Justice Ministry Seeks 733 New Staff Across Grades
The Algerian Ministry of Justice has announced a significant recruitment drive, seeking to fill 733 positions through a title contest. This initiative encompasses twelve distinct technical and common grades, reflecting a comprehensive effort to bolster the nation's judicial administration. The announcement was publicly released by the Ministry on Thursday evening via its official Facebook page, detailing the grades, access conditions, and required application documents.
Among the positions available, a substantial number are dedicated to administrative accountants and documentalist archivists, with 329 and 233 roles respectively, accounting for 562 posts. The recruitment also targets skilled professionals such as 31 State Engineers in Computer Science, 3 in Statistics, and 1 Architect Engineer. Additionally, 54 administrator positions, 8 translator-interpreter roles, 43 senior technicians in computer science, and 3 in habitat and urbanism are open. Further opportunities include 13 management secretaries, 2 administration agents, and 13 secretaries. These roles are strategically distributed across the country, with significant allocations to courts and tribunals, including 30 posts at the Algiers court, 19 in Oran, and 17, 16, and 16 in Tlemcen, Batna, and Sétif respectively, alongside 15 central administration posts of the archivist/accountant type.
Prospective candidates are required to submit a comprehensive dossier within 15 working days from the initial publication of the announcement. Necessary documents include a handwritten application, a copy of the national identity card, a diploma with a transcript, and a completed information sheet available on the Ministry of Justice or Civil Service websites. Applicants must also provide proof of residency, a birth certificate extract, two white-background identity photos, and two medical certificates—one general and one pulmonology from a specialist. Additional documents, such as a family situation certificate for married applicants, national service justification, and attestations of seniority, are required as applicable. Applications for jurisdictional posts must be submitted to the relevant court or tribunal, while central administration positions require submission to the Ministry's headquarters in Algiers.
