M’sila/ As part of the ongoing work of the Wilaya Committee responsible for removing obstacles hindering investment projects from entering the operational phase, and pursuant to Wilaya Order No. 3794 dated 13 October 2021, establishing the Wilaya Committee responsible for monitoring and removing obstacles hindering the commissioning of investment projects,
Mr. Nadjm Eddine Tayyar, Wali of the Wilaya of M’Sila, chaired a meeting of the committee on Monday, 12 October 2026. The meeting was attended by the President of the Wilaya People’s Assembly; the Secretary-General of the Wilaya; the Director of Regulations and General Affairs; the Director of Civil Protection; the Director of Industry; the Director of State Property; the Director of the Environment; the Director of Agricultural Services; the Director of Land Surveying and Land Registry; the Director of Urban Planning, Architecture and Construction; the Director of Energy and Mines; the Director of Tourism and Handicrafts; the Director of Trade; the Commercial Register Officer; the Director of the Decentralised One-Stop Shop of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency; the Director of the Wilaya Agency for Urban Land Management and Regulation in M’Sila; the heads of departments; and a staff attaché to the Wali’s Office.
At the beginning of the meeting, the Wali emphasised the significant importance attached by the country’s highest authorities to investment, particularly through improving the investment and business climate and removing obstacles facing investment projects. This approach forms part of the implementation of the economic recovery plan and aims to stimulate local production, meet citizens’ social needs, create wealth and jobs, and reduce the import bill.
The meeting then proceeded to examine the items on the agenda, including:
- Reviewing applications for exceptional operating permits for investment projects that have met the legal requirements.
- It was also recalled that, since the committee was established, 81 exceptional operating permits have been granted to investment projects, which are expected to contribute to the creation of 5,753 jobs.
