Algeria Highlights the Attractiveness of Its Investment Climate at “FITA 2026” Conference in Tunisia

The General Manager of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency (AAPI), Mr. Omar Rekkache, participated Wednesday in Tunis in the 9th International Conference on Financing Investment and Trade in Africa (FITA 2026). During the event, he emphasized the attractiveness of Algeria's investment climate, bolstered by its significant economic potential and competitive advantages, a statement from the agency said.

Accompanied by the Ambassador of Algeria to Tunisia, Mr. Azzouz Baallal, Mr. Rekkache led a panel discussion dedicated to investment in Algeria. He delivered a presentation on the major reforms initiated by Algeria to improve the business climate and enhance investment appeal, notably by ensuring legislative stability, modernizing the investment promotion system, and elevating the quality of services provided to investors.

The workshop also showcased Algeria’s economic assets and competitive edges, highlighting that these reforms are already yielding results. This is evidenced by the growing interest of international investors in the Algerian market and the country’s transition into a new phase focused on the materialization of projects on the ground, the statement added.

On the sidelines of the conference, Mr. Rekkache held a series of bilateral meetings with several economic actors and institutional representatives. These talks focused on discussing ways to materialize their investment interests in Algeria, particularly in sectors of high priority for the State, while reviewing available opportunities and providing support for projects until their implementation.

The 9th edition of the conference, organized by the Tunisia Africa Business Council under the theme: "African Value Chains: Developing Strategic Levers for the Transformation of the Continent," saw a large turnout of over 2,000 participants from more than 70 countries. Attendees included policymakers, representatives of financial institutions, investors, economic organizations, and chambers of commerce, alongside experts and economic operators.