Algiers, January 5, 2026 – The National Authority for the Protection of Personal Data (ANPDP) has announced a significant recruitment drive, aiming to bolster its operational capabilities. According to a statement released today, the Authority is seeking to employ a total of 120 new personnel.
The recruitment initiative includes the hiring of 60 data protection monitors and 60 data auditors. This strategic expansion of the ANPDP’s workforce is designed to enhance its ability to effectively carry out its regulatory and supervisory duties related to personal data protection across Algeria.
The ANPDP plays a crucial role in ensuring compliance with national data protection laws and regulations. By increasing its staff, the Authority aims to improve its oversight of organizations that process personal data, safeguarding the privacy rights of Algerian citizens. The new monitors will be responsible for actively observing data processing activities, identifying potential breaches, and ensuring adherence to established data protection principles.
Meanwhile, the newly recruited data auditors will conduct thorough assessments of organizations’ data protection practices, evaluating their compliance with legal requirements and providing recommendations for improvement. Their expertise will be vital in identifying vulnerabilities and promoting best practices in data security.
This recruitment drive signals the ANPDP’s commitment to strengthening data protection in Algeria and ensuring that personal information is handled responsibly and securely. The increased manpower will enable the Authority to be more proactive in addressing data protection challenges and promoting a culture of privacy awareness throughout the country. Further details regarding the application process and eligibility criteria will be released by the ANPDP in the coming days.
