Algiers, December 14, 2025 – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has signed the 2026 Finance Law, enacting a series of measures designed to bolster the purchasing power of Algerian citizens and improve their overall living standards. The signing took place earlier today, prior to a scheduled cabinet meeting.
The new legislation introduces several key provisions aimed at directly addressing the economic concerns of the population. These measures are expected to have a positive ripple effect, contributing to a stronger national economy and ensuring a stable supply of essential goods in the market.
DZWatch understands that the Finance Law focuses on targeted interventions to alleviate financial pressures faced by households. While specific details are still emerging, sources indicate that the law includes adjustments to taxation policies, potential subsidies on essential commodities, and initiatives to promote job creation and wage growth.
The government hopes that these combined efforts will provide tangible relief to Algerian families struggling with the rising cost of living. By increasing disposable income and ensuring access to affordable basic necessities, the Finance Law aims to create a more equitable and prosperous society.
The implementation of these measures will be closely monitored in the coming months. DZWatch will continue to provide in-depth coverage and analysis of the 2026 Finance Law and its impact on the Algerian economy and the lives of its citizens.
