The head of the government announces a census of 5870 projects in general and reveals achievement ratios
The Speaker of the House of the Prime Minister, Mansaf Hamdi, revealed, on Wednesday night 11 November 2026 in a joint public session at the Parliament's residence, the number of 5870 public projects by various organs of the Republic following a comprehensive audit process in coordination with the interests of the airline, the Ministry of Interior, ministries and relevant structures. Hamdi explained during a discussion of the role of the head of government in the draft state budget for 2027 that 2557 projects have been completed and put into operation, representing 43% of the total.
The President of the Tribunal confirmed that the number of new projects that have started to be completed until September 2026 reached 2193 projects for 37.6% of the total projects observed, while the problems of 710 projects were solved. He pointed out that about 367 projects still face difficulties and problems that have not yet been addressed, pointing out that field and sectoral auditing helps to prioritize and accelerate the pace of work.
The government official said that the National Public Project Tracking Platform has registered 17562 projects up to 6 November 2026 to be a unified database allowing to know the progress of works, difficulties, opportunities and overlapping structures. Hamdi said that follow-up included health and preparedness projects such as the Digital City with Honey, the Slide Protection Project with Basidi Boussaid, the Olympic Stadium work in the park, as well as the Central Production Market project which reached the stage of selecting a support office to select completion companies.
These procedures were based on a legal framework established by the Decree of 24 October 2024 on completion of major public projects and identification of technical, financial and real estate formulas for their implementation. Hamdi said that the Commission for Major Projects headed by the Prime Minister has considered 26 projects and agreed to include 20 projects in its intervention, approving 44 deals related to 12 projects including contracting with 29 contractors and the Office of Studies to overcome disruption and ensure good management of public funds.
