A few days before the end of 2025, Algeria can boast major economic, social, and strategic achievements. In its latest issue, the El Djeich review dedicated its editorial to the efforts made in industry, agriculture, energy, and infrastructure, which have strengthened the rise of a country firmly committed to diversification, innovation, and youth.
The editorial stated that “the various milestones reached in completing the national renewal project, reflected by positive economic and social indicators, demonstrate Algeria’s determination to diversify its economy and create new sources of wealth beyond hydrocarbons.” The review emphasized that efforts in these vital sectors confirm “the vision of a new, modern Algeria decisively turned towards the future.”
El Djeich also highlighted statements by the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, during his visit to Constantine, where he affirmed that “despite the battles and rumors we faced in the early years of the first term, no one was able to stop the march of the new Algeria.” The President underscored the great accomplishments achieved within very short deadlines, stating that Algeria will experience, in the coming year, “a new and genuine start that will definitively lead it to security,” and that “the economic situation is under control and all indicators are positive.”
Strategic projects in energy and mining, such as Gara Djebilet for iron and Blad Al Hadba in Tébessa for phosphate, are, according to the same source, the essential pillars to strengthen the national economy and increase the export of strategic minerals. These initiatives aim to optimize natural resource exploitation and position Algeria as a key player in international markets.
El Djeich highlighted the importance of modern infrastructure, recalling that the Béchar-Tindouf mining railway line, completed in record time, will soon be operational, while other lines for phosphate transport will also be operational soon. “The seawater desalination complexes, serving several wilayas, represent a historic achievement that guarantees a reliable supply of drinking water and an advanced level of water security,” the editorial author emphasized.
The review noted that youth constitute the true national wealth. The number of start-ups, currently at 10,000, is expected to reach 20,000 by 2029, enabling young innovators to realize their entrepreneurial projects. The revival of the investment climate, evidenced by “more than 17,000 registered projects,” and the rapid growth of the housing sector illustrate “the state’s commitment to guaranteeing a dignified life for every citizen.”
Among the priority sectors, “housing is experiencing a sustained pace of achievements, constituting a major indicator of national development. This momentum aligns with an effective social policy based on the social character of the state, inspired by the Declaration of November 1, 1954, and aimed at ensuring a dignified life for all Algerians,” the review recalled.
The objective, according to the review, is to strengthen the power of the state, its independence, and its prestigious position on the regional and international stage as a reliable partner and a force of stability. The dynamism of Algerian diplomacy, confirmed by its support for just causes worldwide, notably Sahrawi and Palestinian, reflects this ambition.
El Djeich reminded readers that “these achievements are possible thanks to the commitment of the People’s National Army (ANP), which ensures security, preserves sovereignty, and contributes to industrial and technological development.” Army General Saïd Chanegriha, Chief of Staff, emphasized that “historical experiences have shown that countries relying on their own forces and internal components are better able than others to face external threats, because the cohesion of the people with their leadership and state institutions is the cornerstone in building the foundations of national security and achieving state stability.”
The editorial noted that Algeria’s strategic choices, the consolidation of the pivotal state, an emerging economy, and a powerful army ensure lasting national security and strengthen internal unity, providing the country with the means to shape its future with stability, prosperity, and sovereignty.
At the end of its editorial, El Djeich pointed out that despite all these achievements, the path remains demanding. It requires the integration of efforts by all Algerians, unity, and the continuation of the national renewal project. The ultimate goal remains to build a free, prosperous, secure, and sovereign Algeria capable of shining regionally and internationally while ensuring the well-being of its citizens.