El M'Ghair Province, Administrative province in Sahara region, Algeria
El M'Ghair is a province in northeastern Algeria that spans across desert terrain and includes eight municipalities. The region is sustained by water springs that make settlement and farming possible in this arid landscape.
The region became a delegated province in 2015 and gained its full provincial status in November 2019. This administrative change reflected the area's growth and importance to the nation.
The province maintains strong connections to Arab Bani Salim and Banu Hillal traditions, influencing local customs and social structures.
The area borders Biskra to the north and El Oued to the east, making it easy to locate relative to neighboring regions. Visitors should note that this is a desert region where water and resources are limited.
The area earned the title 'Petit Ziban' due to its geographic features combining reefs, steppes, and valleys with small mountains.
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