ALGERIATECH Editorial

Policy & Regulation
Digital Accessibility in Algeria: Why Government Websites Fail Screen Readers and What
The Invisible Exclusion Algeria's 1998 census recorded approximately 1.6 million persons with disabilities, a figure that was subsequently estimated at around 2 million. No comprehensive updated disability-specific data has been widely published since, creating a significant data gap.

Skills & Careers
Building a Personal Brand as an Algerian Developer: LinkedIn, Portfolios
The Visibility Gap There is a measurable gap between the skills Algerian developers possess and the visibility those skills receive on global platforms. As of late 2025, LinkedIn had 5.5 million members in Algeria -- equivalent to 11.6% of the population -- compared to 6.9

Cybersecurity & Risk
Dark Web Intelligence: What Algerian Corporate Data Is Selling for on Underground Markets
Algeria's Unwanted Ranking in the Underground Economy When Positive Technologies published its cybersecurity threatscape report covering Q1 2023 through Q3 2024, one finding stunned the Algerian cybersecurity community: Algeria ranked third among the most referenced African

Cybersecurity & Risk
Inside Algeria’s Cybersecurity Research Labs: What Universities and CERIST Are Actually
Mapping the Research Ecosystem Algeria's cybersecurity research output is larger and more active than most observers assume. A Scopus query for cybersecurity-related publications with at least one Algeria-affiliated author returns well over a thousand papers published between

Skills & Careers
From Student to CISO: The Cybersecurity Career Pathway in Algeria
The Talent Gap Is Your Opportunity Algeria's cybersecurity talent deficit is one of the most well-documented gaps in the country's technology landscape. The global cybersecurity workforce gap reached 4.8 million unfilled positions in 2024, according to ISC2's Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity & Risk
Algeria’s Cybercrime Legal Framework: From Penal Code to Digital Evidence in Court
The Legal Architecture: Law 09-04 and the Penal Code Algeria's cybercrime legal framework rests on two primary pillars: Law 09-04 of August 5, 2009, on the specific rules for the prevention and combating of offenses related to information and communication technologies, and the

Policy & Regulation
Consumer Rights in Algeria’s Digital Markets: Returns, Refunds, and the Protection Gap
A Consumer Protection Law Built for Brick and Mortar Algeria's primary consumer protection legislation -- Law 09-03 of February 25, 2009, relating to consumer protection and fraud repression -- was enacted when e-commerce in Algeria was virtually nonexistent. The law addresses

AI & Automation
Computer Vision in Algeria: From Manufacturing Quality Control to Smart Surveillance
Why Computer Vision Is the Most Deployable AI Among the branches of artificial intelligence, computer vision has the clearest path from research to revenue. The technology — training neural networks to interpret images and video — has matured to the point where off-the-shelf

AI & Automation
Algeria’s Competitive Programming Pipeline: How ICPC, Codeforces
A Talent Signal Hiding in Plain Sight Algeria does not appear on most global tech talent maps. It is not mentioned alongside India, Poland, or Vietnam in outsourcing reports.

Policy & Regulation
Algeria’s Competition Law Comes to Digital Markets: What Platform Dominance Means for
Digital Markets Enter Algeria's Antitrust Framework Algeria's competition law framework, originally enacted through Ordinance No. 03-03 of July 19, 2003, and subsequently amended by Law No.


