Digital culture is steadily taking root. One million registered accounts and active users are now recorded on the national public digital services platform, Dzair Digital Services, showcasing growing citizen engagement with the portal and strong confidence in its online public offerings.
This milestone was highlighted by the High Commission for Digitization, which noted that the figure was reached in a brief period of just two and a half months following the platform’s official launch on July 5, 2026, by President of the Republic Abdelmadjid Tebboune.
Visitor metrics for the platform have crossed the 5 million mark, according to the same authority, pointing out that this outcome reflects rising public interest in digital solutions and confirms the portal’s steady adoption as a unified gateway for accessing state services.
For the governing body overseeing the national digitization agenda, reaching one million registered users within such a short window underscores strong public interest alongside trust in the digital services available.
“This momentum further demonstrates the increasing reliance on digital solutions in interactions between citizens and public administration, while helping establish a digital culture centered on streamlined procedures and bringing public services closer to users,” officials noted.
The High Commission for Digitization continues working alongside various government ministries and public bodies to implement directions issued by the President of the Republic during the July 12, 2026 Council of Ministers meeting regarding the expansion of digital service options available on Dzair Digital Services.
These initiatives target the integration and digitization of additional services alongside enhanced cross-sectoral system interoperability. They also align with directives issued by Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb regarding the mandatory acceptance across all administrative departments of official documents generated through the national digital services platform.
This strategic direction aims to strengthen structural integration across all parts of the public digital framework and accelerate the transition toward a more efficient, digital-first public administration within the scope of the National Algeria 2030 Strategy.