Algiers – The Finance and Budget Committee of the National People’s Assembly (APN) has introduced several amendments to the draft Finance Law for the year 2026. This development was revealed in the committee’s preliminary report on the bill, which was presented earlier today.
The amendments, the specifics of which were detailed in the report, aim to refine and improve the proposed financial legislation. The committee’s work reflects a thorough review process, taking into account various economic factors and potential impacts on the national budget.
While the full details of the amendments are still under review, sources suggest they address key areas such as taxation, public spending, and investment incentives. The committee’s focus appears to be on ensuring fiscal responsibility while also promoting sustainable economic growth.
The National People’s Assembly is expected to debate and vote on the amended Finance Bill in the coming weeks. The outcome of this process will have significant implications for Algeria’s economic policy and financial outlook for 2026.
DZWatch will continue to monitor the progress of the Finance Bill and provide updates as they become available.
The Finance Law is a crucial piece of legislation that sets the framework for the country’s financial management and economic development. The amendments proposed by the committee highlight the importance of careful consideration and debate in shaping the nation’s financial future.
