Ibn Ziyad area residents raise concerns over popular site
The article focused on the efforts of local authorities in the Algerian state of Constantine to reactivate and develop tourism landmarks in their region, especially in the areas of Ibn Ziad and Mount Sheikh Zouwawi. The residents are calling for the necessary attention to be given to important tourist sites, such as the summit of Mount Sheikh Zouwawi, which reaches an altitude of 1,316 meters and is considered the highest peak in the area. This site contains Roman relics and mosaics. The article also highlights opportunities to develop tourism by capitalizing on mountain trails and forest roads, and organizing sports and cultural festivals—especially since the region hosts historical and archaeological sites that could attract mountain climbers and environmental activity enthusiasts. Additionally, progress is being made on developing the "Sidi Mseid" cable car, which connects the top of the city to the bottom of Wadi Al-Rimal; this is an important tourist and historical landmark expected to be completed at the start of the upcoming tourist season to boost local tourism. Through these efforts, the residents aim to invigorate economic activity and strengthen both domestic and international tourism in the region.
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