Algeria has published new regulations for private schools, detailed in a recently released executive decree. The decree outlines conditions and procedures for the accreditation, operation, and oversight of private educational institutions within Algeria. A key provision of the new regulations is a ban on foreign curricula and preparation for foreign exams. Schools must now adhere to Algerian programs, with Arabic language instruction becoming compulsory. This move signifies a strengthening of state control over the education sector and a prioritization of national curriculum standards. The decree was published in the latest issue of the official gazette, signaling its immediate implementation across Algeria.