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Algeria Ranks 3rd in Africa on 2025 Human Development Index

Algiers, Algeria – Algeria has secured a prominent position in Africa, ranking third on the Human Development Index (HDI) for 2025 with a score of 0.763. This achievement, according to the latest World Population Review report, demonstrates the nation’s commitment to improving the lives of its citizens.

This ranking places Algeria ahead of several key regional players, including Tunisia, which secured fourth place with a score of 0.746, and Egypt, which came in fifth with 0.745. The accomplishment reflects sustained efforts across various developmental sectors.

The Algerian government’s strategic investments in vital sectors have been instrumental in achieving this ranking. These include:

  • Education: Expanding access to higher education and enhancing the quality of the educational system at all levels, resulting in a significant increase in university enrollment.
  • Healthcare: Developing the national healthcare system and improving medical services, contributing to a rise in life expectancy.
  • Infrastructure: Launching large-scale development projects, including highways, railways, airports, and ports, which have enhanced living standards and quality of life.

While the Seychelles leads the African HDI list with a score of 0.848, followed by Mauritius at 0.806, Algeria remains the largest country in terms of land area and population among the top five. This makes its achievement particularly noteworthy, given the demographic and geographical challenges it faces.

This ranking serves as a response to skeptics who doubted Algeria’s capacity for progress and development, affirming the nation’s steady progress in improving the well-being of its citizens and bolstering its regional and international standing.

Looking ahead, Algeria aims to achieve even greater progress in the coming years by continuing to invest in human capital and diversifying its economy away from reliance on hydrocarbons. The nation aspires to compete for top positions on the African stage. This achievement serves as an incentive for further advancement.

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