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School transport, hot meals, heating in schools, price stability and risk prevention such are the main axes drawn, this Monday, by Sifi Grieb when meeting the Walis in anticipation of the school start.
Grieb said that “this meeting is an opportunity to set the action priorities for the coming period, while taking stock of the progress made and the measures implemented”, at the opening of the work of the coordination meeting with the Walis, organized by videoconference from the headquarters of the Ministry of the Interior. This meeting was thus devoted to preparations for the start of the social school year, in the presence of the Minister of the Interior, local authorities and regional planning, Brahim Merad.
The debates focused on several components, notably the start of the school year and university, the preparations for the fall and winter seasons, as well as the questions related to the rhythm of local development, to the management of the daily concerns of citizens and to the revival of economic investment at the territorial level.
In his intervention, GRIEB to note the importance of completing, within the time limits, all the devices linked to the start of the school year 2025-2026. He notably emphasized the installation of heating systems in establishments located in rural areas and on the development of their surroundings to guarantee optimal reception conditions.
The acting Prime Minister also stressed the importance of ensuring school transport in all municipalities. He also gave firm directives to local managers in order to ensure the proper functioning of canteens and put any work to guarantee the distribution of hot meals from the first day of class.
The economic component has occupied a central place, on the occasion of this meeting where GRIEB called to redouble vigilance in order to preserve the stability of the market, in particular with regard to large consumption products and school supplies.
In addition, he ordered the strengthening of control mechanisms and the fight against any form of fraud or speculation, which would risk disturbing the start of the social school.
As a reminder, the acting Prime Minister had chaired, the day before yesterday, a working meeting, dedicated to the organization of regional fairs and wilayas as well as the implementation of local school supplies. The objective is to consolidate the efforts already made by economic operators in order to guarantee a regular supply and a marketing of supplies at preferential prices, accessible to all citizens. This approach is part of the application of the directives of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, aimed at ensuring the best conditions for the success of the start of the school year.
A five -axis roadmap
The coordination meeting with the Walis continued, in videoconference, under the supervision of the Minister of the Interior, Brahim Merad. On the agenda, the priorities set by President Tebboune to guarantee optimal social back -to -school and a better management of citizen expectations.
In his speech, the minister set out a series of concrete directives intended to guarantee optimal preparation of the social school year, in accordance with the orientations of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune. He insisted on several priorities deemed urgent.
First of all, he recalled the need to organize a school year and university in the best conditions, ensuring the availability of infrastructure, transport, catering and heating establishments, without neglecting the security and development of their environment.
The second priority concerns the maintenance of the urban framework and public cleanliness. The minister urged the walis to intensify the actions to eradicate black dots and wild dumps, to strengthen the regularity of waste collection and to give more importance to the valuation of green spaces.
Third, he called to accelerate the pace of carrying out development projects, with close monitoring provided by the chiefs of Daïras and the directors of the local administration, supported by regular inspection missions.
Fourth, Mr. Merad insisted on the need to improve the management of local public establishments. This means, according to him, through the implementation of monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, in order to raise the quality of the services rendered, in particular in waste management, public lighting, green spaces and technical landfill centers.
Finally, the fifth priority relates to the development of small activity zones, intended to be allocated to young investors as part of the entrepreneurship support policy.
The meeting also made it possible to present the new information system dedicated to the management of human resources within local authorities. This digital tool, designed to support the administrative decision and improve the monitoring of agents responsible for school services, will be generalized as of the next school year in all wilayas. In this regard, Mr. Merad insisted on the need to accelerate the process of modernization of the sector and to finalize other digital systems under development, in particular those linked to monitoring local development and the management of public services having a direct impact on the citizen.
The meeting was enriched by the interventions of the walis, which exposed the progress of the preparations linked to the start of the social school. They have also raised several concerns relating to local development and communities management, giving rise to an exchange of ideas and solutions in coordination with the various sectors concerned.