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Al-Masaa's vision for ties

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received congratulations from world leaders and monarchs, as well as UN Secretary-General António Guterres, on the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the November Revolution. They expressed their appreciation for their countries’ friendship with Algeria and their desire to expand bilateral cooperation. Guterres emphasized the importance of working together to promote international peace and security and protect human rights.

Bolstering the Home Front

During discussions on the 2027 Finance Bill on 4 November 2026, members of the National People’s Assembly praised its preservation of the state’s social character. This included imposing no new taxes, continuing wage increases, guaranteeing free healthcare and national solidarity, and supporting widely consumed goods. They called for stronger youth employment programmes, simpler administrative procedures and faster development projects, while stressing the need to strengthen the domestic front in the face of challenges posed by the sensitive regional situation.

November Projects, Homes

Celebrations marking the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of Algeria’s Liberation Revolution continued across the country, with development projects inaugurated and others launched in the health, water, road and sports sectors, alongside tributes to martyrs and veterans of the struggle. Events included the allocation of 5,197 homes under various housing schemes in Oran and 1,125 housing units and grants in Aïn Témouchent. In Relizane, homes and rural housing grants were handed over, and health facilities were upgraded. Nationally, authorities announced that 56 road projects had been put into service and 39 new projects launched across 24 provinces, covering a total of 853.5 kilometres.

Gas reaches 2,914 homes

Since the beginning of 2026, the electricity and gas distribution directorates in Constantine and Ali Mendjeli have connected 2,914 homes to the natural gas network—1,574 in areas served by the Ali Mendjeli directorate and 1,340 within the Constantine directorate’s service area. The work involved laying 11,954 metres of network at a total cost of more than 119 million dinars. Meanwhile, the Ali Mendjeli directorate has launched a campaign to inspect technical and sanitary utility spaces in six areas: El Khroub, Ain Smara, Ain Abid, Ibn Badis, Ouled Rahmoun and Ali Mendjeli. The campaign is expected to reach at least 5,000 families, after inspectors found that these spaces were being used for storage and that some had been sealed off, hindering emergency interventions and putting residents’ safety at risk.

Annaba Seafront Upgrade

Work has begun on developing Tourist Expansion Zone “1-A” along the Annaba Corniche, with more than 5 billion centimes allocated to the first phase as part of a comprehensive plan budgeted at 30 billion centimes. The project, being carried out by the Public Works, Construction and Irrigation Company over a period of no more than five months, includes drainage and public lighting networks, road paving, sidewalk improvements, and the preparation of plots earmarked for hotel projects. The authorities aim to equip the area to attract major tourism investments and transform the Corniche into a tourism hub, supporting job creation and local development.

Al-Masaa's vision for ties

Bolstering the Home Front

November Projects, Homes

Gas reaches 2,914 homes

Annaba Seafront Upgrade