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Banks are required to localize export operations within a maximum of 48 hours

July 28, 2026APS | مصارف وماليةaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
Banks are required to localize export operations within a maximum of 48 hours

Algeria - The Bank of Algeria issued a memorandum today, Tuesday, addressed to banks requiring them to localize all export operations of goods and services 'within a maximum of 48 hours' starting from the date of receiving a complete file, as part of the measures taken to promote and facilitate exports.

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