Kamel Moula, president of the Algerian Economic Renewal Council, has projected that Algeria’s economic growth rate will reach 4% by 2026. Speaking at a national meeting with economic stakeholders, he noted that the national economy is undergoing a structural transformation driven by banking reforms and increased digitalization. Moula stressed the importance of combating illegal practices to foster a transparent and fair business environment. He advocated for strengthened economic sovereignty by expanding local manufacturing to curb import dependence, highlighting the significance of strategic projects like the Ghar Djebilet iron mine and phosphate processing for downstream industries. Food and health security remain key priorities, supported by agricultural investments in the south and the growth of the pharmaceutical sector. Additionally, he identified green hydrogen energy projects as vital, noting that the absence of foreign debt strengthens Algeria’s path toward sustainable growth.