Independence Day: new hospital, 10,500 homes and a concert hall site in west Algiers
On Sunday 5 July, the 64th Independence Day, President Tebboune opened a series of projects in Algiers. They include a fully digital children's heart hospital, a new town of 10,507 homes and the start of a 10,000-seat concert hall.
New buildings opened
At Mohammadia the president opened the National Algerian Digital Services Centre, the country's first sovereign data centre, spread across Algiers and Blida. At Dely Ibrahim he opened the new 24-storey headquarters of the Ministry of Housing, built to resist earthquakes.
At Mahelma he opened the Omar-Boudjellab hospital for children's cardiology and heart surgery, with 80 beds, described as Algeria's first fully digital hospital. At Rahmania he opened the Ahmed-Taleb-El Ibrahimi urban centre, with 10,507 AADL homes, schools and fibre internet.
Housing and concert hall
From Sidi Abdellah he launched the national distribution of 179,168 homes for 2026 across all wilayas: 42,520 public rental homes, 11,914 AADL homes, 9,975 assisted-ownership homes (LPA), 7,353 homes for sale on the open market (LPL), 76,423 rural housing grants and 30,983 grants for social building plots.
At Ouled Fayet he laid the first stone of a concert hall of 60,000 square metres with 10,000 seats.
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