Algeria has announced a series of significant initiatives aimed at bolstering its economy and technological infrastructure. The Council of Ministers convened on April 3rd to discuss and approve key projects, signaling a renewed focus on modernization and development.
Presidential directives included the acceleration of a new digital platform designed to streamline administrative processes. This platform aims to enhance efficiency and transparency across government services. The project is slated for launch by November 2nd, 2025.
The Council also approved plans for a major overhaul of the agricultural sector, focusing on the development of modern farming techniques and improved resource management. This initiative seeks to increase agricultural output and ensure food security for the nation.
Furthermore, efforts are underway to expand internet access and improve connectivity across the country. A new project will focus on connecting underserved areas, particularly in the North and South, ensuring equitable access to information and communication technologies.
In related news, discussions are ongoing regarding the ‘Tafoulmant’ project, with the goal of optimizing its effectiveness and ensuring its long-term sustainability. The Council of Ministers emphasized the importance of thorough evaluation and strategic planning to maximize the project’s impact.
These initiatives reflect Algeria’s commitment to economic diversification and technological advancement, positioning the nation for sustainable growth and development in the years to come. The government is actively working to create a more efficient, connected, and prosperous future for its citizens.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on these developments as they unfold.
