Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has made new appointments in the country's administrative sector. According to a statement from the Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport, the President has appointed new walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states. These appointments were made in accordance with the provisions of Article 92 of the Constitution. The appointments aim to strengthen the country's administrative structures and improve governance.
The new appointments include Abdelkrim Batioui as Wali of Biskra Province, and Lkhader Sadas as Wali of Naama Province. Additionally, Rabah Mourad Yiza has been appointed as a delegated Wali in the administrative district of Bouzaree, Algiers Province. These appointments reflect the government's efforts to revitalize the country's administrative sector and enhance its effectiveness.
In the post of general secretaries of states, several appointments have been made. Ahmed Kamache has been appointed as general secretary of Laghouat Province, while Mourad Hadada will take on the same role in Batna Province. Other appointments include Mohamed Mehdi in Bejaia Province, Idir Ikan in Tiaret Province, and Djaloul Chebwei in Skikda Province. These appointments are expected to bring new dynamism to the provinces and enhance their administrative capacities.
The President has also decided to end the missions of ten (10) officials who were serving as general secretaries of states, due to their retirement. Those affected include Mustafa Bousouar of Laghouat Province, Rachid Zouad of Batna Province, and Saïd Yahiaoui of Bejaia Province. Other officials who have been retired include Ahmed Medouri of Tebessa Province, Miloud Fellahi of Tizi Ouzou Province, and Bouabdallah Tahar Goudadri of Skikda Province.
The appointments and retirements are part of a broader effort to reorganize the country's administrative sector and enhance its efficiency. The Algerian government has been working to strengthen its institutions and improve governance, in line with the President's program. The new appointments are expected to bring fresh perspectives and expertise to the provinces and enhance their administrative capacities.
The Ministry of Interior, Local Authorities, and Transport has confirmed that the appointments were made in accordance with the Constitution and the country's laws. The Ministry has also emphasized the importance of these appointments in strengthening the country's administrative structures and improving governance. The new appointees are expected to play a key role in implementing the government's policies and programs at the provincial level.
The Algerian President's decision to appoint new walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states reflects the government's commitment to revitalizing the country's administrative sector. The appointments are expected to enhance the effectiveness of the provinces and improve governance, in line with the President's program. The new appointees will be responsible for implementing the government's policies and programs at the provincial level and addressing the needs of local populations.
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- Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has made new appointments in the country's administrative sector, including walis, delegated walis, and general secretaries of states.
