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Algeria can produce 95% of its imports according to AAPI: A potential of 36.87 billion dollars

August 3, 2026ECOTIMESecotimesdz.comTranslated from French
Algeria can produce 95% of its imports according to AAPI: A potential of 36.87 billion dollars

Algeria, which depends on the international market in several areas, pays a very high import bill. However, it can quickly reverse the trend. According to the Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion (AAPI), the solution is to produce locally, our consumption needs and those of the national economy. A study published yesterday by the Agency indicates that the import bill can be reduced by 95%, equivalent to 36.87 billion dollars.

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