Rekhroukh reçoit des députés de l’APN des wilayas d’Adrar et Bordj Badji Mokhtar
Summary of Meeting Between Minister Lakhdar Rekhroukh and Delegation of Parliamentarians
On Thursday, Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, M. Lakhdar Rekhroukh, welcomed a delegation of parliamentarians from the National People’s Assembly (APN), representing the Adrar and Bordj Badji Mokhtar provinces, in a meeting held at the ministry’s headquarters in Algiers. The purpose of the meeting was to address the concerns of local citizens particularly concerning road infrastructure.
During the meeting, representatives from these provinces voiced significant issues regarding the modernization and rehabilitation of national and provincial roads, highlighting the importance of the RN 6 corridor which connects the northern and southern regions of Algeria. This specific road segment traverses both Adrar and Bordj Badji Mokhtar, marking it as a critical infrastructure project.
The parliamentarians specifically requested enhancements to the RN 6, particularly between Tsabit and Adrar, and expressed a need to upgrade the RN 52 linking Aoulef to In Salah, in addition to the road connecting Adrar to Aoulef. They also discussed various projects aimed at improving accessibility to isolated areas by paving existing tracks and creating new road connections to the current network.
In response, Minister Rekhroukh underscored the government’s commitment to advancing infrastructure development in southern Algeria through numerous ongoing projects focused on road modernization and rehabilitation. This strategy not only aims to strengthen regional development but also facilitates trade routes with neighboring African countries.
M. Rekhroukh highlighted a pivotal project involving the modernization of the RN 06 along a 550-kilometer stretch linking Reggane, Bordj Badji Mokhtar, and Timiaouine. This project is expected to alleviate the isolation of border communities while bolstering diverse sectors within the region, thereby improving local economies.
Furthermore, the Minister appreciated the efforts of his ministry in contributing to the socioeconomic development of southern provinces through the implementation of key projects aimed at reducing travel times between Adrar, Bordj Badji Mokhtar, and adjacent provinces. He reassured the parliamentarians of the government’s ongoing commitment to addressing the aspirations and needs of the local populace.
The meeting also reflects the directives from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune emphasizing the importance of continuous coordination between the government and parliamentary representatives. This initiative underscores a commitment to participatory action and the efficient addressing of citizen concerns.
In summary, the meeting was a significant step in addressing the infrastructural challenges faced by the Adrar and Bordj Badji Mokhtar provinces, reiterating the government’s dedication to improving the quality of life for residents through enhanced road connectivity and infrastructure investments.
This summary encapsulates the key points and implications of the meeting while condensing the information to provide a concise overview.
