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2027: Year of Open Markets
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune emphasized the transition to a free and competitive economy, while maintaining the state's social role, by the year 2027, despite existing gaps in some sectors. He announced plans to reduce imports from approximately $62 billion to around $40 billion annually, and to end the operation of the Hassi Messaoud refinery to achieve full self-sufficiency in diesel. Additionally, he highlighted efforts to improve the contribution of the industrial sector, which reached 10% by the end of 2026. He also pointed to the launch of the single window system in January 2027, attaining self-sufficiency in some products, continuing to address fluctuations in certain sectors, and encouraging exports beyond hydrocarbons. Furthermore, he stressed the completion of infrastructure projects, such as the Trans-Saharan highway and the railway line, by 2028.
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