Issue #23 of the Official Gazette of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria published on 22 April 2025:
New Hydrocarbon Deals, Major Government Shake-up, and Banking Leadership Rules
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Issue #23
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Year 2025
Key hydrocarbon concessions approved, numerous high-level government appointments and dismissals announced, and the Bank of Algeria issues new regulations for approving financial institution leaders. Tobacco prices also updated.
1. DECREES
Presidential decrees concerning hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation concessions and the attribution of mining titles for hydrocarbon activities.
Presidential Decree No. 25-111 approving concessions attributed by ALNAFT to SONATRACH-Spa. Presidential Decree No. 25-112 attributing mining titles for hydrocarbon activities to ALNAFT.
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2. INDIVIDUAL DECISIONS
Presidential and executive decrees concerning appointments and terminations of functions in various governmental bodies and institutions.
Appointments and terminations for advisors, directors, and heads of national bodies and councils, including the Presidency, National Gendarmerie, Ministry of Interior, anti-corruption bodies, and various institutions. Includes a rectification of a previous presidential decree.
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3. ORDERS, DECISIONS AND NOTICES
Interministerial orders and decisions from the Ministries of National Defense, Justice, Interior Commerce, and the National Economic, Social and Environmental Council.
Renewal of a magistrate's secondment at the Ministry of National Defense. Constitution of a joint administrative commission at the Ministry of Justice. Publication of selling prices for snuff and cigarettes for several companies. Delegation of signature at the National Economic, Social and Environmental Council.
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4. REGULATIONS
Bank of Algeria regulation establishing approval conditions for managers of regulated institutions.
Regulation No. 25-01 sets conditions for approving managers of banks, financial institutions, foreign bank branches, payment service providers, independent brokers, and exchange offices.
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