Algeria’s non-hydrocarbon exports are expected to surpass the $7 billion mark in 2026, up from more than $5 billion in 2025, as the authorities step up efforts to broaden the range of products sold abroad and diversify export destinations.
The number of countries receiving Algerian exports has increased from 33 to 57, as part of a wider strategy to raise non-hydrocarbon exports to 50% of the country’s total exports.
Ali Bey Naceri, Vice-President of the National Association of Algerian Exporters, told Echorouk that Algerian exports had expanded significantly in terms of both destination markets and the sectors involved in international trade.
He said the increase in export destinations from 33 to 57 reflected a major shift in the country’s export landscape, which had previously been concentrated in a relatively small number of European and African markets and a limited range of products.
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