Algerian Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellali, led a coordination meeting to discuss the plan of action for the Algerian-Chinese mixed company specializing in port dredging. The meeting, which took place on Tuesday at the ministry's headquarters, aimed to explore ways to develop the company's activities. According to a ministry statement, Djellali emphasized the importance of allocating necessary resources to ensure the company's success.
The meeting was attended by top officials, including the general managers of the General Maritime Works Corporation (GTM), MEDITRAM, SERPORT, the Marine Studies Laboratory (LEM), and the Chinese Port Engineering Company (CHEC). The attendees discussed ways to enhance national capacities in port dredging and maintenance, as well as improve the readiness of national port infrastructure.
The Algerian-Chinese mixed company was established to develop the country's port infrastructure. The company's plan of action is expected to boost the country's maritime trade and improve the efficiency of its ports. Djellali's emphasis on allocating necessary resources reflects the government's commitment to supporting the company's activities.
The meeting is part of the government's efforts to develop the country's basic infrastructure, including ports. The development of port infrastructure is crucial for Algeria's economic growth, as it will enable the country to increase its trade volumes and improve its competitiveness.
Algeria has been investing heavily in its port infrastructure in recent years. The country's ports play a vital role in its economy, handling a significant portion of its international trade. The government's efforts to improve port infrastructure are expected to have a positive impact on the country's economy.
The Algerian-Chinese mixed company is expected to play a key role in the development of the country's port infrastructure. The company's expertise in port dredging and maintenance will be crucial in improving the country's ports. The government's support for the company reflects its commitment to developing the country's maritime sector.
The meeting's outcome is expected to contribute to the development of Algeria's port infrastructure. The country's ports will benefit from the company's expertise and resources, leading to improved efficiency and competitiveness. The government's efforts to support the company's activities reflect its commitment to economic growth and development.
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- Algerian Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellali, led a coordination meeting to discuss the plan of action for the Algerian-Chinese mixed company specializing in port dredging.
