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Objectives: The Algerian state is betting on attracting foreign investments for their effective contribution to achieving economic development and resilience. The importance of this topic is highlighted by showcasing the efforts made by the state to encourage national and foreign investment by adapting its legislative frameworks in this area to make it work towards providing a more attractive investment environment to attract these investors. Methods: To this end, laws regulating investment have been issued, which have undergone amendments, revisions, and cancellations during the economic reform phase. These legal changes establish legal guarantees and incentive systems to create a suitable business environment for Algeria's investment climate. Results: We aim to address the most significant developments brought about by Investment Law No. 22-18, whether related to the guarantees or the incentive systems granted to both national and foreign investors. Conclusion: In conclusion, we reached several findings, the most important of which is the Algerian legislator's adoption of a set of newly established guarantees and incentives for investment projects, and the organization of several advantages that the investment project benefits from within the incentive systems.
Zahia Rabia (Mon,) studied this question.
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