Algiers, November 18, 2025 – The People’s National Assembly (APN) today approved the 2026 Finance Law, a key piece of legislation outlining the nation’s economic priorities for the coming year. The law encompasses a range of measures aimed at promoting investment, bolstering the national economy, and enhancing the purchasing power and living standards of Algerian citizens.
The approval took place during a public session chaired by the Speaker of the APN, Mr. Ibrahim Boughali. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Abdelkrim Bouzerd, along with several other members of the government, were also in attendance, underscoring the significance of the legislation.
A central focus of the 2026 Finance Law is the introduction of a series of tax and customs incentives designed to stimulate various sectors of the economy. These incentives are particularly targeted towards export-oriented industries, emerging startups, and the renewable energy sector, reflecting the government’s commitment to diversifying the economy and fostering innovation.
The law is expected to play a crucial role in attracting both domestic and foreign investment, creating new job opportunities, and improving the overall competitiveness of the Algerian economy. The government anticipates that the measures outlined in the law will contribute significantly to sustainable economic growth and improved social welfare for all Algerians.
The approval of the 2026 Finance Law marks a significant step forward in Algeria’s efforts to build a more resilient and prosperous future. The government is committed to implementing the law effectively and working closely with all stakeholders to ensure its success.
