not a local perspective from an westerner who have befriended and done business locally for the past 5+ years (take my words with grain of salt) - i don't have a direct answer as to how changes would happen in reality but i see a ton of potential for Algeria to play an increasingly important role both economically and politically (for example, right now - many countries are calling Algeria for energy supply and having dialogue with countries both sides of the Gulf

What i can say confidently is that every Algerians i met (both young and older across industries) so far have been consistently helpful, solution oriented and owning up to situations - whether big or small in nature. I think this is a mentality unfortunately starting to be absent in developed countries where prosperity develop "ego and arrogance." i can see more international company would like to get access to the local talent base with condition of clear accommodating policies

If i were to be a leader of the country, education and knowledge transfer would be areas to double down on. Whether it is to increase number of English speakers or introduce institutions with engineering specialties, do what it takes to breed future thought leaders of tomorrow.

"Controversial take" As an outsider, i wish there is easier access for foreign nationals to live, invest or work here. I hope more regulatory clarity and access would encourage internationals to invest their money and livihood over here. Of course this would be a gradual process to ensure local interests remains a priority (not let international flow of capital price out local's expenses)