Mascara: University Infrastructure Projects Examined Ahead of Academic Year

Rehabilitation, development, and construction initiatives across higher education facilities in Mascara underwent a rigorous field inspection on Wednesday by the Governor of Mascara, Fouad Aissi, ahead of the upcoming academic term. Several job sites were examined, including the new Faculty of Sports Sciences, renovated lecture halls and auditoriums, and upgraded campus grounds aimed at ensuring operational readiness and delivering optimal learning conditions for students.

The regional chief executive initiated his tour at the old university hub, evaluating several operations connected to the new Faculty of Sports Sciences. The visit confirmed the completion and delivery of the football pitch, which is now fully operational for athletic programming and academic instruction.

The inspection tour also reviewed ongoing planning, oversight, and construction for a semi-Olympic swimming pool and a multi-sports hall intended to bolster athletic infrastructure at the faculty. Additionally, the governor examined plans for an open-air theater designed to expand cultural amenities available to the academic community.

Continuing the circuit, Fouad Aissi surveyed multiple facilities undergoing maintenance and rehabilitation. He inspected classrooms at the Higher Teacher Training School, the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering, and the Department of Computer Science. These interventions aim to enhance educational spaces and provide improved learning environments.

At the Sidi Said university hub, the governor inspected auditorium rehabilitation projects alongside exterior landscaping surrounding the Faculty of Law. The visit also encompassed waterproofing repairs across lecture halls at the Faculty of Economic Sciences to safeguard structural integrity over the long term.

Throughout every stop, the governor emphasized the imperative to accelerate execution paces, adhere to established deadlines, and maintain strict quality control. He further called for rigorous project tracking to ensure all facilities are completely operational for the upcoming university start date.