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It's Time to Shift Investment from Licenses to Factories

August 8, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
It's Time to Shift Investment from Licenses to Factories

The Algerian Economic Club believes that the reforms in the investment system in Algeria should not stop at facilitating procedures and reducing the time to obtain licenses, but should be a precursor to a broader shift towards a productive economy, where investments can effectively create value, jobs, and enhance local production and exports. In a reading by the club, reviewed by 'Echorouk', in the contents of the first issue of the magazine 'Investment' (Investment.dz) issued by the Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion in July 2026, the focus is on facilitating investment, bringing administration closer to investors, enhancing the effectiveness of the one-stop shop, alongside simplifying procedures for obtaining economic property and...

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