M’sila/ Mr. Nadjm Eddine Tayyar, Wali of M’Sila, chaired a coordination meeting on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at the Ahmed El Ghazi Meeting Hall, at the Wilaya Headquarters, in the presence of the following officials: the Secretary-General of the Wilaya, the Director of Local Administration, the Head of the M’Sila District, the Director of Water Resources, the Director of Programming and Budget Monitoring, the Wilaya Budget Controller, the Wilaya Treasurer, the President of the Municipal People’s Assembly of M’Sila, the Director of the M’Sila Unit of Algeria Water, the Director of the M’Sila Unit of the National Sanitation Office, the Director of the M’Sila Electricity and Gas Distribution Company, the Head of the M’Sila Water Resources Subdivision, the Director of the M’Sila Distribution Centre, as well as department heads and an official from the Wali’s Cabinet.
The meeting’s agenda focused on monitoring the drinking water supply situation in the municipality of M’Sila.
Following the presentations delivered, the Wali issued the following instructions:
- Ensure continuous field monitoring of the construction works of new projects under the Water Resources Sector.
- Accelerate the implementation of ongoing projects to ensure their completion and handover within the prescribed deadlines.
- Ensure that projects aimed at supplying residents with drinking water are completed within the established deadlines and brought into operation as soon as possible, thereby allowing an increase in the water allocations designated for supplying the population.
- Ensure the stability and effective implementation of the established drinking water supply programme, guaranteeing sufficient and regular water distribution to residents.
- Eliminate water leaks in order to reduce water losses and combat illegal water connections.
- Inform citizens in advance of any scheduled water supply interruption, accurately specify the duration of the interruption, and strictly adhere to the announced timeframes.
- Identify and compile a list of neighbourhoods experiencing disruptions in drinking water supply, in order to address the underlying causes and improve the quality of services provided in the field of drinking water supply.
