Opening of the Ordinary Session of the Wilaya People’s Assembly of M’Sila – ولاية المسيلة

M’Sila/ The ordinary session of the Wilaya People’s Assembly of M’Sila opened at the Mohamed Akka Deliberation Hall at the Assembly’s headquarters, under the chairmanship of Mr Reda Hamrit, President of the Wilaya People’s Assembly, and in the presence of Mr Nadjm Eddine Tayar, Wali of M’Sila.

Also attending were the Wali of Bou Saâda, members of the Wilaya Security Committee, members of both chambers of Parliament, the Wilaya Secretary of the National Organisation of Mujahideen, members of the Wilaya People’s Assembly, the local delegate of the Mediator of the Republic, the Secretary-General of the Wilaya, the Inspector-General of the Wilaya, members of the revolutionary family, a representative of the National Observatory of Civil Society, heads of daïras, directors of the wilaya’s executive departments, presidents of municipal people’s assemblies, representatives of civil society and associations, and members of the media.

Following recitations from the Holy Qur’an and the national anthem, the President of the Wilaya People’s Assembly delivered an opening address in which he welcomed those present and announced that the session would be named in honour of the late Mujahid Ben Aïssa Jabri and Professor Khalifa Taybi.

Address by the Wali

The Wali then took the floor and, on behalf of the residents of the wilaya, expressed his deepest gratitude and appreciation to Mr Abdelmadjid Tebboune, President of the Republic, for his decision to elevate Bou Saâda to the status of a fully empowered wilaya, like the other newly established wilayas. This decision reflects the Algerian State’s commitment to strengthening decentralised governance, bringing public administration closer to citizens, and recognising the State’s development efforts.

He also renewed his sincere congratulations to the newly elected members of Parliament for earning the confidence of the wilaya’s residents and securing seats in the People’s National Assembly, expressing his hope that they would continue to support the various development priorities in their new capacity.

On this occasion, he also expressed his appreciation to the outgoing members of Parliament for their efforts and contributions to promoting joint action, complementarity and coordination among the various stakeholders and institutions in support of local development and the effective handling of citizens’ concerns.

The Wali further extended his sincere thanks and appreciation to all members of the Wilaya People’s Assembly for their efforts throughout their completed electoral term in monitoring development projects in coordination with the executive departments. He acknowledged their support and constructive cooperation in addressing the wilaya’s development priorities.

The Wali highlighted the achievements and progress made across several sectors in the wilaya, particularly during the period from 2023 to 2026, as detailed below.

Development Programmes

1. Sectoral Development Programmes

A total of 586 operations were registered, with commitment authorisations amounting to DZD 163 billion, distributed as follows:

163 operations, with commitment authorisations of DZD 88 billion, under the PSD programme.
210 operations, with commitment authorisations of DZD 54 billion, under the 2023–2025 PSD/PN programme.
213 operations, with commitment authorisations of DZD 21 billion, under the new 2026 programme.

Physical progress:

141 operations completed.
230 operations underway.
185 operations undergoing administrative procedures under the 2026 programme.
20 operations frozen.

Financial status:

Commitment authorisations: DZD 163,354,770,000.
Total expenditure: DZD 84,585,022,000.
Remaining amount: DZD 78,769,748,000.
Expenditure rate: 52%.

2. Development Programmes Supporting Economic and Social Development (ADSEC)

2023: 412 operations, with a financial allocation of DZD 3 billion; all operations were completed and closed.
2024: 282 operations, with a financial allocation of DZD 3.33 billion; all operations were completed and closed.
2025: 256 operations, with a total allocation of DZD 3.2 billion, distributed as follows:
- M’Sila Wilaya: 140 operations, with an expenditure rate of 84% and a completion rate of 95%.
- Bou Saâda Wilaya: 116 operations, with an expenditure rate of 85% and a completion rate of 97%.
2026: 254 operations, with a total allocation of DZD 3.8 billion, distributed as follows:
- M’Sila Wilaya: 138 operations, with an expenditure rate of 36%, including 18 completed operations and 24 closed operations.
- Bou Saâda Wilaya: 116 operations, with an expenditure rate of 35%, including 6 completed operations and 33 closed operations.

