Algiers – The World Bank has indicated that controlling inflation and sustaining the positive performance of Algeria’s economy, particularly in non-hydrocarbon sectors, are “encouraging signs” that could lead to stronger, more sustainable, and diversified growth.
Daniel Briozzo, a World Bank economist for Algeria, made the remarks during a press conference in Algiers, where the financial institution’s latest semi-annual report on the country’s economic situation was presented. Briozzo stated that easing price pressures and the positive performance of non-hydrocarbon sectors are promising indicators.
“Maintaining this progress through continued reforms can further strengthen growth, making it more robust, sustainable, and diversified,” he affirmed.
The report, titled “Responding to Climate Challenges and Promoting Sustainable Development,” highlights the Algerian economy’s continued momentum in 2025, with a growth rate of 4.1% in the first half of the year and a projected growth of 3.8% for the entire year.
The World Bank report also noted that non-hydrocarbon sectors experienced growth of 5.4%, while inflation decreased to 1.7% in the first nine months of the year, primarily due to lower food prices and a stable exchange rate.
DZWatch will continue to monitor Algeria’s economic developments and provide updates as they unfold.
