On Wednesday, Algerian National Security Director-General Ali Badawi led a working visit to Tissemsilt Province, accompanied by Tissemsilt Province Governor Bouzayed Fathi, and in the presence of civil and military authorities. During the visit, Badawi inaugurated the new state security headquarters located in Ain al-Berg in Tissemsilt municipality.
According to the project's technical card presented by the representative of the province's public equipment management, which oversaw the project, a budget of 620 million Algerian dinars was allocated to achieve this headquarters, which spans 5,600 square meters. The building was equipped with necessary tools to enable its users to carry out their security tasks in optimal conditions.
Badawi toured various facilities of this security establishment, emphasizing the need to provide necessary means and tools to improve police officers' working conditions and ensure decent reception for citizens. He also stressed the importance of elevating the services provided to the public. On the occasion, Tissemsilt Province's head of security, Police Brigadier General Fateh Ouarbi, presented an overview of the national security structures and facilities in the province.
There are 29 security structures and facilities in Tissemsilt Province, ensuring comprehensive security coverage across the region. Badawi also listened to a presentation on the activities of various national security specializations in the province during 2026. This presentation provided insights into the province's security situation and the efforts made by the national security forces.
The new security headquarters is part of a broader effort to enhance security infrastructure and improve public services in Algeria. The project aligns with the government's plans to strengthen security capabilities and provide better working conditions for police officers. The inauguration of the new headquarters is expected to positively impact the security situation in Tissemsilt Province.
During his visit, Badawi emphasized the importance of providing adequate resources to ensure effective security services. He also highlighted the need for continuous improvement in security infrastructure and services. The new headquarters is expected to serve as a model for other provinces in terms of security infrastructure and service delivery.
The inauguration of the new state security headquarters in Tissemsilt Province demonstrates the Algerian government's commitment to enhancing security and public services. The project is part of a larger effort to improve security infrastructure and capabilities across the country.
Key points
- The new security headquarters in Tissemsilt Province was inaugurated with a budget of 620 million Algerian dinars.
- The headquarters spans 5,600 square meters and is equipped with necessary tools to enable effective security services.
- The project aims to improve police officers' working conditions and provide decent reception for citizens.
