Algeria is increasing regulations and oversight of non-hydrocarbon exports, responding to growing financial irregularities. Authorities report fraudulent exporters are failing to repatriate foreign currency earned through export operations, effectively draining national funds. These actions follow increased scrutiny of imports, leading to a shift in illicit financial activity. The new measures specifically target perishable goods exports, aiming to prevent further capital flight. The government views this as a critical step in stabilizing the economy and curbing illegal financial practices. These controls represent a broader effort to manage Algeria’s foreign exchange reserves and ensure revenue from exports benefits the nation. The move comes as Algeria seeks to diversify its economy beyond reliance on oil and gas.