Le président de la République ordonne la régularisation de la situation des jeunes exerçant dans le cadre de la micro-importation individuelle
Summary: Rabat’s Support for Young Micro-Importers
During a recent Cabinet meeting, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced decisive measures to formalize the operations of young people engaged in individual micro-importation in Algeria. This initiative aims to integrate them into the formal foreign trade system, providing legal recognition and support to enhance their economic participation.
Key Directives from the President:
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Regularization of Status: The president emphasized the necessity of fully regularizing the status of these young individuals to protect their economic activities. This includes integrating them into the formal commerce framework, allowing access to benefits established by the entrepreneurial law.
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Economic Agent Status: Young micro-importers will be designated as economic agents, enabling them to benefit from social and commercial advantages. This shift is crucial to moving from their current illegal operations at ports and airports, which have resulted in the seizure of their goods and financial losses.
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Creation of a Commission: President Tebboune instructed the Prime Minister to urgently form a commission tasked with defining operational mechanisms for these young entrepreneurs. The commission aims to clarify the legal parameters within which they can operate while meeting essential market demands.
- Product List Regulation: The commission, led by the Prime Minister, will be responsible for developing a list of products that these young individuals will be permitted to import. This will ensure the sustainability of their activities while adhering to existing legal and fiscal regulations.
Through these actions, the government aims to restore stability and foster an environment where young micro-importers can operate legally and effectively, thus supporting their economic well-being and contributing to the broader market landscape.
Overall, this initiative represents a significant step towards addressing the challenges faced by young individuals involved in micro-importation, aiming to bolster their financial security and promote formal economic activity within the country.
