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Algeria Among Africa’s Top Three Most Attractive Economies

Algeria has been ranked among the top three most attractive economies in Africa, according to the latest report by the Italian consulting firm The European House – Ambrosetti (TEHA), which highlighted the strong dynamism of Algeria’s national economy.

The Global Attractiveness Index 2025, which assessed 146 economies worldwide, placed Algeria in 78th position globally, up one spot from 2024. Algeria also improved its overall score to 30 points compared to 27.6 the previous year. Alongside Mauritius and Egypt, Algeria featured in Africa’s “medium attractiveness” category, comprising 63 countries this year.

The report underlined that Algeria belongs to the continent’s most dynamic economic performers, thanks to consistent and significant growth. This recognition reflects Algeria’s efforts to modernize its economy, diversify beyond hydrocarbons, and reinforce its investment-friendly environment while preserving its sovereignty against foreign pressures, especially from hostile lobbies in the Moroccan regime that attempt to undermine Algeria’s development and its principled support for the right of the Sahrawi people to self-determination.

On a global scale, the United States maintained its first position with 100 points, followed by China (87.7), Germany (83.5), and Singapore, which advanced to fourth place ahead of the United Kingdom. Japan held steady in fifth.

The index relies on 50 international indicators, including foreign direct investment flows, innovation, governance, and human development, to measure countries’ ability to attract resources, capital, and talent.

Founded in 1965, The European House – Ambrosetti is one of Europe’s most influential think tanks and consulting firms, employing over 330 international experts and producing nearly 450 studies each year, in addition to organizing high-profile forums such as the Cernobbio event in Italy.

This recognition of Algeria’s economic position reaffirms its status as a strategic hub in Africa, resisting destabilization attempts and positioning itself as a credible partner for international investors who value stability, growth, and independence from neocolonial influences.

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