Vaccination rollout and public health priorities
Housing policy under scrutiny as oil revenues fall
Fiscal measures for foreign investors in 2025
Diplomatic recalibrations: Algeria, Morocco, and France
Regional integration stalled, Maghreb Union dormant
Campus protests and academic pressures
Gender-based violence policies remain unenforced
Green hydrogen and energy transition signals
Military operations against smuggling networks
Infrastructure funding and transport bottlenecks
Balance of the week: policy continuity and regional friction
Key takeaway for entrepreneurs:
Foreign investors in Algeria can access tax breaks for non-hydrocarbon projects and faster registration in industrial zones, but must navigate stricter remittance rules. The green hydrogen sector offers export opportunities to Europe, supported by €2.5 billion in committed financing. Regional instability may delay cross-border energy and transport projects.
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