Sergey Cheryomin: Moscow is Ready to Assist Algiers in Achieving its Development Goals

Sergey Cheryomin: Moscow is Ready to Assist Algiers in Achieving its Development Goals

05/03/2026 - 18:00

The Minister of the Government of the City of Moscow, in charge of external economic relations, Mr. Sergey Cheryomin, has expressed his full readiness, as well as that of the Russian capital, to assist the Wilaya of Algiers in optimizing its development strategy leading up to the 2035 horizon.

During his visit to Algiers for the 'Moscow Days' and the Russian-Algerian Business Forum, Mr. Cheryomin praised the city of Moscow, highlighting its assets and expertise. He stated that these resources could be placed at the disposal of the Algerian capital to successfully implement its Master Plan for Development and Urban Planning (PDAU) leading up to the 2035 horizon.

“Moscow is one of the most dynamic global metropolises in its transformation. It is internationally recognized for its success in the digital field, applied to housing, social services, education, and public health. We utilize Artificial Intelligence extensively,” he stated.

According to Mr. Cheryomin, Moscow is also among the world leaders in the speed of metro construction, as well as in digital solutions.

While reiterating his readiness, as well as that of the city of Moscow, the Russian official indicated that the Wilaya of Algiers is interested in infrastructure development, particularly its transport infrastructure.

“We can implement Moscow's expertise and vast experience according to the needs of the Wilaya of Algiers,” he said.

“Algeria is the Gateway to Africa.”

When asked about the assets of the Algerian market likely to attract Moscow investors, Mr. Cheryomin stated that Algeria is attractive because it serves as the Gateway to Africa.

He added that Algeria has invested significant resources in strategic sectors, including the railway program, port renovation, and urban growth.

“Major infrastructure programs are obviously very interesting for large Russian economic operators, knowing that they are already present in Africa through the United Nations Human Settlements Programme,” he explained.

Source
Algerian Radio Multimedia