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    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Record of Approval on an Absence of Objection Basis on June 29, 2026</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>The Board of Directors authorized investment in Algeria for the project titled Modification of Prior Concurrence in relation to Guarantees for Equity Investment in BNP Paribas El Djazair in Algeria.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Record of Approval on an Absence of Objection Basis on June 29, 2026</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099090926154524872/pdf/BOSIB-a27fcd2e-8cc1-4137-958d-6beb31a0987b.pdf</pdfurl>
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    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099090926154524872</url>
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  <doc id="40112059">
    <id>40112059</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Algeria Human Capital Country Brief</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>Human capital - people’s knowledge, skills, and health - drives productivity and growth. The Human Capital Index Plus (HCI+) measures the human capital a child born today can expect to accumulate over their working life, extending the original HCI by incorporating tertiary education and work experience. This brief summarizes Algeria's HCI+ score and its performance in building human capital.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Algeria Human Capital Country Brief</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099903406242627353/pdf/IDU-a0c8fb59-1bc2-44e9-a517-7fbc16af8588.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099903406242627353</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099903406242627353</url>
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  <doc id="40121053">
    <id>40121053</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Macro Poverty Outlook for Algeria : April 2026</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>Non-hydrocarbon growth remained robust in 2025, supported by strong investment and household consumption, while inflation eased as food prices declined. Fiscal and external deficits widened amid relatively low hydrocarbon prices, rising public spending, and investment-driven imports. Advancing diversification, improving the business climate and the efficiency of public enterprises, and strengthening the macroeconomic framework remain critical for growth and job creation.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Macro Poverty Outlook for Algeria : April 2026</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099546208062614470/pdf/Bulk-a7ae44f7-9dd8-4c5b-b640-ae90aefd8a3e.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099546208062614470</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099546208062614470</url>
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  <doc id="40123221">
    <id>40123221</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Macro Poverty Outlook for Algeria : April 2026 Datasheet
</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>Non-hydrocarbon growth remained robust in 2025, supported by strong investment and household consumption, while inflation eased as food prices declined. Fiscal and external deficits widened amid relatively low hydrocarbon prices, rising public spending, and investment-driven imports. Advancing diversification, improving the business climate and the efficiency of public enterprises, and strengthening the macroeconomic framework remain critical for growth and job creation.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Macro Poverty Outlook for Algeria : April 2026 Datasheet
</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099135008192644090/pdf/Bulk-e68585d7-2155-40dc-a984-f03db2dec623.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099135008192644090</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099135008192644090</url>
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  <doc id="33857497">
    <id>33857497</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Algeria Gender Landscape</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>This briefing showcases the gender landscape in Algeria on key indicators helpful for monitoring gender equality and designing effective policy interventions. Gender equality fosters productivity gains, minimizes losses in wealth, reduces poverty, boosts shared prosperity, and supports green, resilient, and inclusive development.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Algeria Gender Landscape</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099937206302259005/pdf/IDU-d31ffc34-e63f-4e68-a479-5901a1465378.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099937206302259005</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099937206302259005</url>
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  <doc id="40072139">
    <id>40072139</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Algeria Economic Update : Responding to Climate Challenges and Supporting Sustainable Development - Fall 2025</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>During H1-2025, non-extractive sectors and dynamic investment supported economic growth. Inflation continued decelerating in the first nine months of 2025, driven by decreasing food prices. Decreasing hydrocarbon exports and expanding investment-driven imports exerted significant pressure on the external balance in H1-2025. The fiscal deficit widened significantly in 2024 as hydrocarbon revenues contracted. Growth is expected to accelerate slightly in 2025, driven by resilient non-hydrocarbon activity. External and fiscal imbalances are expected to persist amid relatively low hydrocarbon prices. The return of the twin deficits underlines the Algerian economy’s exposure to hydrocarbon prices fluctuations. Rising risks from climate change underline the importance of integrating climate considerations into Algeria’s development strategy. Algeria’s growth strategy also needs to account for global decarbonization efforts and other structural factors challenging its hydrocarbon-dependent economy.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Algeria Economic Update : Responding to Climate Challenges and Supporting Sustainable Development - Fall 2025</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099559312012529379/pdf/IDU-21f72301-d367-41ff-8bba-b29031054172.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099559312012529379</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099559312012529379</url>
