The council will be chaired by the Prime Minister and will include representatives from the government, the private sector, and civil society. The council’s mission is to advise the government on export promotion policy and to help develop and implement strategies to increase Algerian exports.
The council will have a number of specific responsibilities, including:
- Identifying and addressing barriers to trade
- Promoting Algerian products and services in foreign markets
- Developing training and capacity-building programs for exporters
- Facilitating access to financing for exporters
- Promoting research and development in export-related industries
The council is expected to play a significant role in helping Algeria to achieve its goal of becoming a more export-oriented economy. By working together, the government, the private sector, and civil society can help to create a more favorable environment for exports and to boost Algerian exports to new heights.
The decree also establishes a digital platform to receive and process complaints from exporters. The platform will be a valuable tool for the council in tracking the progress of export promotion efforts and identifying areas where further action is needed.
The establishment of the National Advisory Council for Export Promotion is a positive step for Algeria. The council has the potential to play a major role in helping Algeria to achieve its goal of becoming a more export-oriented economy.
