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في مبادرة إنسانية تعبّر عن روح التضامن والتكافل الاجتماعي، أشرف مدير النشاط الاجتماعي والتضامن لولاية مستغانم السيد شامخة محمد، ممثلاً للسيد والي الولاية الدكتور أحمد بودوح، صبيحة 10 نوفمبر 2025، على انطلاق قافلة تضامنية وطنية خاصة بتوزيع الكراسي المتحركة، وذلك بفندق المنتزه بصابلات – مستغانم.
القافلة التي نظمتها تعاضدية صناعة البترول، تمت بحضور ممثلة وزارة المناجم السيدة عائشة طاباقو، والمدير الولائي للطاقة، إلى جانب ممثلين عن سوناطراك ومختلف التعاضديات المتخصصة في الصناعات البتروكيماوية.
وشملت المبادرة 262 جهازاً طبياً موجهة لعدة ولايات من بينها: وهران، بجاية، سكيكدة، الأغواط، الجزائر العاصمة، وحاسي مسعود، تضم كراسي متحركة عادية، كهربائية، ومتعددة الإعاقة.
كما تم بالمناسبة تسليم 22 كرسياً متحركاً لعائلات منتسبي التعاضدية بولاية مستغانم، في أجواء يسودها التآزر الإنساني والتنظيم المحكم، ما يعكس عمق التكافل الوطني في خدمة الفئات الهشة ومرافقتها لتحقيق حياة كريمة.
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