The Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellaoui, met on Friday with the executives of several state-owned enterprises as part of regular, periodic coordination sessions. The meeting served to evaluate recent milestones while mapping out upcoming agendas, with a heavy emphasis on finalizing core strategic projects.
“As part of the routine coordination briefings held with sectoral leaders, the Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure chaired the 10th coordination session at the ministry’s headquarters,” the ministry announced on Saturday in an official statement. The session brought together the directors general of the National Agency for Studies and Implementation of Railway Investments (ANESRIF), the National Agency for the Construction of Port Infrastructure (ANRIP), Algerian Highways (ADA), and the Algiers Metro Company (EMA), alongside their respective technical teams.
A comprehensive performance review covering the timeline from September 1, 2025, to June 2026 was delivered during the session. The report outlined active construction sites, newly initiated infrastructure, and projects on the verge of launching. Key focus areas included expansion programs for the national road and highway networks, supplementary development plans tailored for targeted provinces, as well as ongoing initiatives in rail transit, maritime port facilities, airports, guided urban transport, and digital transformation.
Additionally, the gathering focused on reviewing and debating budget and development proposals for the coming years. Special attention was dedicated to pushing high-priority strategic operations across the finish line, tracking the progress of goals locked into the 2026 annual calendar, and refining the state’s investment portfolio. These measures aim to upgrade scheduling and oversight mechanisms, boost overall project management efficiency, and optimize public spending.