M’sila/ As part of the ongoing monitoring of various development and strategic projects across the municipalities of the wilaya, with a view to bringing them into service and assessing the extent to which citizens’ expressed needs are being addressed, Mr Nadjm Eddine Tayar, Wali of M’Sila, conducted a working visit on Monday, 19 October 2026, to inspect development projects and public facilities in the municipalities of M’Sila and Ouled Mansour.
The visit was attended by the Head of the Daïra of M’Sila, the Head of the Daïra of Hammam Dhalaâ, the Director of Public Facilities, the Director of Industry, the Director of Water Resources, the Director of Urban Planning, Architecture and Construction, the President of the Municipal People’s Assembly of M’Sila, the President of the Municipal People’s Assembly of Ouled Mansour, members of the Wilaya People’s Assembly, the Director of the Industrial Zones Management Corporation, heads of the relevant subdivisions, design offices, and contractors.
During the visit, the Wali inspected the following projects and sites:
Municipality of M’Sila:
- Inspection of construction works on a 1,000-student secondary school in the 2418 Housing Development.
- Visit to the old industrial zone in the Municipality of M’Sila.
- Visit to the industrial activity zone in the Municipality of M’Sila.
Municipality of Ouled Mansour:
- Inspection of the works to construct the Ferkoussa water borehole.
- Visit to the Draa El Hadja industrial zone.
The Wali highlighted the importance attached by the country’s highest authorities to creating a favourable investment climate and improving the business environment. This involves providing the necessary conditions in industrial zones and activity zones and connecting them to all essential utility networks, as part of the implementation of the economic recovery plan.
These measures aim to stimulate local production, meet citizens’ social needs, contribute to wealth creation and job generation, and reduce the import bill. The Wali also stressed the need to provide investors with continuous and sustained support.
The Wali further emphasised the importance of completing the remaining development and improvement works.
