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Study of draft decrees concerning the pharmaceutical industry, public works, and basic infrastructure sectors

June 17, 2026APS | صناعة، طاقة ومناجمaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
Study of draft decrees concerning the pharmaceutical industry, public works, and basic infrastructure sectors

Algeria - Prime Minister, Mr. Saifi Gharib, chaired a government meeting today, Wednesday, dedicated to studying both a draft executive decree related to the description of pharmaceutical materials intended for human medicine and their dispensing, and a draft executive decree that includes the declaration of public utility for the construction of the Algeria-Tamanrasset railway line, in the sections of Menia - In Salah and In Salah - Tamanrasset, as well as reviewing the progress of projects in the irrigation sector, according to a statement from the Prime Minister's office, the full text of which is as follows:

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