The Algerian government, led by Prime Minister Aïmeur Benhamadi, convened on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, to discuss several key development projects. The meeting began with a review of the results of the economic real estate census and the progress of investment projects. This census was initiated in line with President Tebboune's instructions to promptly launch an inventory of industrial real estate in the country. The aim is to accelerate the digitization of all investment operations with relevant sectors.
The government assessed the implementation of decisions made during the joint ministerial council meetings on September 10 and 13, 2026. These meetings, which involved governors via remote participation, focused on the census process by property type. The goal is to create a clear map of economic real estate, distinguishing between new investment projects and expansion projects. This will enable the government to support economic operators and address challenges they face.
The government also heard a presentation on financing mechanisms for university projects that can be manufactured and marketed. These projects, developed by students, aim to support and accompany them in realizing their innovative ideas and establishing their own institutions. Since the introduction of these mechanisms, nearly 1000 innovative projects have been funded within a comprehensive system for financing innovation and creating added value in the university environment.
Another key topic discussed was the National Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change by 2035. This plan complements Algeria's nationally determined contribution submitted to the United Nations in June 2026. It outlines necessary guidelines for identifying national priorities and implementing climate change adaptation measures. The goal is to enhance the country's resilience to climate change impacts and integrate adaptation into public policies to promote sustainable development.
The government reviewed the progress of investment projects and their impact on the national economy. The projects aim to diversify the economy and create wealth. The government also emphasized the importance of supporting economic operators and addressing challenges they face. This support is crucial for the success of investment projects and the overall development of the country.
In addition to economic and climate initiatives, the government discussed the development of professional sports facilities. The meeting examined practical procedures for constructing multi-sport complexes and Olympic villages. The goal is to promote sports practices and support national capacities in organizing major sports events.
The Algerian government is committed to implementing these projects to drive economic growth and sustainable development. The projects will have a positive impact on the country's economy and its citizens. The government will continue to work towards achieving its goals and addressing the challenges faced by economic operators.
Key points
- Algerian government reviews economic real estate census and investment projects
- Government discusses financing mechanisms for innovative university projects
- Algeria aims to enhance resilience to climate change impacts by 2035
