Road infrastructure and major structural projects were at the center of concerns for the governor of Mascara, Fouad Aissi, through a series of inspection visits conducted over the past forty-eight hours. These activities focused on evaluating site progress, improving public facilities, and accelerating work paces.
In the municipality of Segrara, the governor inquired Wednesday about the progress status of reconstruction works for a engineering structure on provincial road number ninety-four, which shows a completion rate of fifty-five percent. This project aims to improve traffic conditions and bolster user safety.
The official then proceeded to the elevation construction site of national road seventeen located in Hacine, where he inspected a zone exposed to flooding, alongside a roundabout under construction at the main entrance of the municipality, on national road six.
The tour continued at the main entrance of Mascara, coming from Oran province, where the governor monitored development works, before proceeding to degraded sections of national road fourteen, currently undergoing rehabilitation with a progress rate of seventy percent. He also insisted on tracking the construction project for a roundabout at the entrance of Maoussa. All these operations aim to fluidify traffic and modernize the road network.
The previous day, a working meeting was dedicated to sports infrastructure rehabilitation projects, notably the layout of the African Unity sports complex in Mascara, with work launch scheduled in coming days, alongside turf renovation at the Kroum Abdelkrim complex in Sig, where the site approaches completion. The governor called to accelerate preparations and ensure deadline compliance to place these facilities at the disposal of youth and athletes under optimal conditions.
The construction site of the Great Mosque of Mascara was also inspected. Facing recorded delays, the governor requested companies and stakeholders to strengthen human and material means, intensify efforts, and catch up on deadlines, while respecting technical and quality standards.
Finally, the same day was marked by the installation of Ali Maqam as new director of Mascara Radio, replacing his predecessor, called to exercise identical functions in Sidi Bel Abbes. During the handover ceremony, Fouad Aissi highlighted the role of local radio in accompanying provincial development and promoting its economic, cultural, and social potential. He also encouraged teams to reinforce collective work and performance in service to citizens.