The cultural industries sector holds a significant position in the global economy and is among the most dynamic in terms of development. In recent years, it has experienced substantial growth, with increased financial and human resources being invested. This sector encompasses various fields, including publishing, printing, music, performing arts, television, and cinema, all of which apply industrial production principles to the creation and commercialization of cultural works.

Cinema has become a key pillar of this industry, generating significant revenues worldwide and offering numerous investment opportunities, particularly in the entertainment and creative industries. Recognizing its potential, the Algerian government has implemented incentive mechanisms to develop a competitive film industry, aiming to position the country as a regional and international hub for film production and shooting.

In this context, Law No. 24-07 of April 29, 2024, governing the film industry, establishes the general regulations for investment, infrastructure development, and training in film-related professions, ensuring transparency and fair competition. This emerging market represents a strategic opportunity for both local and foreign investors, responding to the growing demand from industry professionals eager to capitalize on Algeria’s talents, expertise, and natural resources.

This approach aims to structure and enhance the Algerian film industry while increasing its attractiveness to foreign investors and fostering the emergence of a sustainable cultural industry.