EU regulatory shifts, notably in climate rules and trade compliance, are prompting exporters to rethink supply chains. Simultaneously, Algeria is overhauling its investment and trade facilitation frameworks, while corporate ESG and RSE obligations are driving tangible board-level accountability. This edition examines sector-specific thresholds for “Made in Algeria” incentives, new import facilitation measures, and the evolving arbitration landscape affecting cross-border trade.

Beyond the headlines, we highlight the actionable insights executives need: verifying emissions and ESG compliance, structuring contracts to allocate regulatory costs, assessing eligibility for fiscal and non-fiscal incentives, and preparing the documentation lenders and counterparties will scrutinize across hydrocarbons, pharmaceuticals, industrial manufacturing, and export-oriented projects.