On September 24, 2026, Algerian Prime Minister, Siavi, urged domestic appliance manufacturers to capitalize on the production capacity of General Plastics Algiers. During a visit to Tissemsilt province, Siavi emphasized the importance of leveraging local resources to boost national integration in various industries. He stressed that all plastic pieces producible locally would be manufactured domestically.
The Prime Minister highlighted the need for a clear and continuous production plan across various sectors and industries. Currently, the focus is on the automotive industry, but he also mentioned the significance of the home appliance and electronics industries. Siavi's statement underscores the government's efforts to promote local production and reduce reliance on imports.
As part of the government's strategy to combat corruption, several recovered factories are set to be relaunched soon. This move aims to enhance national integration in various industries and promote domestic production. The authorities are committed to increasing the national integration rate in the automotive industry, and Siavi's visit to Tissemsilt province is part of these efforts.
In a bid to promote road safety, the Algerian authorities have intensified their campaigns, particularly through the tram network. Additionally, the Oran Agency of the National Social Security Fund for Workers has opened its doors on Saturdays to provide better services to citizens.
In a separate development, a criminal network involved in electronic scams has been dismantled in Oran. The authorities have been working to crack down on such networks and protect citizens from online scams.
The Algerian government has been working to enhance road safety and promote local production. The relaunch of recovered factories and the emphasis on using local resources are part of these efforts. Siavi's statement highlights the government's commitment to promoting national integration in various industries.
By the end of 2026, the government plans to ban the importation of plastic products that can be manufactured locally. This move aims to promote domestic production and reduce reliance on imports. The authorities are working to create a favorable business environment that encourages local production and investment.
Key points
- The Algerian government aims to increase national integration in various industries by promoting local production and reducing reliance on imports.
- The authorities plan to ban the importation of plastic products that can be manufactured locally by the end of 2026.
- Several recovered factories are set to be relaunched soon as part of the government's efforts to combat corruption and promote domestic production.
