Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has made new appointments in the country's provinces. According to a statement by the Ministry of Interior, Local Communities and Transport, the President has appointed new governors and delegated governors, as well as general secretaries of provinces. This move is part of a partial reshuffle in the governorates and delegated governorates, as well as the general secretariats of provinces.
The new appointments include Abdelkrim Batioui as governor of Biskra province, Lakhdar Sadas as governor of Naama province, and Rabeh Mourad Yiza as delegated governor in the administrative district of Bouzaree, Algiers province. These appointments were made in accordance with the provisions of Article 92 of the Constitution.
The President has also appointed several general secretaries of provinces. Ahmed Kamch has been appointed as general secretary of Laghouat province, Mourad Hadada as general secretary of Batna province, and Mohamed Mahdi as general secretary of Bejaia province. Other appointments include Idir Ikan as general secretary of Tiaret province and Djaloul Cheboui as general secretary of Skikda province.
In addition to these appointments, the President has also ended the missions of 10 executives who served as general secretaries of provinces, who have been retired. Those who have been retired include Mustafa Bousouar, general secretary of Laghouat province, Rachid Zouad, general secretary of Batna province, and Said Yahiaoui, general secretary of Bejaia province.
The appointments and retirements are part of the President's efforts to reorganize the country's provinces and governorates. The Ministry of Interior, Local Communities and Transport has confirmed that the new appointments will help to strengthen the administration of the provinces and improve the delivery of public services.
The President's partial reshuffle is seen as a move to revitalize the country's provinces and governorates. The new appointments are expected to bring fresh perspectives and ideas to the administration of the provinces. The President has emphasized the importance of good governance and the need for effective administration of the country's provinces.
The appointments have been made in accordance with the Constitution and the laws governing the country's provinces and governorates. The President's decisions have been welcomed by many, who see them as a positive step towards improving the administration of the country's provinces and governorates.
Key points
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has made new appointments of governors and delegated governors in several provinces.
- The appointments are part of a partial reshuffle in the governorates and delegated governorates, as well as the general secretariats of provinces.
- The President has also ended the missions of 10 executives who served as general secretaries of provinces, who have been retired.
