Algiers, January 10, 2026 – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune remains steadfast in his commitment to national development, undeterred by dissenting voices both within Algeria and abroad, according to a recent analysis published by the Army magazine.
The magazine’s January 2026 issue highlighted the significant achievements and gains made throughout 2025, characterizing them as a continuation of the comprehensive national revival project spearheaded by President Tebboune. The analysis emphasized the President’s unwavering confidence in Algeria’s ability to achieve a substantial leap forward, positioning it among the ranks of emerging nations. This vision, it stated, is rooted in honoring the sacrifices of Algeria’s martyrs and fulfilling the pledges made to serve the people and defend the nation’s interests.
“President Tebboune will not be swayed by difficulties, resistance to change, or the disruptive noise generated by certain parties, entities, and critical voices at home and abroad who disseminate rumors and false information, exploiting some citizens’ concerns,” the magazine asserted.
The analysis further underscored the high priority placed on addressing citizens’ concerns by the nation’s highest authorities, particularly President Tebboune. He is reportedly dedicated to pursuing reforms relentlessly across all fronts and sectors, with the ultimate goal of bolstering sustainable development, improving social conditions, and meeting the fundamental needs of the Algerian people.
According to the publication, these far-reaching reforms have already yielded tangible results, reflected in the numerous gains and achievements showcased by President Tebboune in his annual address to Parliament. The economic sector, in particular, has witnessed significant progress, transforming Algeria into one of the most dynamic economies in the Mediterranean and North Africa regions. This transformation is attributed to advancements in industry, agriculture, and mining, fueled by an unprecedented investment climate that reflects the confidence of foreign investors. The government reiterated its commitment to maintaining the state’s social character as a non-negotiable principle, inspired by the spirit of the November 1, 1954 Declaration, aimed at ensuring a dignified life for all Algerians.
