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The North African nation is heavily dependent on oil production, which generates over 90 percent of the country’s export receipts.

“Accumulating debt harms national sovereignty,” said Tebboune, in a meeting with Algerian media broadcast late Friday.

Even before this year’s crisis took hold, Algeria’s foreign exchange reserves had fallen to $62 billion at the end of 2019, from $180 billion in 2014. Algeria fell into heavy debt with the IMF during the 1990s, an episode Tebboune referenced in his address.

 

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Best decision so far Algeria and God will surely see you through it all.

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