The Ministry of Industry announced on Thursday in a statement the extension of registrations for the national campaign to mobilize Algerian skills in the automotive industry and the manufacture of spare parts until August 21, 2025. This decision comes in response to the strong enthusiasm generated by the initiative.
The objective of this extension is to give all Algerian experts, whether based in Algeria or abroad, the opportunity to contribute to this strategic project for the creation of a national council for the automotive sector, according to the ministerial department of Sifi Ghrieb.
While thanking the experts, engineers, and technicians already registered, the Ministry of Industry called on qualified skills that have not yet registered, due to the expiration of the initially planned deadline, but who wish to register, to take advantage of this additional time to register via the dedicated digital platform “https://www.industrie.gov.dz/plateforme-ami/ar/“.
This campaign, launched under the slogan “With Algerian skills, we build a real mechanical industry,” aims to mobilize Algerian skills (experts, engineers, and technicians) inside the country and abroad for the creation of a national council of expertise in the automotive industry and the manufacture of spare parts, it is recalled.
The council that the ministry plans to establish will be responsible for developing the national standard for industrial integration, which will be used “as a reference framework defining the technical and regulatory bases for a high-performance and integrated industrial ecosystem,” according to the explanations provided.
This approach comes as a culmination of the participatory process launched by the Ministry of Industry through consultation meetings with various players in the automotive and spare parts industry, which led to the creation of specialized working groups and the development of strategic recommendations defining the technical and regulatory bases necessary for the development of a competitive national industry and the strengthening of industrial integration, according to the same source.