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ENAlgiers Extends Economic, Geopolitical Advantage
Algeria is reinforcing its economic and geopolitical advantage, continuing its trajectory toward accumulating economic superiority. This contrasts with Morocco’s reported economic and geopolitical decline.
ENNew Draft Law Addresses Forest Fire Prevention and Property Protection
Algeria’s Housing Minister chaired a coordination meeting on 17 October 2026 to discuss a draft law aimed at setting construction and planning rules in forest areas. This legislative initiative seeks to prevent fire hazards and protect people and property, following presidential instructions.
ENENA Graduates 54th Class Named for President Liamine Zeroual
Minister of Interior Brahim Merad presided over the graduation ceremony for the 54th promotion of the National School of Administration (ENA) in Algiers. This class was named in honor of former President Liamine Zeroual.
ENNational Emigration Day Honors Diaspora, Features Product Showcase
Algeria marked National Emigration Day, commemorating the 65th anniversary of the October 17, 1961 demonstrations, with President Abdelmadjid Tebboune expressing pride in the global Algerian diaspora’s loyalty and commitment. The commemoration also featured an exhibition of “Made in Algeria” food industry products.
ENTebboune Directs Liberal Shift While Preserving Social Gains
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced a major structural transformation for Algeria, signaling a liberal economic shift while preserving social gains. This new direction aims to free investment and modernize the economy by addressing long-standing bureaucratic inefficiencies.
ENNew Public Institution Targets Market Regulation, African Trade Growth
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has instructed the government to establish a public institution aimed at managing agricultural production surpluses, stabilizing markets, and enhancing exports. This initiative is part of broader efforts to strengthen the national economy and expand trade with African nations.
ENNational Minute of Silence Honors October 17, 1961 Victims
Algeria will observe a nationwide minute of silence on Saturday to commemorate the October 17, 1961 massacres, a decision decreed by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. This initiative reaffirms the state’s commitment to protecting the Algerian diaspora and honoring their sacrifices for national liberation.
ENNational Economy Shifts from State-Controlled to Free Model
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced a fundamental transformation of Algeria’s national economy from a state-controlled model to a free economic system. This strategic shift aims to open new horizons for national development and enhance resilience.
ENPresident Tebboune’s Economic Diversification Plan Gains International Media Focus
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s recent meeting with economic actors, centered on building a diversified economy focused on national production, has attracted significant attention from international media outlets. This engagement underscores Algeria’s commitment to economic transformation and reduced import…
ENYerevan Summit: Algeria Details Active Environmental Protection Measures
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s address, delivered by Council of the Nation President Azouz Nasri at the COP17 Summit in Yerevan, highlighted Algeria’s active commitment to preserving its diverse faunal and floral wealth. The message emphasized national efforts to counter threats from human activities, natural…
ENIbrahim Merad, Saïd Sayoud Named to Key Cabinet Posts
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has appointed Ibrahim Merad as Minister of Interior and Local Communities and Saïd Sayoud as Minister of Transport. These appointments are part of a government reshuffle aimed at enhancing ministerial performance and public services.
ENTebboune’s Economic Vision Draws Wide International Media Coverage
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s recent meeting with economic operators received extensive coverage from international media, underscoring global recognition of Algeria’s ambitious economic diversification and national production strategies.
ENHigh Authority Monitors Anti-Corruption Economic Reforms
A meeting of the sub-commission focused on following up Algeria’s national anti-corruption strategy, specifically the third objective aimed at enhancing transparency and integrity within the economic sector. This initiative, part of broader coordination efforts, reviewed progress and future plans to strengthen the…
ENTebboune Announces 2027 Liberal Economy Goal
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has announced Algeria’s full transition to a liberal economy by 2027, a significant shift aimed at building a strong and balanced economic future. This move, welcomed by economic operators, seeks to enhance the nation’s productive and export capabilities while preserving the state’s…
ENUN Geneva: Algeria Rejects Moroccan Moral Authority Claims
Algeria firmly rejected Moroccan allegations regarding ‘sustainable development lessons’ and claims of ‘moral authority’ concerning Sahrawi refugees at the UNHCR Executive Committee in Geneva. Its Permanent Representative, Idriss Latrach, highlighted Algeria’s humanitarian role and emphasized the Sahrawi people’s…
ENPresident Tebboune Sets National Economic Course with Private Sector Focus
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune convened a meeting with economic operators to outline the national economic direction, highlighting the private sector’s growing importance. The engagement aims to enhance national growth and reinforce Algeria’s economic standing.
ENPresident Tebboune Outlines Vision for Diversified Algerian Economy
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune emphasized a strategic vision for a diversified and resilient Algerian economy, highlighting investment, strengthened national production, and unwavering state support for economic operators.
ENCitizen Role in Local Development to Expand via Elections
Upcoming local elections on November 28 are expected to strengthen participatory decision-making and enhance local development, according to experts and jurists.
ENCitizen Quality of Life Drives Enhanced Algerian Policy Oversight
Algeria is implementing a new approach to public policy, moving beyond mere financial announcements to prioritize concrete results and improve citizens’ quality of life. This shift emphasizes rigorous monitoring and evaluation of development programs, ensuring efficient resource utilization and timely project…
ENLocal Elections Offer Chance for Citizen Participation, Development
Upcoming local elections scheduled for November 28 are viewed by experts as a significant opportunity to enhance citizen participation in local decision-making and support the national development process.