3. Development Programmes under the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities (CSGCL)

2023: 150 operations, with a financial allocation of DZD 1.73 billion; all were completed and closed.
2024: 119 operations, with a financial allocation of DZD 1.5 billion; all were completed and closed.
2025: 133 operations, with a total allocation of DZD 2 billion:
- M’Sila Wilaya: 77 operations, with an expenditure rate of 79% and a completion rate of 95%.
- Bou Saâda Wilaya: 56 operations, with an expenditure rate of 78% and a completion rate of 96%.
2026: 114 operations, with a total allocation of DZD 2.06 billion:
- M’Sila Wilaya: 32 operations, with an expenditure rate of 47%, including 12 completed operations and 8 closed operations.
- Bou Saâda Wilaya: 82 operations, with an expenditure rate of 39%, including 7 completed operations and 18 closed operations.

In 2024, the wilaya also benefited from a dedicated programme worth DZD 2.22 billion to rehabilitate primary schools and their associated facilities.

Education Sector

Between 2023 and 2026, numerous educational facilities were completed and commissioned, helping improve pupils’ schooling conditions and reduce overcrowding across the different educational levels.

These facilities included:

45 primary schools.
29 middle schools.
13 secondary schools.
88 school canteens.
7 half-boarding facilities.
1,228 additional classrooms for primary and middle education.
6 screening and follow-up units.
8 sports halls.

In addition, 317 educational institutions benefited from renovation works, and equipment was purchased or renewed for various schools.

Higher Education Sector

During the 2023–2026 period, several major projects were completed in the higher education and scientific research sector. These projects aimed to improve teaching performance, the quality of education and scientific research, innovation, and entrepreneurship, while strengthening links between the university and its economic and social environment to help create new jobs.

The total financial allocation amounted to DZD 18.631 billion.

Facilities completed:

A 1,000-seat teaching institute in Bou Saâda.
A 500-meal restaurant at the 1,000-bed university residence in M’Sila.
Equipment for the multi-sports complex at the new university campus in M’Sila.
Rehabilitation and maintenance of the 3,500-bed university residence in M’Sila, in two phases.
Ongoing procurement of scientific and teaching equipment for educational laboratories and scientific research laboratories.
Annual renovation and rehabilitation works on university buildings.

Facilities and projects under construction or development:

Completion of the sports hall at the 1,000-seat sports institute at the new university campus.
Construction of a 2,000-seat École Normale Supérieure (ENS) in Bou Saâda.
Studies for the construction of 40 non-transferable F4 housing units for the higher education sector in M’Sila.
Procurement of sports equipment and rehabilitation of the university’s data centre and network facilities (Techno-parc) to strengthen links with the socio-economic environment.
A 2,000-seat teaching facility in Bou Saâda, with a completion rate of 45%.
Studies and construction of a 500-bed university residence in Bou Saâda, with a budget of DZD 750 million; the study is under evaluation as part of the 2026 programme.
Studies and construction of a 1,000-bed university residence in M’Sila, with a budget of DZD 950 million; the project is undergoing administrative procedures under the 2026 programme.

The Wali also highlighted the elevation of the M’Sila University medical annex to the status of a faculty. The wilaya’s departments are fully prepared to support the new faculty in its educational mission. A plot of land has also been allocated for the construction of a Faculty of Medicine building at the university campus.

Vocational Training and Education Sector

The wilaya has 27 public vocational training institutions, with a theoretical capacity of 7,400 training places. Two vocational training and apprenticeship centres were commissioned in Amssif and Chellal during 2023–2024. The wilaya also has 13 private vocational training institutions.

The training network comprises:

3 National Specialised Institutes for Vocational Training: M’Sila 1, M’Sila 2 and Bou Saâda.
24 vocational training centres distributed across the wilaya’s municipalities.
13 private training institutions accredited by the State.

Specialisations have been selected and introduced in line with labour-market needs, the specific characteristics of the region and the national training map. This forms part of the State’s strategy to achieve its development objectives through:

Supporting training in nationally prioritised fields, including agriculture, water and environmental professions, construction and public works, hospitality and tourism, and handicrafts.
Adapting training programmes to economic needs.
Improving graduates’ employment prospects by linking training with entrepreneurship and local innovation.

Housing Sector

During the 2023–2026 period, the following results were recorded across the various housing schemes.

1. Housing allocation and distribution

A total of 48,242 housing units and related allocation decisions and property-transfer deeds were distributed during the 2023–2026 period.
In 2026, a total of 14,144 housing units and related allocation decisions and property-transfer deeds were distributed.

