In 2025, the relationship between Algeria and its vast diaspora has reached a level of closeness not seen in decades, marking a profound shift in national cohesion and identity. Under the leadership of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, Algerians living abroad feel more connected, valued and included than ever before. His administration has made deliberate and sustained efforts to strengthen ties with communities spread across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Africa, recognising the diaspora not as distant observers but as an essential extension of the nation itself. This renewed sense of belonging is echoed by countless families who, for years, felt overlooked or detached from political and social life back home.
One of the most striking developments has been the growing admiration the diaspora expresses for Tebboune. Many describe him as transparent, approachable and sincere—qualities that have earned him a level of trust and popularity no previous Algerian president has enjoyed among citizens abroad. His outreach efforts, from easing administrative procedures to encouraging investment and participation in national initiatives, have created a bridge long awaited by Algerians living overseas. These measures have also made the diaspora feel genuinely included in Algeria’s future, rather than treated as a separate group on the margins of national discussions.
Beyond policies, Tebboune has embraced a tone of respect and recognition, openly acknowledging the contributions of Algerians abroad in culture, science, business and development. This recognition resonates deeply with a population that has always maintained emotional ties to the homeland, even when political distance separated them. Today, dual identities—Algerian and international—are celebrated rather than seen as conflicting, enriching the country’s image on the global stage.
As Algeria continues to modernise and assert itself internationally, its diaspora stands closer than ever, encouraged by a presidency that views them not as expatriates, but as partners. The year 2025 marks a turning point: a moment when Algerians around the world feel united by a renewed national spirit, confident that their voices matter and their connection to Algeria is stronger, clearer and more meaningful than at any time in the country’s recent history.