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Significant progress.
Algeria confirms its position as a rising destination for foreign investment. According to the Global Attractiveness Index 2025, published by the Italian firm The European House-Ambrosetti (TEHA), the country is one of the three most attractive African states for international capital. According to the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency (AAPI), the registration of Algeria among the most attractive African countries for investment reflects the progress made by the country.
It also reflects The efforts made by the State to improve the business climate, strengthen transparency and offer an environment favorable to the success of investment projects. It also reflects the confidence of foreign partners and investors in the potential of the national economy and its future prospects.
“Through the deep reforms initiated, Algeria continues its action to increase its attractiveness at regional and international levels, thus contributing to the achievement of economic growth and sustainable development objectives,” said the agency.
The index, which assesses 146 countries representing almost 98 % of world GDP, is considered a major reference by international investors.
It is based on fifty key indicators relating to foreign direct investment flows, in terms of human development, GDP per capita and unemployment, but also governance, economic management, technological development and scientific innovation.
Improving the business climate in Algeria is explained in particular by the reforms undertaken in recent years. The investment law, adopted in 2022 and revised in 2023, plays a central role. It introduces more transparency, simplifies administrative procedures and guarantees strengthened legal protection for investors.
In the same vein, Algeria has recorded notable advances, like the implementation of a unique digital platform for the registration and monitoring of projects, the granting of targeted tax and customs benefits, the relaxation of rules concerning foreign partnerships, or the guarantee of legal stability to secure long -term investments.
The reforms undertaken do not go unnoticed internationally. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank regularly put forward, in their reports, the advances recorded by Algeria, in particular in matters of diversification of the economy, modernization of the banking system and support for productive investment. These institutions also highlight the country’s efforts to strengthen its macroeconomic stability and create a more conducive environment for business.
Beyond these reforms, Algeria aims to become a major economic pole in Africa and the Mediterranean. The authorities intend to direct foreign capital to strategic sectors such as agriculture, industry, renewable energies or even information technologies.
This dynamic, confirmed by the international classification, reflects the country’s desire to consolidate its place on a global scale and accelerate the achievement of its sustainable development objectives.