2. Housing programmes and financial assistance

Between 2023 and 2026, the wilaya benefited from 24,456 housing units and financial assistance for rural housing and social subdivisions.
In 2026, the wilaya benefited from 4,801 housing units and financial assistance for rural housing and social subdivisions.

Regarding social subdivisions:

76 social subdivisions out of a total of 79 across the wilaya’s municipalities were established and officially advertised.
A total of 12,526 property deeds and land registration documents were prepared and registered across the wilaya’s municipalities.

On the occasion of the celebration of Independence Day on 5 July 2026, a housing allocation comprising 5,536 housing units and financial assistance for rural housing and social subdivisions was distributed.

For the commemoration of the outbreak of the Glorious Liberation Revolution on 1 November 2026, a further allocation of 8,608 housing units and financial assistance for rural housing and social subdivisions was scheduled for distribution.

Health Sector

Between 2023 and 2026, the wilaya benefited from major healthcare projects, notably four hospitals in M’Sila, Sidi Aïssa, Bou Saâda and Hammam Dhalaâ.

M’Sila Hospital – 240 beds:

Construction cost: DZD 7 billion; equipment allocation: DZD 1.89 billion.
The establishment file was submitted to the supervisory ministry.
Construction of the radiotherapy and chemotherapy department is underway.
Additional hospital services and equipment include neurology, cardiology, oncology, ophthalmology, respiratory diseases, infectious diseases, cancer surgery, MRI imaging, a CT scanner and 7 ambulances.
DZD 2 billion was allocated to the radiotherapy and chemotherapy department.

Sidi Aïssa Hospital – 240 beds:

Construction cost: DZD 6.44 billion; equipment allocation: DZD 1.94 billion.
The establishment file was submitted to the supervisory ministry for designation as a replacement hospital.
An MRI scanner was acquired.
Additional departments include neurology, urology, haemodialysis, physiotherapy, ophthalmology, paediatrics, general surgery and paediatric surgery, as well as 6 ambulances.
The hospital was equipped with the necessary medical and collective-use equipment.

Bou Saâda Hospital – 120 beds (mother and child):

Construction cost: DZD 3.11 billion; equipment allocation: DZD 640 million.
The establishment file was submitted to the supervisory ministry.
The hospital was equipped with medical equipment, including a CT scanner, radiology equipment, laboratory equipment and paediatric equipment.
The obstetrics and gynaecology and paediatric surgery departments are to be transferred from Rzigu El Bachir Hospital to the new facility.

Hammam Dhalaâ Hospital – 60 beds:

Construction cost: DZD 1.77 billion; equipment allocation: DZD 250 million.
The establishment file was submitted to the supervisory ministry.
The hospital was equipped with the necessary medical equipment and 4 ambulances.

Multi-service clinic at the urban centre of M’Sila:

Construction cost: DZD 220 million; equipment allocation: DZD 85 million.
The clinic was equipped with the necessary medical equipment and entered service on 5 July 2026.

Emergency medical and surgical department in Aïn El Melh:

Construction cost: DZD 620 million.
Equipment procurement worth DZD 300 million is underway.
The completion rate stands at 75%.

New departments are also being developed at Ez-Zahraoui Hospital. The works cover several hospital departments, including general surgery, internal medicine, paediatrics and corridors, with a budget of DZD 350 million and a completion rate of 60%.

Studies for the construction of hospitals in Ouled Derradj and Amjadl have been completed.

Urban Development and Improvement

To improve citizens’ living conditions and enhance the services provided to them, a total allocation of DZD 2.6 billion was earmarked from the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities for 2024, 2025 and 2026.

2024: A total of DZD 580 million was allocated for four operations, covering:

Three sites in Bou Saâda.
One site in Sidi Aïssa.
Victory Square in M’Sila.
Five municipalities: M’Sila, Ouled Derradj, Aïn El Hadjel, Hammam Dhalaâ and Aïn El Melh.

2025: A total of DZD 1.7 billion was allocated for:

11 sites in M’Sila.
4 sites in Sidi Aïssa.
3 sites in Bou Saâda, El Hamel and Ben Srour.

2026: A total of DZD 380 million was allocated for four operations:

Development of Victory Square, Phase One.
Development of Victory Square, Phase Two.
Renewal of the drinking-water network in Sidi Aïssa.
Urban improvement works across neighbourhoods in Sidi Aïssa.

Under the centralised urban improvement programme, two operations were also registered:

2023: DZD 100 million allocated to address needs at five sites in the municipality of M’Sila.
2024: DZD 285 million allocated to address needs at six sites in the municipality of M’Sila.

