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Sustainability & Green Economy
Sarah Ruschkowski, carbon strategy expert and CEO of Systain Algeria at Eco Times: "The CBAM is a catalyst for Algeria's carbon sovereignty"

Sarah Ruschkowski, carbon strategy expert and CEO of Systain Algeria at Eco Times: "The CBAM is a catalyst for Algeria's carbon sovereignty"

On January 1, 2026, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered its final phase, enhancing the transparency required from companies exporting to the European Union regarding their greenhouse gas emissions. German-Algerian entrepreneur, specialized in climate change and circular economy, Sarah Ruschkowski discusses the levers of decarbonization for the Algerian industry.

Jul 29, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Regulatory & Legal
Localization of all goods and services export operations within 48 hours

Localization of all goods and services export operations within 48 hours

The Bank of Algeria reminded in a letter to the directors of accredited banks on Tuesday that all goods and services export operations must be localized within a maximum period of 48 hours from the date of receiving a complete file. Banks are required to 'prioritize export files by simplifying their internal processing pathways while ensuring strict adherence to the mentioned deadline,' according to a memorandum from the central bank. The memorandum emphasized that 'any unjustified delay exposes the concerned bank to strict supervisory measures in accordance with the applicable regulatory provisions.' In addition to adhering to file processing deadlines, the Bank of Algeria stressed the need to 'enhance oversight in the field of foreign trade by ensuring the legality and compliance of the...

Jul 28, 2026echoroukonline.com
Regulatory & Legal
Strict Regulatory Measures Against Banks Delayed in Localizing Export Operations

Strict Regulatory Measures Against Banks Delayed in Localizing Export Operations

The Bank of Algeria reminded licensed bank managers in a letter on Tuesday that all export operations for goods and services must be localized within a maximum of 48 hours from the date of receiving a complete file. Banks are required to prioritize export files by simplifying their internal processing pathways while ensuring strict adherence to the mentioned deadline, according to the central bank's memo. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

Jul 28, 2026echoroukonline.com
Banking & Finance
Algerian Popular Credit Launches Visa Card for Currency Exchange for Travelers

Algerian Popular Credit Launches Visa Card for Currency Exchange for Travelers

Algeria - The Algerian Popular Credit announced the launch of the CPA VISA Classique international card (a card dedicated to benefiting from the currency exchange right) which is a new banking product aimed at travelers, allowing them to benefit from the currency exchange right for travel abroad in accordance with applicable regulations. In a statement yesterday, Monday, the bank clarified that this card is exclusively dedicated to the amount granted under the currency exchange right for travel abroad.

Jul 28, 2026aps.dz
Regulatory & Legal
Banks are required to localize export operations within a maximum of 48 hours

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

The Bank of Algeria issued a memorandum today, Tuesday, directing banks to localize all export operations of goods and services within a maximum of 48 hours. This starts from the date of receiving a complete file, as part of the measures taken to promote and facilitate exports. The Bank of Algeria emphasized the need to strictly adhere to this deadline. It noted that 'any unjustified delay exposes the concerned bank to strict supervisory measures in accordance with the applicable regulatory provisions.'

Jul 28, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Trade & Exports
Director General of Customs on a working visit to Libya to enhance bilateral customs cooperation

Director General of Customs on a working visit to Libya to enhance bilateral customs cooperation

The Director General of Customs, Major General Abdel Hafiz Bekhouch, has embarked on a working visit to the Libyan capital, Tripoli, accompanied by a delegation from the General Directorate of Customs, as part of efforts to enhance customs cooperation and coordination between Algeria and Libya, according to a statement from the General Directorate of Customs issued today, Tuesday. The Algerian delegation was received upon its arrival on Monday in Tripoli by the Director General of the Libyan Customs Authority, along with several officials and staff members of the authority.

Jul 28, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Startups & Entrepreneurship
The Algerian start-up ecosystem: The challenge of financing

The Algerian start-up ecosystem: The challenge of financing

Algerian innovative entrepreneurship is scaling up. Driven by the Startup Label, the Algeria Startup Fund (ASF), and a new regulatory framework for private venture capital, the national ecosystem now claims several thousand registered companies and several hundred labeled structures, a movement that the public authorities intend to consolidate through a multi-tiered financing policy.

Jul 28, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Economic Policy
Implementation of the 2026 finance law: New budget extensions

Implementation of the 2026 finance law: New budget extensions

Several presidential decrees have just been published in the Official Journal this July, authorizing the transfer of credits for the benefit of various ministerial departments. In other words, these are new budget extensions particularly allocated to the ministries of Interior, Local Communities and Transport, Finance, Pharmaceutical Industry, Foreign Affairs, and Culture.

Jul 28, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Regulatory & Legal
Tracking Every Public Dinar and the Identity of the Disbursing Officers Across Administrations

Tracking Every Public Dinar and the Identity of the Disbursing Officers Across Administrations

13 digits to track public spending from the state to the wilayas and institutions, digitization to update budget management and the new coding enhances the efficiency of budget execution. The Ministry of Finance has strengthened mechanisms for monitoring public funds by adopting a new structure for coding disbursing officers, in a step aimed at tightening the tracking of every financial operation carried out by administrations and public institutions. The new system grants each disbursing officer a unique code that allows for precise identification of their identity and responsibilities, thereby enhancing transparency, increasing the efficiency of oversight, and facilitating the tracking of expenditures and revenues within the framework of updating and digitizing the state's financial management. In this context, the Ministry of Finance has begun implementing a new structure for coding disbursing officers...

Jul 27, 2026echoroukonline.com