The High Commission for Digitization, alongside the Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Regulation, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and the Ministry of Fisheries, has trained 250 officials from various provinces to operate a new digital monitoring system. This initiative follows instructions from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to strengthen price oversight across Algeria. Officials aim to use the platform to enhance price monitoring and enable rapid intervention against abnormal price increases. The training program prepares personnel to manage data flow and maintain market stability through the unified digital network. These government bodies expect the system to provide real-time tracking of essential goods to protect consumers from sudden market fluctuations.
The High Commission for Digitization, in coordination with the Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Regulation, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, and the Ministry of Fisheries, trained 250 officials from various provinces to ensure the platform is utilized consistently across the country. This full training program serves as a critical component in the broader effort to modernize national market oversight. By equipping provincial staff with the necessary digital skills, the government intends to create a more responsive regulatory environment capable of addressing supply chain challenges as they emerge.
Training Provincial Officials Nationwide
National Higher School of Hotel and Catering hosted the training sessions for provincial officials. Supervision of these sessions fell under the Prime Minister's services, ensuring a standardized approach to the implementation of the monitoring platform. The training took place at the National Higher School of Hotel and Catering under the supervision of the Prime Minister's services, reflecting the high priority placed on the success of this digital rollout.
The High Commission for Digitization led the design and development of the new digital system. Technical creation of the platform involved a collaboration between the High Commission for Digitization, the Ministry of Interior and Local Authorities, the Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Regulation, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. This partnership aimed to integrate administrative expertise with digital infrastructure to ensure the system functions effectively across all provinces. The new digital system was designed and developed by the High Commission for Digitization in collaboration with the Ministry of Interior and Local Authorities, and the Ministries of Internal Trade and Agriculture.
The initiative is part of the implementation of instructions from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to enhance price monitoring and enable rapid intervention against abnormal price increases. By centralizing data from diverse ministries, the platform allows for a cohesive view of market activity. The integration of the Ministry of Interior and Local Authorities is particularly significant, as it facilitates a direct link between national policy and local enforcement. This collaborative framework is intended to eliminate data silos and provide the government with accurate, up-to-date information regarding the availability and cost of essential goods. As the officials complete their training, the system is expected to transition into a fully operational tool for maintaining the stability of the national market and safeguarding the interests of the public.
