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Algeria is a state in Africa, bordered by Morocco, Mauritania, Mali, Niger, Libya, Tunisia.
Total area: 2,382,000 km².
Population - 42,23 million (2018), the world's 34th country.
Ethnic composition of the population of Algeria: the main ethnic groups that make up the Algerian nation are Arabs and Berbers (Kabil, Shavia, Berbers of Oases, Tuaregs) - 99%, as well as French - 1%.
The official language of Algeria is Arabic.
The country has access to the sea.
Capital - Algeria, 3,335,418 (2012). Five largest cities: Oran - 641,240 (2012), Constantine - 465,138 (2012), Djelfa - 373,547 (2012), Batna - 324,897 (2012), Setif - 324,502 (2012).
Algerian Economy in Numbers
GDP Size: According to the World Bank, Algeria's GDP in 2023 was approximately 175 billion US dollars.
GDP by PPP (Purchasing Power Parity): According to the IMF, Algeria's GDP by PPP in 2023 was around 550 billion US dollars.
GDP Growth: In 2023, Algeria's economy showed moderate growth of 3.2% compared to the previous year.
GDP per Capita: In 2023, Algeria's GDP per capita reached 4,000 US dollars.
Export Volume: Algeria's exports mainly consist of oil and gas, accounting for about 92% of its total exports. In 2023, the export volume amounted to 37 billion US dollars.
Import Volume: Algeria's imports include machinery, equipment, food products, and consumer goods. In 2023, the import volume totaled 38 billion US dollars.
Unemployment Rate: The unemployment rate remains a significant issue in Algeria. In 2023, the unemployment rate was 11.7%.
Ease of Doing Business: In 2023, Algeria ranked 157th in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business index, indicating substantial administrative and legal barriers to business.
Key Sectors of the Economy: Algeria's key economic sectors include oil and gas, which form the backbone of the country's economy. Other important sectors are agriculture, mining, and construction.
Learn more about Algeria's economy on the World Bank website
Top 10 Leading Companies in Algeria
- Sonatrach: The largest oil and gas company in Algeria and one of the largest in Africa, involved in exploration and production. Capital: around 40 billion USD. Official website.
- Cevital: A leading private company in food processing and retail. Capital: around 5 billion USD. Official website.
- Saidal: A state-owned pharmaceutical company and the largest producer of medicines in Algeria. Capital: around 1 billion USD. Official website.
- Naftal: A state-owned company specializing in the retail of fuel and petroleum products. Capital: around 3 billion USD. Official website.
- Djezzy: One of Algeria's largest mobile telecommunications operators. Capital: around 2 billion USD. Official website.
- Sonelgaz: A state-owned energy company responsible for electricity production and distribution. Capital: around 8 billion USD. Official website.
- Air Algérie: The national airline providing domestic and international flights. Capital: around 1.2 billion USD. Official website.
- Entreprise Nationale des Travaux Routiers (ENMT): A leading company in infrastructure and road network construction. Capital: around 600 million USD. Official website.
- Algérie Télécom: A state-owned telecommunications company offering fixed and mobile services. Capital: around 2 billion USD. Official website.
- Asmidal: A state-owned chemical company specializing in the production of fertilizers. Capital: around 1 billion USD. Official website.
Top 10 Leading Banks in Algeria
- Banque Nationale d'Algérie (BNA): The largest state-owned bank offering a wide range of financial services. Capital: around 15 billion USD. Official website.
- Banque Extérieure d'Algérie (BEA): The second-largest bank in the country offering both retail and corporate services. Capital: around 10 billion USD. Official website.
- Crédit Populaire d'Algérie (CPA): A state-owned bank specializing in credit and deposit services. Capital: around 8 billion USD. Official website.
- Société Générale Algérie: A private bank and a subsidiary of France’s Société Générale, offering diverse financial products. Capital: around 3 billion USD. Official website.
- BNP Paribas El Djazaïr: Part of the international BNP Paribas group, offering retail and corporate banking services. Capital: around 2 billion USD. Official website.
- Arab Bank Algeria: A subsidiary of Arab Bank, conducting financial operations in Algeria. Capital: around 1.5 billion USD. Official website.
- Al Baraka Bank Algérie: An Islamic bank offering Sharia-compliant financial products. Capital: around 1 billion USD. Official website.
- Trust Bank Algeria: A private bank providing credit and deposit services. Capital: around 700 million USD. Official website.
- HSBC Algérie: A subsidiary of the international HSBC group, serving corporate and private clients. Capital: around 1.3 billion USD. Official website.
- Bank of Algeria: The country’s central bank, regulating monetary policy and financial markets. Capital: around 20 billion USD. Official website.
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