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Algeria and Tunisia administrative and labor reforms

Overview

In Algeria, the Ministry of Labor, Employment, and Social Security has initiated efforts to modernize the National Employment Agency (Anem). Minister Mohamed Hattab directed officials to improve labor market intermediation by utilizing digital tools, refining the matching process between job seekers and offers, and aligning vocational training with market demands to increase efficiency and transparency.

These efforts have expanded to include reforms within CACOBATPH, the national fund for the construction and public works sectors. Priorities for this fund include accelerating digitalization, reducing file processing times, and improving the collection of contributions.

Concurrently, Tunisia has reported progress in its administrative simplification program, which is approximately 70% complete. The program aims to simplify 2,250 procedures through 2027, with a target to digitize 80% of these processes and establish 68 new digital service centers by 2030.

Entities

Mohamed Hattab · CACOBATPH · Agence nationale de l'emploi · Riadh Chaoud · ANETI

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Algeria and Tunisia advance administrative and social security reforms

    Algeria's labor ministry is prioritizing digitalization and faster processing for construction sector social security, while Tunisia reports 70% progress in its administrative simplification and digital reform.

  2. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Algeria's Anem to modernize labor market intermediation

    Algerian Labor Minister Mohamed Hattab has ordered the National Employment Agency (Anem) to modernize its services through digitalization and improved data use to better match job seekers with market needs.

Sources

africanmanager.com · jeune-independant.net · letemps.news · webdo.tn