تقييم برنامج خوصصة المؤسسات العمومية في الجزائر

Abstract EN

The Privatization of public companies in Algeria was a result of the financial difficulties they had experienced and the crisis of external indebtedness that the country has witnessed since the mid-eighties, in the last century.

The sharp drop in oil prices forced the government to initiate a process of economic reforms, by establishing legal arrangements to allow the liquidation of public companies in the Supplementary Finance Law of 1994, the Privatization Law of 1995 up to the Privatization Law of 2001, and were subsequently suspended after issuing the Supplementary Finance Law in 2009, which contained restrictive legal arrangements.

Since itsinception until now the privatization program, has resulted in only a modest outcome, on the other hand, the same period has witnessed a broadly rapid development of the private sector in some economic sectors, which has accounted for nearly 60% of the added value for all economic sectors.