Selected coverage of the latest decisions and developments affecting car imports and the Algerian market.
The President of the Republic confirms that the People's National Army has become the locomotive of the mechanical industry in Algeria, announcing the goal of manufacturing a local engine and gearbox by 2028.
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Six German industrial companies arrive in Algeria to explore investment opportunities in the automotive sector and discuss production partnerships that enhance industrial cooperation between the two countries.
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The Ministry of Interior refuted circulating documents regarding the importation of used vehicles, confirming that it only relies on statements published through its official channels.
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The Ministry of Industry announced the recovery of automotive maintenance fluid production lines and their transfer to the "ENAD" group to enhance its production capacities.
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Prime Minister Sifi Gharib launches industrial projects in the Batna province, including a metal parts factory and a cold storage unit, as part of the strategy to revive confiscated projects.
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The Algerian Embassy in Italy clarifies the conditions for importing cars under 5 years old within the CCR, with mandatory technical inspection and compliance with safety and environmental standards before customs clearance.
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The Minister of Industry inspected the activity of a unit for engine radiators and spare parts in Aïn M'lila, and emphasized the importance of the spare parts industry in supporting industry and reducing imports.
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The Algerian Embassy in Qatar has announced the adoption of a transitional system until June 30, 2026, allowing the customs clearance of new diesel-engine vehicles within the framework of a change of residence, according to the conditions in effect before 2026.
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Extension of an exceptional measure allowing members of the community abroad to clear their diesel vehicles through customs under the change of residence system, according to specific conditions.
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Algeria records an improvement in growth forecasts for 2026, driven by rising energy prices, despite a regional economic slowdown due to geopolitical tensions.
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