Algeria offers rewards for drug network reports
The Algerian government has approved a new legal mechanism that offers financial incentives to informants reporting drug networks and trafficking, in exchange for reliable reports. This initiative aims to enhance security efforts and strengthen community participation in combating drugs. The laws specify the conditions and details for providing these incentives, which include financial support and confidentiality protections for informants, emphasizing the importance of accurate and confidential information to prevent retaliation. These measures are part of a national strategy to address the rising drug trade, which has increased due to a surge in seizures — for example, 25 million psychoactive pills were confiscated in 2025. Algeria is also intensifying security efforts along its southern borders to combat smuggling networks.
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