Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has appointed several new walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states, as announced by the Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport. This move is part of a partial reshuffle in the appointments of walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states, in accordance with Article 92 of the Constitution. The appointments aim to strengthen the administration of various states across Algeria.
Among the newly appointed walis are Abdelkrim Batioui, who will serve as the walia of Biskra state, and Lkhadr Sadas, who will serve as the walia of Naama state. Additionally, Rabah Mourad Yiza has been appointed as a delegated walia in the administrative district of Bouzriia, Algiers state. These appointments reflect the government's efforts to ensure effective governance and administration at the state level.
The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport has also announced the appointment of several general secretaries of states. Ahmed Kamache will serve as the general secretary of Laghouat state, while Mourad Hadada will serve as the general secretary of Batna state. Other appointments include Mohamed Mehdi to Bijaya state, Idir Ikan to Tiaret state, and Djaloul Chebwei to Skikda state.
The appointments also involve the replacement of several outgoing general secretaries who have been assigned to retirement. Those affected include Mustafa Bousouar of Laghouat state, Rachid Zouad of Batna state, and Said Yahiaoui of Bijaya state. A total of ten officials have been reassigned to retirement, making way for new appointees to take on these roles.
The newly appointed officials are expected to play a crucial role in implementing government policies and programs at the state level. Their appointments are seen as part of the government's efforts to revitalize and strengthen the administration of various states across Algeria. The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport will oversee the transition and ensure a smooth handover of responsibilities.
The partial reshuffle in the appointments of walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states reflects the government's commitment to ensuring effective governance and administration. The appointments are also seen as a way to inject new energy and ideas into the administration of various states. The government aims to improve the delivery of public services and promote development across the country.
The list of newly appointed officials includes several notable figures. Key appointments include those of Abdelkrim Batioui, Lkhadr Sadas, and Rabah Mourad Yiza. The government has also announced the retirement of several outgoing officials, making way for new appointees to take on key roles in the administration of various states.
Key points
- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune appoints new walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states as part of a partial reshuffle.
- The appointments aim to strengthen the administration of various states across Algeria and ensure effective governance.
- Ten outgoing general secretaries have been assigned to retirement, making way for new appointees to take on key roles.
