Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Algeria’s government convened to accelerate flagship projects including Gara Djebilet mining and railway, digital infrastructure expansion, university service improvements, and enhanced summer transport logistics, reflecting strategic goals for industrial sovereignty, digital transformation, and citizen well-being.
Algeria climbed 15 ranks to 74th place in the ITU’s 2025 ICT Development Index, exceeding global, regional, and income group averages. This progress underscores Algeria’s commitment to expanding universal and meaningful internet connectivity nationwide, supporting broader digital inclusion in line with presidential vision.
Algeria’s leap in the ITU ICT Development Index to 74th globally underscores its successful digital transformation efforts, driven by strategic investments and inclusive policies that promote connectivity and digital inclusion nationwide.
Algerian startup Talenteo offers a localized SaaS platform to help SMEs manage HR processes efficiently while complying with regional regulations. Backed by recent investment from 216 Capital, Talenteo plans regional expansion starting with Tunisia, addressing a critical need for Africa-specific HR solutions tailored to local languages and laws.
Algeria’s new digital platform enables real-time resolution of land regularization issues, potentially clearing 75% of existing obstacles and modernizing land governance.
Algeria shared its progress on start-up support and economic reforms at the 2025 Summer Davos Forum, reinforcing its commitment to global innovation and entrepreneurship.
Algeria introduced 40 new digital vocational training programs to address the skills gap and support the country’s digital transformation. Developed with educators and tech partners, the programs aim to enhance employability and innovation among Algerian youth.
Algeria plans to introduce 40 new digital vocational training specialties next academic year to support its National Digital Transformation Strategy. This initiative aims to train 500,000 ICT specialists by 2030, reduce brain drain by 40%, and align workforce skills with economic demands, reinforcing the country’s tech ecosystem and youth employability.
Mobilis has been named Algeria’s leading mobile network for coverage and performance in 2024 by Ookla, reflecting its strong infrastructure investments and commitment to digital inclusion. This achievement marks a significant milestone in Algeria’s connectivity landscape.
Algeria is expanding its vocational training with 40 new digital specialties, aiming to create 500,000 ICT specialists and reduce skilled professional emigration. By partnering with insurance, telecom, and private training entities, the country is driving youth employment and digital ecosystem growth as part of its national digital transformation strategy.