Water Resources Sector

During the 2023–2026 period, the wilaya benefited from major water resources programmes with substantial financial allocations.

52 completed and commissioned boreholes across the wilaya’s municipalities.
39 boreholes currently under construction.
2 completed and commissioned water reservoirs.
4 reservoirs awaiting handover.
23 reservoirs under construction.
Renewal of 92,366 linear metres of drinking-water networks across the wilaya’s municipalities.
Renewal of the main wastewater collectors in M’Sila, including the main collector along Urban Road No. 11, from the junction in the 700 Housing District to the entrance of the Sonitex neighbourhood, at a total cost of DZD 1.24 billion, funded by the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities.
Strengthening the drinking-water supply to residents of Aïn El Melh from the Moudjahidine Catchment Field in Bir El Fodha. The project includes a 23-kilometre pipeline, four boreholes and a pumping station with a capacity of 100 litres per second, at a total cost of DZD 700 million.
A total of 8,464 well permits had been issued by 30 September 2026.

Agriculture Sector

2026–2027 Ploughing and Sowing Campaign

The campaign was officially launched on 7 October 2026 at a farm in the municipality of Chellal, following the completion of the necessary preparations and arrangements, including:

Holding coordination meetings with all relevant departments to ensure the success of this national campaign.
Opening a one-stop service desk at the Directorate of Agricultural Services on 23 July 2026 for the M’Sila and Bou Saâda wilayas to receive farmers’ applications for agricultural inputs, particularly seeds and fertilisers, under the R’fig agricultural loan scheme.
Establishing a wilaya committee to monitor the 2026–2027 ploughing and sowing campaign under Wilaya Decision No. 3792, dated 18 August 2026. The committee is responsible for:
- Organising, monitoring and ensuring the smooth implementation of the campaign, and intervening to resolve potential difficulties.
- Monitoring the supply of agricultural inputs, particularly seeds and fertilisers, to farmers.
- Supporting farmers and facilitating procedures for obtaining R’fig loans to purchase agricultural inputs.
- Planning the opening of 10 seed sales outlets.

Results of the 2025–2026 Harvesting and Threshing Campaign

The planned cultivated area of 64,000 hectares was exceeded, bringing the total cultivated area to 68,548.7 hectares, comprising:

Irrigated area: 43,276.2 hectares.
Area under supplementary irrigation: 0 hectares.
Rain-fed area: 25,272.5 hectares.

The total harvestable area is estimated at 53,335.45 hectares, representing 78% of the total cultivated area. The remaining 22% is not harvestable, with some areas intended for fodder production.

Grain Storage Facilities

The wilaya benefited from the construction of seven intermediate grain storage centres in the municipalities of Magra, Bouti Sayeh, Khoubana, Amjadl, Aïn El Melh, Ouled Mansour and Ben Srour. Each centre has a capacity of 50,000 quintals. All seven centres have been handed over and commissioned for the benefit of the Cooperative for Cereals and Dry Pulses, providing a combined storage capacity of 350,000 quintals.

These centres form part of the national programme to strengthen storage capacity and supplement seven collection points across the wilaya, with a combined capacity of 235,000 quintals, located in Sidi Hadjres, M’Sila (three points), M’tarfa in Bou Saâda, Ouled Sidi Brahim and Sidi Aïssa (two points).

The wilaya’s total grain storage capacity therefore stands at 585,000 quintals, pending the handover of the grain silo in Aïn El Hadjel and the storage silos in Ouled Derradj.

Aïn El Hadjel storage silo: Capacity of 200,000 quintals; construction company: Batimetal; completion rate: 99%.
Strategic reinforced-concrete grain silos: A project with a capacity of 1 million quintals; completion rate: 45%.

Agricultural Electrification

First phase: Between 2020 and 2026:

21 agricultural areas were connected to the agricultural electricity network, benefiting 208 recipients over a distance of 95.423 km, at a total cost of DZD 256,818,114.45.
A further 6,113 agricultural holdings were connected over a distance of 3,489.535 km, at a total cost of DZD 10,986,868,326.90.

Second phase: A survey identified 4,611 agricultural holdings not yet connected to the agricultural electricity network across the wilaya’s municipalities. These are to be covered under the second phase of the 2024–2026 agricultural electrification programme, involving 960 km of network and an estimated cost of DZD 3,656,264,000, pending allocation of the necessary financial appropriations.

