Since the mid-20th century, Algeria's urban population has grown six-fold, with many families crammed into a small house for generations, and shanty towns abound, and housing has become a big problem. To alleviate this problem, the Algerian government has launched a series of national affordable housing policies.

"Although these houses are not luxurious, in order to improve the happiness of the residents, we have put a lot of thought into building materials, facility details, design optimization, etc." said the then project manager Xuan Shijie.

Affordable housing also allows more residents to choose to join China Construction and become a member of the construction team, including design engineers, mechanical and electrical engineers, surveyors, drivers, personnel management personnel, etc. Omar, a local mechanical and electrical engineer who has participated in the construction of several housing projects and worked on the project site for 10 consecutive years, said: "I am proud to join China State Construction. Participating in the construction of housing projects allows me to help my compatriots improve their living conditions."

According to statistics, China State Construction has provided more than 27,000 employment opportunities for local people, of which the local employment rate of the Woolley-de-Fayette housing project exceeds 80%.

CSCEC has been involved in the construction of Algeria for 40 years. Up to now, it has built 170,000 housing units, covering an area of about 17 million square meters, solving the housing problem of 170,000 Algerian families and nearly 1 million people, effectively alleviating the local housing shortage. situation.Editor/Ma Xue