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Minister of Energy follows up on the readiness to connect educational institutions, universities, and vocational training institutes to electricity and gas

August 17, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Minister of Energy follows up on the readiness to connect educational institutions, universities, and vocational training institutes to electricity and gas

The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Adjall, chaired a meeting today, Monday, dedicated to studying and monitoring the level of connection of educational institutions, universities, and vocational training institutes to the electricity and gas networks, where he issued a series of instructions to ensure the connection of the concerned facilities, according to a statement from the ministry. The statement clarified that, during his chairing of the works of the sectoral coordination committee meeting, in preparation for the new social entry 2026-2027, Mr. Adjall issued a series of instructions and directives aimed at ensuring the readiness of the concerned facilities and networks, ensuring the smooth operation of the upcoming social entry.

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