The reality of car manufacturing sector in algeria between the necessity of developing subcontracting and import policy restrictions

Abstract EN

This study aims to shed light on the auto installation sector and the handling network in Algeria, which made a decision to stop importing cars within the policy of rationalizing expenditures due to declining incomes after the collapse of oil prices, and motivated suppliers to invest in setting up auto installation factories while giving them customs facilities and tax exemptions.

The study concluded that there is a significant shortage in the handling network accompanying the installation of cars and almost a total dependence on foreign handlers, in addition to the constant legal changes that have stood as an obstacle to the development of this sector.