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Algeria to distribute 133,780 homes from Sunday

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Algeria to distribute 133,780 homes from Sunday

Algeria will launch the distribution of 133,780 homes and housing assistance under several schemes across the country’s wilayas on Sunday. The scheme was announced in Algiers by Housing Minister Mohamed Tarek Belaribi during a national meeting, according to the Algeria Press Service (APS).

Algeria will begin distributing 133,780 homes and housing assistance across the country’s wilayas on Sunday 1 November. The announcement was made in Algiers on Saturday by Mohamed Tarek Belaribi, Minister of Housing, Urban Planning, the City and Land Use Planning, according to APS.

The distribution is taking place to mark the 72nd anniversary of the outbreak of the national liberation revolution. Mohamed Tarek Belaribi presented the operation at a national meeting bringing together sector officials, wilaya directors and heads of institutions under the ministry’s supervision, according to APS.

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