Economic experts anticipate that 2027 will be a decisive year for Algeria's economy, marking the transition from legislative reforms to tangible growth. Economists Ahmed El Haidoussi and Abdelkader Beriche emphasize that the country is gaining momentum by boosting domestic production and expanding non-hydrocarbon exports while maintaining its social welfare commitments. Strategic projects, such as the integrated phosphate initiative and the new Hassi Messaoud refinery—aimed at eliminating diesel imports—are key to this progress. The implementation of the national one-stop investment shop and increased digitalization are expected to accelerate project execution and foster a competitive market. Furthermore, rising wages and a shift toward domestic production are projected to improve purchasing power and significantly reduce the national import bill, as Algeria moves toward becoming an emerging economy.