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President Tebboune bans marble imports, aiming to stimulate local industry and boost Algeria's economic growth.

Algeria announces new regulations to cap foreign currency exports at €7,500, aiming to boost transparency and curb informal markets.

Algeria cuts its cosmetics import bill from $500M to $58M in 2024, with local production meeting 70% of domestic demand.

Merging Algeria's state banks can boost efficiency, tackle bad loans, and strengthen the sector for long-term growth and stability.

Algeria and the UK enhance economic ties, focusing on trade, renewables, and innovation, signaling a new era of collaboration.

Over 10,000 hectares allocated in El Meniaa for an Algerian-Qatari agricultural hub to boost cereal production and food security.

Mandatory bank payments for real estate, cars, yachts, and insurance in Algeria to boost transparency and fiscal control.

Euro surges to 254 dinars on Algeria’s black market, while official Bank of Algeria rates remain stable.

Algeria launches its first agricultural exports to Canada and Europe, advancing economic diversification through sustainable farming.

Algeria's agriculture sector saw exceptional growth in 2024 with strategic projects boosting food security and self-sufficiency.

Annaba port's new mining quay project aims to double Algeria's non-hydrocarbon exports, boosting the economy and creating jobs.

Algeria faces drought-driven wheat challenges, sparking a tender for 1.17M tonnes and costly agricultural adaptations.

Algeria launches a digital platform to simplify housing applications, offering transparency and options based on incomes.

Algeria’s 2025 Finance Law brings new taxes, strict vehicle import rules, and tax exemptions for frozen meat and livestock imports.

Algeria has built and distributed 1.7 million housing units in 4 years, focusing on local materials and sustainable urban development.

Algeria's digital land registry launches in 2025, streamlining property management and reducing queues for faster, efficient services.

Foreign currency rates drop in Algeria’s black market, with the euro at 25,700 DZD and the dollar at 24,500 DZD in Port Said Square.

Algeria is taking bold steps to tackle its black market in foreign currency. A key measure is the recent increase in the annual tourist...

The Minister of Finance, Laazi Fayed, chaired a joint coordination meeting with the Minister of Internal Trade and Market Control, Tayeb...

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, Youssef Cherfa, officially inaugurated the National Committee for the...