Algiers – The 2026 Finance Law, signed into effect today by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune ahead of the Council of Ministers meeting, introduces a series of measures designed to bolster investment and stimulate enterprise growth across Algeria.
The new legislation prioritizes the simplification of tax procedures, aiming to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and create a more business-friendly environment. This move is expected to attract both domestic and foreign investment, fostering economic diversification and job creation.
A key focus of the 2026 Finance Law is the encouragement of startup enterprises. The government recognizes the crucial role these innovative businesses play in driving economic progress and creating new opportunities. The law includes provisions for financial support, mentorship programs, and access to resources specifically tailored to the needs of emerging businesses.
Furthermore, the legislation aims to strengthen Algeria’s export sector. Measures are in place to provide support and incentives to Algerian exporters, helping them to compete in international markets and increase the country’s foreign exchange earnings. This includes streamlining export procedures, providing financial assistance, and promoting Algerian products abroad.
The 2026 Finance Law reflects the government’s commitment to fostering a dynamic and competitive economy. By simplifying tax processes, supporting startups, and boosting exports, the legislation aims to create a more favorable environment for investment and enterprise development, paving the way for sustainable economic growth in Algeria.