Agricultural access roads: Requests have been submitted to open agricultural access roads to facilitate access to farms and improve operating conditions. Field visits and submitted applications identified a need for approximately 2,100 km of roads serving 4,549 agricultural holdings during 2024–2026. The information has been forwarded to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development to secure the necessary funding.

Forestry Sector

The wilaya benefited from a programme to rehabilitate, expand and develop the Green Dam, covering 36 municipalities and a total area of 438,000 hectares. This is a major project with significant economic, social and environmental dimensions.

2023: DZD 1.42 billion allocated for tree planting; completion rate: 100%.
2024: DZD 850 million allocated for tree planting; completion rate: 98%.
2025: DZD 1.18 billion allocated for tree planting; completion rate: 75%.
2026: DZD 2.05 billion allocated for tree planting. Work began on 24 September 2026 and is ongoing.

Forest tracks have also been opened over a distance of 50 km in the forest areas of Djebel Messaâd, El Hourane in Hammam Dhalaâ, Amjadl, Maâdid and Sidi Ameur, with a budget of DZD 125 million and a completion rate of 80%.

Forest tracks are also being developed over a distance of 100 km in Djebel Messaâd, El Hourane and Driâat in Hammam Dhalaâ, Nouga, Amjadl and Sidi Ameur, with a budget of DZD 270 million and a completion rate of 75%.

Public Works Sector

Major Infrastructure Projects

Completed projects:

Expansion of airport facilities at Bou Saâda Airport (Aïn Diss): works completed.
Construction of the Bou Saâda bypass: works completed.
Construction of the Hammam Dhalaâ bypass, over a distance of 10.5 km: works completed.
Dualisation of National Road No. 46 between Bou Saâda and El Hamel, over a distance of 10.5 km: works completed.
Construction of a dual-carriageway bypass at the airport entrance, over a distance of 6.5 km: works completed.

Ongoing projects:

Construction of the Berhoum bypass, over a distance of 8 km: works ongoing.
Construction of a tunnel in the city of M’Sila: the detailed design is being finalised for approval ahead of the start of works.
Dualisation of National Road No. 45 between Boukhmissa in M’Sila and the border of Bordj Bou Arréridj Wilaya, over a distance of 7 km: works ongoing.
Dualisation of National Road No. 40 between Ouled Derradj and Ouled Addi Guebala, over a distance of 6 km.
Study for the dualisation of National Road No. 46 between Bou Saâda and the border of Ouled Djellal Wilaya, over a distance of 80 km.
Study for the dualisation of National Road No. 28 from the border of Sétif Wilaya to the border of Batna Wilaya, passing through Magra and Belaïba, over a distance of 20 km.

Energy Sector

During the 2023–2026 period, several major energy projects were commissioned to connect residents to electricity and natural gas networks under various programmes.

Shadow Areas Programme

Electricity connections:

DZD 5.22 billion was allocated to 138 areas. Of these, 83 areas have been connected and commissioned, with expenditure amounting to DZD 4.4 billion.

Natural gas connections:

DZD 3.58 billion was allocated to eight population centres, covering a total of 10,994 homes. All have been connected and commissioned.

Using the wilaya’s own budget:

32 natural-gas connection projects were registered and completed for 28 areas across 18 municipalities, covering 3,183 homes, at a cost of DZD 507 million.
A further 20 projects were registered and completed across 10 municipalities, at a cost of DZD 88 million, benefiting 800 homes.
26 electricity connection projects were registered and completed for 26 areas across 16 municipalities, covering 1,450 homes, at a cost of DZD 417 million.

Wilaya Energy Programme

Natural gas connections:

DZD 371.6 million was allocated to two population centres, covering 1,833 homes. The progress rate of the works reached 95%.

New Programme for 2026

Electricity connections:

DZD 533.3 million was allocated to 25 areas, covering 1,553 homes. Five areas have been connected and commissioned.
To meet the wilaya’s needs for electricity and natural gas connections, a new electricity connection programme was allocated. The wilaya also benefited from a new electricity and gas programme worth DZD 1,278.42 million, as part of the restructuring of ongoing programmes. This includes connecting five villages in the Magra triangle, which are scheduled to be inaugurated and partially commissioned during the November 2026 commemorations.
In 2026, the wilaya benefited from a new programme comprising 25 rural and urban electricity connection operations across 15 municipalities, with an allocation of DZD 533 million, a network length of 126.06 km and 1,276 household connections.
Two natural gas connection operations were also registered in Hammam Dhalaâ and Magra, with a budget of DZD 330 million, a network length of 163 km and 2,120 household connections.

