Nadir Kassab (born 30 July 1927) was an Algerian politician and veteran of the Algerian War who served as the second wali of Algiers Province.
He was first imprisoned during the Algerian War, and placed under house arrest by French authorities at his home in Kouba.
While under house arrest, Kassab's home served as the meeting place between Algerian revolutionaries Mohamed Boudiaf and Krim Belkacem.
[1] Kassab later served as the head of the Special Organisation in Kouba during the war.
[2] Following Algerian independence, Kassab was named wali of Algiers Province following the resignation of Amar Mohammedi on 6 July 1962.