Stable natural and social conditions

Algeria, located in the north of Africa, is the largest country in Africa with a population of 40 million and a per capita GDP of 5,500 US dollars. In terms of medical care, most of Algeria's hospitals rely on imported medical devices and equipment to supplement domestic demand, and with the continuous development of Algeria's medical industry market, imports have also increased. At the same time, private medical institutions in Algeria have also received considerable investment and shown great growth potential, and the government is vigorously promoting the construction of a national health care system.

Large market demand

In 2009, Algeria passed a ban imposing austerity measures on the amount of imported medicines that could be substituted for domestic products. Nevertheless, Algeria remains a relatively attractive healthcare market. The market has a huge demand for medical devices and medical consumables, and mainly relies on imported products to meet the market demand. The living standards of the Algerian people are gradually improving. But the prevalence of major diseases is also increasing, according to statistics, the prevalence of diseases are on the rise are high blood pressure, diabetes, allergies, respiratory and cerebrovascular diseases.

Algerians are becoming more receptive to advanced medical services, such as laser myopia correction and cosmetic surgery. Excellent market prospects include: medical equipment and supplies, including diagnostic, imaging and laboratory equipment; Functional design and construction services for hospitals and outpatient clinics; Hospital and healthcare organization management software and solutions; Microplastic surgery.