مدخل تقويم دورة استغلال قطاع المحروقات الجزائري لتحقيق التنمية المستدامة: إطار استشرافي

Abstract EN

Achieving sustainable development in its various dimensions requires the inclusion of environmental concerns in economic and social policies under the umbrella of a national sustainable development policy that takes into account economic, social and environmental considerations when starting to exploit available resources as sustainable.

Regarding the depleted hydrocarbons sector, this paper shows that the process of exploiting it within the framework of economic sustainability requires determining the economic feasibility of the output before determining its size, and comparing it with the considerations of keeping a larger shelf for a longer period, with oil revenues considered as a capital asset that should not be used to finance current consumption, but rather to invest in capital assets.

Financial guarantee the right of present and future generation.

This is through the development of targeted development programs to efficiently use and rationalize depleted resources as a strategic objective.

This can only be done by exploiting the comparative advantage of the sector by integrating the hydrocarbons sector into the national production base in accordance with the economic, industrial and financing interconnections resulting from the front and rear payments of this sector and considering them as priority sectors in the construction because they have a competitive advantage because of their association with the hydrocarbons sector.

This creates the desired capital accumulation to create the material base for sustainable domestic production.