The Mostaganem province has placed housing at the heart of its local agenda, stepping up on‑the‑ground inspections to ensure the timely delivery of ongoing programs. Driven by directives from Governor Ahmed Boudouh, a broad monitoring operation was launched this Wednesday across the municipalities of Ouled Boughalem, Sidi Lakhdar and Sidi Ali. The aim is clear: resolve technical constraints, impose a 24‑hour rotation system (three eight‑hour shifts) on sites, and guarantee flawless construction quality.
The inspection drive began in Ouled Boughalem, where the 120 public‑rental‑housing (LPL) project underwent a detailed review. With an overall progress rate of 45 percent and a 14‑month schedule, local authorities now insist on an immediate acceleration of work. Contractors have been given a firm instruction: reinforce labor teams and implement the 3×8 rotation regime to enable delivery by next July, meeting the legitimate expectations of future beneficiaries.
The same momentum continued in Sidi Lakhdar, where two strategic projects came under scrutiny. The first, 50 aided‑promotional‑housing units (LPA), has reached 45 percent completion. Even though work started only in July 2025, officials aim to deliver by next November. Nearby, the 100‑unit LPL project, launched more recently, is already under strict monitoring so that a high construction pace is established from the outset, ensuring compliance with both quality standards and contractual deadlines.
The tour then moved to Sidi Ali, a municipality marked by a visible acceleration in building programs. The 70‑unit LPL site, part of the 2024 tranche, shows an overall progress of 22 percent, with basic infrastructure nearly finished. At the same time, another 30‑unit project stands at 95 percent completion. Final efforts there are focused on finishing touches and exterior landscaping, with keys expected to be handed over by July 5.
The inspection round concluded with an update on several additional programs totaling 200 further housing units in the region. Whether LPL tranches at 80 percent completion or LPA projects still underway, the provincial message is unchanged: mobilization must be full and sustained. By streamlining administrative procedures and clearing technical obstacles directly on site, the authorities reaffirm that housing is, more than ever, the absolute priority of the territory, targeting mass allocations around the country’s upcoming major national holidays.