Issue #76 of the Official Gazette of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria published on 16 November 2025:
ENA Reform, Ramadan 2026 Grant, and Major High-Level Administrative Changes
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Issue #76
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Year 2025
Comprehensive overhaul of senior civil servant training, definition of the registration period for the Ramadan solidarity grant, and budget adjustments accompanied by a wave of appointments and terminations.
1. State Budget, Social Affairs, and Sectoral Regulations
Credit transfers in the state budget, setting registration dates for the 2026 Ramadan solidarity grant, and new rules for public promotional housing and media service imports.
• Presidential decrees transferring credits from unforeseen expenses to the budgets of the Ministries of Communication, Transport, and the Presidency.
• Registration for the Ramadan 2026 grant opens from November 9 to December 8, 2025.
• Definition of 'unsold' cases for public promotional housing and procedures for refunding the value of land price reductions.
• New list of imported products and services for the communication sector requiring prompt decision-making.
• Registration for the Ramadan 2026 grant opens from November 9 to December 8, 2025.
• Definition of 'unsold' cases for public promotional housing and procedures for refunding the value of land price reductions.
• New list of imported products and services for the communication sector requiring prompt decision-making.
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2. Senior Management Training Reform and Administrative Post Changes
Publication of a new three-year training program for the National School of Administration, alongside a vast series of decrees on terminations and appointments in various ministerial sectors.
• Restructuring of ENA training to include 10 new specializations, with a focus on competencies and a 6-semester curriculum.
• Extensive changes including terminations and new appointments of officials in the sectors of Higher Education, National Education, Pharmaceutical Industry, Energy and Mines, Housing, Hydraulics, Tourism, and Relations with Parliament.
• Extensive changes including terminations and new appointments of officials in the sectors of Higher Education, National Education, Pharmaceutical Industry, Energy and Mines, Housing, Hydraulics, Tourism, and Relations with Parliament.
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