Evening — Upholding commitments remains essential
The Algerian government, led by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, emphasized the swift completion of compensation procedures for those affected by fires that caused destruction in several eastern and central provinces. The president has ordered the start of compensation payments this week, with a focus on avoiding bureaucracy and direct supervision by the Ministry of Agriculture, especially for livestock breeders and those affected in the pastoral sector. He also stressed the importance of quickly restoring normal life, including conducting precise damage assessments and efforts to recover from the aftermath of the fires. The government reaffirmed that the compensation will cover 100% of the damages and reiterated its commitment to holding those responsible accountable. These measures are part of a broader effort to reinforce national solidarity, demonstrating the state's dedication to combating risks and restoring stability to the affected areas, in line with principles of national dignity and in honor of the sacrifice of the martyrs.
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