Youth and Sports Sector

Between 2023 and 2026, the Youth and Sports sector completed and commissioned several major projects under different programmes.

A total of 32 operations, worth DZD 2.952 billion, were reported as completed and managed by the Directorate of Youth and Sports. The annual breakdown is as follows.

2023: Four operations were completed, with a total allocation of DZD 322 million:

Construction of a neighbourhood swimming pool in M’Sila.
Construction of the multi-activity hall at the Berhoum neighbourhood sports complex.
Rehabilitation of two municipal stadiums in Berhoum and Ben Srour.
Construction of three artificial-turf playgrounds.

2024: Nine operations were completed, with a total allocation of DZD 639 million:

Construction of a specialised sports hall in Ouled Derradj.
Construction of stands M1–M17 at the multi-sports stadium in M’Sila.
Construction of a multi-activity hall in Amssif.
Construction of a Category 3 youth centre in Boukhmissa.
Construction of a Category 3 youth centre in Khatouti Sed El Djeir.
Installation of an electronic scoreboard at the multi-sports stadium in M’Sila.
Rehabilitation of eight youth facilities across the wilaya.
Equipment for youth facilities across the wilaya.
Equipment for sports facilities across the wilaya.

2025: Twelve operations were completed, with a total allocation of DZD 1.124 billion:

Construction of a 500-seat multi-sports hall in M’Sila.
Construction of a 500-seat multi-sports hall in Bou Saâda.
Rehabilitation of sports facilities across the wilaya.
Development of the multi-sports stadium in M’Sila, including changing rooms and turf installation.
Rehabilitation of 11 municipal stadiums across the wilaya in Aïn El Melh, Belaïba, Ouled Addi Guebala, Tamsa, Mohamed Boudiaf, Nouga, Chellal, Bouti Sayeh, Aïn Errich and El Hamel.
Construction of eight artificial-turf playgrounds.

Studies and project monitoring:

Study for a semi-Olympic swimming pool in Sidi Ameur.
Study and monitoring for a 25-metre swimming pool in Hammam Dhalaâ.
Study and monitoring for a 50-bed youth hostel in Hammam Dhalaâ.
Study and monitoring for a 50-bed youth hostel in Magra.
Study and monitoring for a neighbourhood sports complex in Mohamed Boudiaf.
Study and monitoring for a neighbourhood sports complex in Tamsa.

2026: Seven operations were reported as completed, with a total allocation of DZD 867 million, as of the date of the report:

Construction of a neighbourhood sports complex in El Hamel.
Construction of a neighbourhood sports complex in Maâdid.
Construction of a neighbourhood swimming pool in Magra.
Construction of a neighbourhood swimming pool in Aïn Khadra.
Construction of a neighbourhood swimming pool in Djebel Messaâd.
Installation of floodlighting at the multi-sports stadium in M’Sila.
Construction of a youth centre in Bouti Sayeh.

Additional studies were also undertaken for:

A neighbourhood swimming pool in El Hamel.
A neighbourhood swimming pool in Berhoum.

Funding was also allocated from the wilaya budget and the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities to rehabilitate municipal stadiums:

Rehabilitation of municipal stadiums in El Maarif and Sidi M’hamed, with DZD 90 million from the wilaya budget.
Rehabilitation of municipal stadiums in El M’hir and Beni Ilmane, with DZD 100 million from the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities.
Rehabilitation of the municipal stadium in Ahl El Oued, in the municipality of Nouga, with DZD 40 million from the Solidarity and Guarantee Fund for Local Authorities.

Conclusion

In closing, the Wali emphasised that local development efforts are continuing and that work remains ongoing to address citizens’ fundamental concerns and meet expressed development needs, particularly in investment, agriculture, water resources, housing, electricity and natural gas, health, education and other sectors.

He stressed the importance of rigorously implementing the recommendations and instructions of the President of the Republic and translating them into tangible action in the field, in the service of the country and its citizens.

The session then continued according to the following agenda:

Review of the implementation of the recommendations of the previous session.
Approval of the wilaya’s initial budget for 2027 and special authorisations for 2026.
Discussion of a report on the start of the 2026–2027 school year.
Miscellaneous matters.

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