Algiers – The 2026 Finance Law introduces a significant measure aimed at bolstering investment and supporting entrepreneurial initiatives. Approved project holders will now have easier access to municipal land for their economic ventures.
Article 163 of the 2026 Finance Law outlines this new provision, allowing entrepreneurs who have secured approval from the Selection and Funding Committee (CSVF) to benefit from land allocations within their municipalities. This initiative seeks to address a major obstacle faced by young investors: the difficulty in acquiring suitable property.
This mechanism is expected to expedite the implementation of funded projects, particularly those supported by the National Agency for Support and Development of Entrepreneurship (NASDA). The anticipated outcome is enhanced wealth creation, job opportunities at the local level, and a boost to the state’s policy of promoting entrepreneurship and sustainable economic development.
Further details regarding the practical procedures and eligibility criteria for accessing this municipal land are expected to be announced soon. These details will cover allocation methods and project completion timelines, coordinated among relevant authorities.
DZWatch will continue to provide updates on this developing story.
