Algiers – The 2026 Finance Law solidifies the state’s commitment to funding the national economy through significant development investments, according to Finance Minister Abdelkrim Boualzerd. Speaking before the Council of the Nation on Tuesday evening, Boualzerd emphasized that the law targets multiple sectors within a new economic vision focused on diversification and improved financial performance.
The Finance Law 2026 is designed to channel resources into key areas poised for growth and expansion. The government aims to stimulate economic activity and create sustainable job opportunities through these strategic investments. This initiative reflects a broader strategy to reduce reliance on traditional revenue streams and foster a more resilient and diversified economy.
Minister Boualzerd highlighted the importance of this law in the context of ongoing global economic challenges. He stated that these investments are crucial for ensuring Algeria’s economic stability and long-term prosperity. The law’s provisions are intended to create an environment conducive to both domestic and foreign investment, further bolstering the national economy.
The Council of the Nation is currently reviewing the proposed Finance Law 2026, with debates focusing on the specific allocations and the projected impact on various sectors. The government anticipates that the law will play a pivotal role in achieving its economic objectives and improving the overall standard of living for Algerian citizens. The Ministry of Finance believes the law represents a significant step towards a more sustainable and prosperous economic future for Algeria.
