Algiers – Algeria’s economy is demonstrating positive indicators, reinforcing the effectiveness of the country’s chosen path of reform, according to Finance Minister Abdelkrim Bouazrd. Speaking in Algiers on Tuesday, the Minister highlighted the nation’s encouraging growth rates, the maintenance of external balances, and a decline in inflation as key signs of progress.
“The Algerian economy is on a positive trajectory,” Minister Bouazrd stated, emphasizing the government’s commitment to accelerating digitalization initiatives and implementing crucial financial, fiscal, and budgetary reforms. He added that these efforts are essential to further strengthen the nation’s economic resilience and promote sustainable growth.
The Minister’s comments come as the government prepares the 2026 Finance Bill, a key legislative instrument that will outline the country’s economic priorities and fiscal policies for the upcoming year. The Bill is expected to reflect the government’s commitment to economic diversification, investment in strategic sectors, and the improvement of the business environment.
Digitalization remains a central pillar of the government’s reform agenda. The ongoing efforts to digitize public services and streamline administrative processes are aimed at enhancing efficiency, reducing bureaucracy, and promoting transparency. These initiatives are expected to have a significant positive impact on businesses and citizens alike.
The Ministry of Finance is working closely with the People’s National Assembly to ensure the smooth passage of the 2026 Finance Bill. The government is confident that these reforms will contribute to a more robust and diversified Algerian economy, creating new opportunities for growth and prosperity.
