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President Abdelmadjid Tebboune reaffirmed his commitment to implementing a wage increase policy by the year 2027, with 53% of the current wage hikes to be completed in two phases if necessary. The goal is to preserve purchasing power and counteract speculation, which he describes as "greed and parasitism." He indicated that more than two million housing units have been distributed—surpassing the initial commitments—and emphasized that housing construction will continue. He stressed that his aim is to avoid satisfaction with makeshift dwellings in a country that has experienced liberation and significant sacrifices. Tebboune also discussed the rampant spread of intentionally set fires, affirming that many were used in criminal ways. The government will expose those involved and hold them accountable. He reminded that support for the agricultural sector relies on investigations that suggest most farmers are not responsible for the rise in prices. He praised the efforts of civil protection forces and the national army in fighting fires, promising to increase the salaries of their personnel. He stressed that any price manipulation will lead to the arrest of those responsible, and the government remains committed to continuing housing projects and providing compensation for those affected by the fires.
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