Algiers, Algeria – A new presidential decree establishing the national guaranteed minimum wage has been published in the first edition of the Official Gazette for the year 2026.
Presidential Decree No. 26-01, dated 18 Rajab 1447, corresponding to January 7, 2026, formally sets the revised national minimum wage. The details of the new wage structure are expected to be released shortly, providing clarity for employers and employees across the country.
The implementation of this decree is anticipated to have a significant impact on the Algerian workforce, particularly those in lower-income brackets. The government hopes that this adjustment will contribute to improved living standards and increased purchasing power for citizens.
DZWatch will continue to monitor this developing story and provide our readers with comprehensive coverage as more information becomes available. We will be analyzing the specific implications of this decree on various sectors of the economy and its potential impact on inflation and employment rates.
This move comes as part of a broader effort by the Algerian government to address economic challenges and promote social equity. The government has emphasized its commitment to ensuring a fair and sustainable economic environment for all Algerians.
Further analysis and expert commentary will be published on DZWatch in the coming days.
