Construction work on the new Douéra stadium is progressing well. The Minister of Housing, Urban Planning and the City, Mohamed-Tarek Belaribi, insists on respecting the deadlines for completion.
In addition to the Nelson Mandela stadium (Baraki), Algeria will receive two new stadiums in a few months. These are Douéra and Tizi-Ouzou. The Minister of Housing, Urban Planning and the City, Tarek Belaribi, continues his inspection visits to the stages during construction in order to stop on the level of progress of the work.
Today, February 6, the Minister made a new inspection visit to the new Douéra stadium. He had the opportunity to attend various workshops. He began his visit by inspecting the lawn. The construction company laid the layer of sand, expecting to complete the work at the beginning of March.
Minister Belaribi also visited the work of laying the seats. The latter have a considerable lead since 70% of the seats have already been installed.
Minister Belaribi visits the Douéra stadium
70% of the seats have been installed
Exterior layout of the stadium: Minister Belaribi threatens
Subsequently, Minister Belaribi visited the exterior development works of the stadium, which reached 70%. The least we can say, he is not satisfied with the progress of the work.
Indeed, the Minister of Housing, Town Planning and the City was severe towards the contracting authority, the national public works company. He asked him to quickly make up for the delay in the exterior development work, by opening new workshops, while increasing the pace of work with the 3*8 system. And in the event that the client does not comply with the new rules, the contract that binds the two parties will be terminated.
Finally, the inspection visit ended with a technical meeting, chaired by Minister Belarbi. A meeting that aimed to resolve technical, financial and administrative obstacles. The minister has requested the study of all files from next week at the headquarters of the ministry.
Landscaping work is behind schedule
The new Douéra stadium seen from the sky
