On Tuesday, Mohamed Tarek Bellaribi, the Minister of Housing, Urbanization, and Cities, announced that the construction of AADL 3 housing will begin soon. The minister made the statement during his visit to the 8th Arab Housing Conference exhibition at the Abdellatif Rahal International Convention Centre (CIC).
Focus on Local Materials
In his remarks, Minister Bellaribi emphasized that all building materials used for the AADL 3 housing project will be Algerian-made. He also highlighted that in 2024, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune made the significant decision to stop importing foreign building materials, prioritizing local production.
Promoting Sustainability in Construction
Regarding the preservation of wood resources, the minister noted the shift towards the use of PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) in construction. He pointed out that even foreign companies are now required to set up small workshops in Algeria to manufacture PVC materials, promoting sustainable building practices.
Optimizing Building Codes and Technology
Minister Bellaribi also discussed the optimization of building codes for 2024, ensuring they meet state-of-the-art standards. He mentioned the introduction of 3D scanning technology to assess and diagnose the condition of old buildings, preparing them for restoration and modernization.
A Step Forward in Algeria’s Housing Sector
The AADL 3 housing project, along with the focus on local materials and modern technology, marks a significant step forward in Algeria’s housing sector, aligning with the country’s broader goals for economic self-sufficiency and sustainability.
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