Mostaganem
Mostaganem, authentic pearl of Western Algeria and the Mediterranean basin, is a city of Art and culture known throughout the ages, under various names, it was successively called MURISTAGA then MOUCHTAGHANEM and MISK-EL-GHANAIM.
The city of Mostaganem contains numerous archaeological and historical places and sites which make it a tourist area of prime importance and which constitute precious testimony to the most significant stages in the history of the region.
The populous district of Tigditt was rightly described as the Casbah of Tigditt: it is one of the oldest districts of Algerian cities. It constitutes an important urban fabric of the city of Mostaganem. Exclusively reserved for “Natives” This district participated heroically in the national liberation struggle.
The economic life of Mostaganem is essentially based on its significant agricultural potential which can contribute greatly to its development given the surface area of agricultural land which extends over 143,689 hectares of which 131,179 are devoted to viticulture and citrus fruits.
The forest park occupies 32,256.31 hectares or 14.21% of the total land area. Furthermore, the city of Mostaganem has numerous fishing ports and has important basic economic infrastructures which play an appreciable role in trade with many countries.
The city of Mostaganem contains numerous archaeological and historical places and sites which make it a tourist area of prime importance and which constitute precious testimony to the most significant stages in the history of the region.
The populous district of Tigditt was rightly described as the Casbah of Tigditt: it is one of the oldest districts of Algerian cities. It constitutes an important urban fabric of the city of Mostaganem. Exclusively reserved for “Natives” This district participated heroically in the national liberation struggle.
The economic life of Mostaganem is essentially based on its significant agricultural potential which can contribute greatly to its development given the surface area of agricultural land which extends over 143,689 hectares of which 131,179 are devoted to viticulture and citrus fruits.
The forest park occupies 32,256.31 hectares or 14.21% of the total land area. Furthermore, the city of Mostaganem has numerous fishing ports and has important basic economic infrastructures which play an appreciable role in trade with many countries.