716 million dinars for port dredging
The Algerian government has announced the allocation of 716 million dinars for dredging operations at the fishing port in Arzew, Oran Province. The goal is to remove accumulated sediments and improve the water depth of the basin. This move comes as part of efforts to address the declining depth of the port caused by sediment buildup, which hampers the movement of large ships and limits the maneuverability and docking capabilities of vessels. The project aims to restore the necessary depth to provide better conditions for ships, enhance the port's readiness, and ensure the continuity of its maritime activities. Currently, administrative preparations for the project are underway, and work is expected to commence once technical procedures are completed, as part of programs to maintain port facilities and ensure the sustainability of maritime operations.
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