Algeria is undergoing a significant economic transformation aimed at diversifying its revenue streams and reducing reliance on imports. Since 2019, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has overseen structural reforms designed to boost domestic production and non-hydrocarbon exports, while maintaining the state's social commitments. Key targets for 2027 include halting imports of certain energy products, such as diesel, by increasing local production in the energy and pharmaceutical sectors. To support economic growth, a one-stop-shop for investors will be introduced in January 2027 to streamline procedures for the 13,000 recorded projects. Furthermore, the creation of a dedicated body to regulate agricultural supply seeks to stabilize prices and build a more resilient and balanced economy.