Algiers, Algeria – The High Commissariat for Digitalization and the Ministry of Youth have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at expanding access to and utilization of the state’s sovereign cloud computing resources. The agreement, finalized on Monday, December 15, 2025, will leverage the National Data Center for Digital Services.
According to a statement released by the High Commissariat, this partnership will facilitate youth access to vital digital tools and resources. The initiative seeks to empower young Algerians by providing them with the skills and infrastructure necessary to thrive in the digital age. This includes training programs, access to online educational resources, and support for innovative digital projects.
“This agreement represents a significant step forward in our efforts to bridge the digital divide and ensure that all young Algerians have the opportunity to participate in the digital economy,” stated a spokesperson for the High Commissariat for Digitalization.
The Ministry of Youth echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the importance of equipping young people with the tools they need to succeed. Officials stated that the collaboration will focus on creating a more inclusive and accessible digital landscape for the nation’s youth. The agreement is expected to lead to the development of new programs and initiatives that promote digital literacy and innovation among young people across the country.
This collaboration underscores the Algerian government’s commitment to promoting digital transformation and empowering its youth population. By leveraging the National Data Center, the initiative aims to provide a secure and reliable platform for young Algerians to access digital services and develop their skills.