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  <doc id="40072148">
    <id>40072148</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Algérie - Rapport de Suivi de la Situation Économique : Répondre aux Défis Climatiques et Soutenir le Développement Durable - Automne 2025</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>Au premier semestre 2025, les secteurs hors hydrocarbures et la vigueur de l’investissement ont soutenu la croissance économique. L’inflation a continué de ralentir aux neuf premiers mois 2025, sous l’effet de la baisse des prix alimentaires. La baisse des exportations d’hydrocarbures, conjuguée à l’augmentation des importations stimulée par l’investissement, a exercé une pression significative sur la balance extérieure au premier semestre 2025. Le déficit budgétaire s’est fortement creusé en 2024, les recettes d’hydrocarbures ayant reculé. La croissance devrait légèrement s’accélérer en 2025, portée par la résilience des activités hors hydrocarbures. Les déséquilibres extérieurs et budgétaires devraient persister dans un contexte de prix des hydrocarbures relativement faibles. Le retour des déficits jumeaux souligne que l’économie algérienne est exposée aux fluctuations des prix des hydrocarbures. L’augmentation des risques liés au changement climatique souligne l’importance d’intégrer les considérations climatiques dans la stratégie de développement de l’Algérie. La stratégie de croissance de l’Algérie devrait également tenir compte des efforts mondiaux de décarbonation et d’autres facteurs structurels pesant sur une économie dépendante des hydrocarbures.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Algérie - Rapport de Suivi de la Situation Économique : Répondre aux Défis Climatiques et Soutenir le Développement Durable - Automne 2025</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099609312012583560/pdf/IDU-0c2a7539-c14c-4b1c-a494-347a43d3e0af.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099609312012583560</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099609312012583560</url>
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  <doc id="40072150">
    <id>40072150</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>الجزائر - تقرير رصد الوضع الاقتصادي : التصدي للتحديات المناخية ودعم التنمية المستدامة - خريف 2025</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>استمرّ النمو قوياً خارج قطاع المحروقات خلال النصف الأول من عام 2025 في حين تباطأت وتيرة التضخم، غير أنّ الضغوط الخارجية والمالية لا تزال كبيرة. واصل التضخم تباطؤه خلال الأشهر التسعة الأولى من عام 2025، مدفوعاً بتراجع أسعار المواد الغذائية المصنّعة. أدى انخفاض صادرات المحروقات، إلى جانب تزايد الواردات المدفوعة بالاستثمار، إلى ضغط كبير في الميزان الخارجي خلال النصف الأول من عام 2025. اتسع العجز المالي بشكل كبير في سنة 2024 مع تراجع إيرادات المحروقات. من المتوقع أن يظلّ النمو قوياً في عام 2025 بفضل صمود القطاعات خارج قطاع المحروقات. من المتوقع أن تستمر الاختلالات في الحسابات الخارجية والميزانية في ظل أسعار منخفضة نسبياً للمحروقات. تظل أسعار المحروقات المتقلبة الخطر الرئيسي على المدى القصير، بينما تشكل جهود إزالة الكربون على الصعيد العالمي تحدياً للتوقعات على المدى المتوسط والتنمية الاقتصادية على المدى الطويل. تؤكد المخاطر المتزايدة لتغير المناخ أهمية إدماج الاعتبارات المناخية في استراتيجية التنمية الوطنية. ينبغي أن تأخذ استراتيجية النمو في الجزائر بعين الاعتبار الجهود العالمية لإزالة الكربون والعوامل الهيكلية الأخرى التي تواجه الاقتصاد المعتمد على المحروقات.</abstracts>
    <display_title>الجزائر - تقرير رصد الوضع الاقتصادي : التصدي للتحديات المناخية ودعم التنمية المستدامة - خريف 2025</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099615512012528148/pdf/IDU-a10758e9-cd15-49cd-bb73-b445bcb72066.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099615512012528148</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099615512012528148</url>
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  <doc id="40055549">
    <id>40055549</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Prosperity Data360 Tourism Country Snapshots : Algeria
</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>This Factsheet provides an overview of the tourism sector according to key performance indicators.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Prosperity Data360 Tourism Country Snapshots : Algeria
</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099322310152524374/pdf/IDU-0d95b258-ba58-40bc-9c0e-c9afebdcd436.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099322310152524374</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099322310152524374</url>
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  <doc id="40054266">
    <id>40054266</id>
    <count>Algeria</count>
    <docna>Prosperity Data360 Gender Country Snapshots : Algeria</docna>
    <volnb>1</volnb>
    <abstracts>This Factsheet provides an overview of the gender sector according to key performance indicators.</abstracts>
    <display_title>Prosperity Data360 Gender Country Snapshots : Algeria</display_title>
    <pdfurl>https://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099938510102513871/pdf/IDU-b5932cbd-e8e6-4391-a8df-3895baf47cd1.pdf</pdfurl>
    <guid>099938510102513871</guid>
    <url>http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099938510102513871</url>
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