educational facilities across the province.
The governor emphasized that this school year coincides with a substantial upgrade of educational infrastructure, including the launch of over 23 new educational institutions. These include 7 school complexes, 10 middle schools, 70 new classrooms, and 30 school playgrounds. The goal is to provide suitable learning conditions, especially given the increasing number of students, which exceeds 250,000 across the province.
In addition to infrastructure development, Governor Hajji highlighted improvements in school meal programs. He stated that school meal coverage has reached 100% in primary schools. All educational institutions have been equipped with heating systems, ensuring a comfortable learning environment. These initiatives reflect the government's commitment to enhancing the quality of education.
Education Director Ahmed Chaguel outlined the preparations made for the new school year, emphasizing the logistical and human resources mobilized to ensure a smooth start. Various sectors and stakeholders have contributed to these efforts, demonstrating a collaborative approach to education. The governor also participated in an educational session with students on the importance of preserving forests and their impact on public health.
As part of his visit, Governor Hajji inaugurated a health and monitoring unit at a secondary school in Beni Dergane. He toured the facilities, including general medicine, psychology, and dental care rooms. In Zemoura, he laid the foundation stone for a new primary school, "Mujahid Sheikh Ida," valued at 200 million dinars, and opened a school cafeteria.
The governor's visit concluded with a visit to a school for children with special needs, specifically those with hearing impairments, in Ghlizan. He inspected the facilities, observed classes, and listened to concerns from staff. These initiatives are part of a broader program to support the education sector in the province.
The launch of these new educational institutions and facilities underscores the Algerian government's focus on improving education infrastructure. With over 23 new institutions and enhanced services, the aim is to provide better learning conditions and support for students and teachers alike. Key investments include school meal programs, health services, and modern educational facilities.
Key points
- Over 23 new educational institutions launched in Ghlizan province.
- School meal coverage reaches 100% in primary schools.
- Investments include 7 school complexes, 10 middle schools, and 30 school playgrounds.
