Blida – The Director General of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency, Omar Rekache, and the President of the Algerian Economic Renewal Council, Kamal Moula, held a meeting on Tuesday in Blida to set up a joint action plan aimed at boosting Algeria’s investment climate and removing barriers facing economic operators.
The periodic meeting, attended by executives from both institutions, provided an opportunity to review measures already implemented in the field, evaluate progress, and identify ways to further facilitate the work of investors. Rekache highlighted that, following the dynamic momentum created by Algeria’s hosting of the Africa Intercontinental Trade Fair, discussions focused on strengthening the competitiveness of Algerian investors and supporting them in turning signed investment contracts into concrete projects. Both sides agreed to maintain ongoing communication channels to ensure investor challenges are resolved in real time.
For his part, Moula underlined that the meeting, which brought together regional directors of the Council, falls within its regular consultations with the agency. He noted that a series of proposals were presented to the agency, with the aim of streamlining procedures, providing on-the-ground support for investors, and overcoming administrative obstacles.
The session concluded with an agreement on a joint action plan designed to strengthen Algeria’s economic performance and ensure the establishment of a robust national economy.
The meeting followed an information day organized earlier by the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency in coordination with the Blida authorities and the Economic Renewal Council under the theme “The Reality and Prospects of Investment in Blida.”
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