ALGIERS- A draft bill on audiovisual industry, aimed at encouraging national private investment in the field, was presented in a government meeting held Wednesday under the chairmanship of Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Aïmene Benabderrahmane, the Prime Minister's Office said in a statement.

ALGIERS- Fifteen new investment pending projects have benefited in recent weeks from the lifting of obstacles, said Sunday the Presidency of the Republic in a statement.

ALGIERS- The new investment law provides for several new measures to ease foreign investment in Algeria, including the setting up of a one-stop-shop, said Minister of Industry, Ahmed Zeghdar.

ALGIERS- Algeria is ranked 4th among the 10 best African countries to invest in in 2022, according to Business Insider Africa.

ALGIERS- A total of 915 projects have benefited from the lifting of obstacles so far, the presidency of the Republic said Sunday in a statement.

ALGIERS- The Mediator of the Republic Brahim Merad announced the raising of restrictions on about 500 investment projects out of a total of 787 projects at standstill for bureaucratic reasons, noting that this move is likely to create nearly 40,000 jobs.  

MASCARA- The measures decided by President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune to boost investment projects at standstill “start bearing fruits,” the Mediator of the Republic Brahim Merad underlined Monday, in Mascara.  

ALGIERS- Prime Minister, Minister of Finance Aïmene Benabderrahmane announced Thursday, in Algiers, that all the public and private projects generating wealth and jobs will be unfrozen in 2022.

ALGIERS- The investment code, which will soon be discussed by the Council of Ministers, must be a "real engine" of economic recovery, said Sunday in Algiers, president of the Algerian Confederation of Citizen Employers (CAPC), Sami Agli.

ANNABA- Mediator of the Republic, Brahim Merad, said Tuesday in Annaba that lifting barriers and creating a favorable climate for investors, whose projects are blocked, are "are a must and a commitment of the country's high authorities."