In the north of the African continent, the Maghrebi region, stretches Algeria, the largest country in Africa. In the south of its territory lies the Sahara, the largest desert in the world, while in the north, you can find the most important Roman Empire ruins after Italy. Algeria’s history traces its roots to the Berbers, Carthaginians, Ottomans, Arabs, and French. Having gained independence in 1962, it is now a country known for its Islamic culture and significant energy resources, particularly natural gas and oil. The country faces challenges related to economic diversification, political stability, and social development. Yet, while these challenges exist, the country also has significant natural resources, strategic location, and human capital.
