Monday 24 February 2025 
By: Hana Saada
The Governor of Algiers Abdenour Rabhi, oversaw, on Saturday, various projects in the capital. Accompanied by a strong delegation, he visited the water purification station in Ain-Benian and the bank office in Algiers.
The water purification station in Ain-Benian is a crucial infrastructure serving a large population of approximately 500,000 residents. This facility has the capacity to treat 100,000 m3 of water per day, making it an environmental asset of great significance, with a capacity of 235,000 m3.
Another notable visit was made to Ben Aknoun’s zoo, which is currently undergoing extensive rehabilitation and redevelopment efforts. This park, spanning several kilometers, is being transformed into a modern and well-equipped facility. Additionally, the governor inspected the ongoing projects at the “Parc Donia” in Ouled-Fayet, which include the development of sports areas, entertainment zones, and parking facilities.
The governor’s visits to these projects demonstrate his commitment to ensuring the successful implementation and progress of various initiatives in the region. His presence and supervision serve as a testament to the importance placed on improving the quality of life for the residents of Algiers.
In a professional tone, it is essential to convey the significance and impact of these projects, highlighting the governor’s dedication to enhancing the infrastructure and amenities available to the people of the capital.