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Annaba State has achieved rapid progress in telecom and postal services since April 2025, with fiber subscriptions up 46%, 40 new mobile stations added, digital skills training launched, and mobile post offices deployed. The initiatives reflect Algeria’s broader push to modernize communications and improve citizen services.
Mobilis has launched “Cridilis,” an emergency credit service enabling subscribers to borrow 20, 50, or 100 dinars by dialing a dedicated code. The borrowed amount, plus a small service fee, is deducted upon the next recharge, offering customers uninterrupted connectivity in urgent situations.
Annaba State has seen major progress in telecom and postal services, with a 46% rise in fiber subscribers, new mobile stations, digital skills training, and expanded postal offices. The Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications said these achievements highlight Algeria’s commitment to innovation and improved citizen services.
Algeria’s Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications has commissioned 17,000 new FTTH lines and activated three new Mobilis stations in Masila, with 28,000 more fiber lines and 10 additional stations underway. The rollout strengthens digital connectivity and supports Algeria’s wider digital transformation goals.
Algeria Telecom has launched Africa’s first 1.6 Gbps FTTH internet service, setting a continental speed record and advancing Algeria’s digital transformation through expanded fiber connectivity and innovative offerings.
Algeria Telecom partners with ONJAM to empower local microenterprises and fast-track fiber optic expansion, driving entrepreneurship and inclusive digital transformation nationwide.
Boumediene Senoussi has been appointed as the new CEO of Djezzy, replacing Mahieddine Allouche. The leadership change signals a strategic shift towards innovation, digital transformation, and technological development in Algeria’s telecom sector, particularly as the country prepares for the launch of 5G services and strengthens its telecom competitiveness.
Djezzy, an Algerian telecom operator, has entered the cloud services market to support businesses and institutions in their digital transformation. The company aims to provide secure, flexible cloud solutions, leveraging the growing public cloud market in Algeria, which is expected to generate $1.12 billion in revenue by 2025.