Algiers – The government convened on Tuesday to examine a series of significant projects and proposals impacting various sectors of the Algerian economy. Presided over by Prime Minister Sifi Ghrib, the meeting focused on critical initiatives related to national data governance, pension reform, and digital transformation.
According to a statement released by the Prime Minister’s office, the discussions centered around the establishment of a robust national framework for data governance. This system aims to streamline data management across government agencies and ensure the secure and efficient utilization of data resources for national development.
The government also considered proposals concerning the evaluation and potential adjustment of retirement pensions and benefits. These proposals are designed to ensure the long-term sustainability and fairness of the pension system, taking into account evolving economic realities and demographic trends. The specific details of these proposals were not disclosed in the statement.
Furthermore, the meeting addressed ongoing efforts to accelerate digital transformation across various sectors. This initiative encompasses a broad range of projects aimed at leveraging technology to enhance efficiency, improve public services, and foster innovation. The government is committed to embracing digital technologies to drive economic growth and improve the quality of life for all citizens.
The government’s review of these projects underscores its commitment to modernizing the Algerian economy, strengthening governance, and ensuring a secure and prosperous future for the nation. Further details regarding the specific outcomes of the meeting are expected to be released in the coming days.
