Algeria’s Fiber Optic Network Expansion: Nationwide Coverage by Early 2027
Algeria is poised to achieve a significant technological milestone. Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Sid Ali Zerrouki, announced during a recent working visit to Batna that the nation’s fiber optic network is on track to encompass the entire country by the beginning of 2027. This initiative underscores the Algerian government’s commitment to fostering digital inclusion and upgrading its telecommunications infrastructure. This expansion is particularly important for the country’s economic development, supporting various sectors, from education and healthcare to business and e-commerce.
Accelerating Fiber Optic Deployment and Addressing Coverage Gaps
The minister emphasized the strategic importance of this nationwide fiber optic program, highlighting the need to expedite ongoing construction projects. The goal is to connect all residential areas and key activity centers to meet the increasing demand for high-speed internet access across Algeria. Zerrouki also addressed the responsibilities of mobile phone operators, stressing their obligation to comply with established specifications regarding network coverage. This includes ensuring comprehensive coverage along national roadways. Furthermore, Zerrouki called on mobile operators to utilize temporary mobile stations deployed on beaches during the summer season, indicating a proactive approach to address potential coverage issues.
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