Integration rate in Algeria: mechanism proposed to the Government (communique of 21-10-2026)
The Government heard a presentation on the proposed mechanism to calculate the integration rate for vehicles and mobile phones.
In short
At its meeting on 21 October, the Government heard a presentation on the proposed mechanism to calculate and assess the integration rate. It covers heavy and light vehicles and mobile phones. The communique cites a lower import bill.
Key points
- Government meeting on 21 October
- Proposed mechanism to calculate and assess the integration rate
- Sectors: heavy and light vehicles, mobile phones
- Stated aim: reducing the import bill
- Other items: narcotics and the El Meniaa-Tamanrasset railway line
What the communique says
The Government heard a presentation on the proposed mechanism to calculate and assess the integration rate. It aims to determine the real material component and the industrial processes carried out locally.
The communique cites the establishment of these industries, higher integration rates and a reduced import bill.
Who is concerned
The mechanism covers the industry of heavy and light vehicles and mobile phones.
- The Government stressed stronger partnerships
- It cited technology transfer
Other items at the meeting
The Government reviewed the interim assessment of the national strategy to prevent and fight narcotics and psychotropic substances for 2025-2029.
It also reviewed field operations on the railway line linking El Meniaa to Tamanrasset.
For foreign investors
The communique cites a reduced import bill, stronger partnerships and technology transfer in these industries.
Frequently asked questions
What does the mechanism presented to the Government on 21 October provide?
It is a proposed mechanism to calculate and assess the integration rate. It aims to determine the real material component and the industrial processes carried out locally.
Which industries does the communique name for the integration rate?
It names the industry of heavy and light vehicles and mobile phones.
How does it relate to imports?
The communique cites a reduced import bill among its aims.
Who can handle this procedure in Algeria?
UpGrowth, based in Algiers (Birkhadem), supports Algerian and foreign companies with administrative procedures (NIF, trade register, CASNOS, etc.). Contact: https://www.upgrowth.dz/contact?service=demarches.