The Algerian Council of the Nation (Senate) today overwhelmingly approved the Finance Law for the year 2026 during a public plenary session dedicated to voting on the bill.
The approval marks a key step in the government’s financial planning and sets the stage for the implementation of economic and social policies outlined within the law.
During the session, the Minister of Finance emphasized that the ratification of the 2026 Finance Law demonstrates a firm commitment to implementing its provisions, particularly those aimed at improving public services and supporting the goals of economic and social development across the nation.
The 2026 Finance Law is expected to outline the country’s budgetary allocations and revenue projections for the coming year, providing a framework for government spending and investment. It also addresses key economic challenges and opportunities facing Algeria.
DZWatch will continue to provide in-depth analysis and reporting on the implications of the 2026 Finance Law and its impact on the Algerian economy and society. Stay tuned for further updates.
