مجلة إضافات إقتصادية
Volume 10, Numéro 1, Pages 675-691
2026-03-27
Export Development In Algeria: Comparative Lessons From Tunisia And Morocco
Authors : Ferhat Abdelkrim . Mansour Manel .
Abstract
This study compares the export promotion systems of Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco to draw lessons for enhancing Algeria’s non-hydrocarbon exports. Algeria’s economy remains heavily reliant on hydrocarbon revenues despite many diversification attempts. Using a qualitative comparative case study approach, the research analyzes the alignment between sectoral policies and foreign trade strategies across the three countries. The analysis focuses on two main areas: regulatory and financial frameworks, and institutional support ecosystems. Results show Algeria’s export promotion system is fragmented and under-resourced, while Tunisia benefits from a highly integrated support network, and Morocco pursues sectoral specialization combined with market openness. Drawing on extensive literature and institutional data, the study recommends that Algeria establish a dedicated high-level coordination body, transform ALGEX into a comprehensive service hub, develop advanced financial tools to reduce export risks, and promote sector-specific support structures such as export consortia.
Keywords
Non-hydrocarbon exports ; Meghrib Countries ; Export support mechanisms ; Trade liberalization
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