Ballalou inspecte le projet de réalisation du Palais de la culture et de divertissement à Baraki
Summary of the Recent Inspection of the Cultural Palace Project in Baraki, Algeria
On Thursday, Algerian Minister of Culture and Arts, Mr. Zouhir Ballalou, conducted an inspection of the construction site for the Cultural and Entertainment Palace in Baraki, reflecting the government’s commitment to enhancing cultural infrastructure. Accompanying him were Mustapha Hidaoui, the Minister of Youth, and local officials, including the governor of Algiers, Mohamed Abdenour Rabehi, and the district’s delegated governor, Abdelouahab Bertima.
During his visit, Minister Ballalou received a detailed presentation regarding the progress of the project, which is scheduled to be completed within 36 months. He stressed the need for improved coordination among the various stakeholders involved in the project to ensure timely completion. Ballalou highlighted the significance of the Cultural Palace, emphasizing its role in promoting modern spaces that nurture talent and serve the youth and families in the community. He described it as a substantial addition to the cultural and entertainment landscape, reflecting the state’s vision to enhance access to quality cultural amenities.
Funded through a donation from the People’s Republic of China, this project aims to strengthen bilateral cooperation and expand Algeria’s cultural and recreational offerings. The palace will feature a theater, cinema halls, a library, multi-sport fields, swimming pools, a children’s garden, and meticulously designed spaces for various sports and recreational activities. The completion of this facility is expected to significantly contribute to the local community’s cultural engagement and revitalization.
In summary, the Cultural and Entertainment Palace in Baraki symbolizes a significant step towards improving Algeria’s cultural infrastructure, fostering youth engagement, and enhancing the quality of life through diverse entertainment options.
