The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved the 2025-2030 Country Strategy for Algeria, designed to support economic diversification, strengthen strategic infrastructure, and advance regional integration.

The new strategy marks an important milestone in the partnership between the Bank and the Government of Algeria. It is anchored on two main pillars: developing infrastructure to stimulate the economy and reinforce regional integration; and accelerating structural economic transformation through economic reforms and the development of agro-industrial value chains.

"This strategy reflects our commitment to supporting Algeria's transition toward a diversified and resilient economy. It prioritizes infrastructure development to strengthen regional integration, competitiveness, and the creation of high value-added jobs," said Mohamed El Azizi, the African Development Bank Group's Director General for North Africa.

The Bank's interventions will focus on four key sectors--transport, energy, agro-industry, and economic governance--deploying a selective approach based on the institution's comparative advantages and on national priorities.

The new 2025-2030 roadmap will build on achievements in the energy, agriculture, and economic governance sectors, and support the growth and diversification of Algeria's economy, which remains heavily dependent on hydrocarbons. It has also been designed to prioritise youth employability, climate change adaptation, and gender equality.

With the approval of the 2025-2030 Country Strategy for Algeria, the African Development Bank Group will initiate dialogue to develop an ambitious investment pipeline combining sovereign financing, public-private partnerships, and technical assistance, in alignment with the country's priorities.