الشراكة المينائية وتحسين اللوجيستيات العالمية

Abstract EN

The increasing volume and complexity of international trade necessitate the improvement of logistical services, as they play a significant role in enhancing connectivity between various production and industrial regions.

this relies on robust infrastructure capable of keeping pace with the developments in maritime transport.

consequently, all coastal countries have adopted the approach of port partnerships to implement projects aimed at modernizing the basic infrastructure of maritime ports.

Algeria, like other countries, aims to develop its ports to align with scientific and technological requirements while adopting an integrated logistics system as the main driver for attracting investment projects.

however, the Algerian legislature still imposes a set of restrictions and conditions that are deemed contradictory to the 2020 constitution, which upholds investment freedom and equality between national and foreign investors.

despite the enactment of law no.

22-18 concerning investment, which is now in line with the current economic situation, there is a need to establish an appropriate legislative economic environment to activate private sector participation and investment in the maritime port sector.