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Algeria’s investments are paving the way for a more connected future, where rail is a driver of both sustainable transport and economic development. The railway network sector has experienced rapid growth over the past five years, opening up remote regions of the country.
Algeria is on track to triple its rail network by 2030 to boost national economic growth and regional connectivity. With more than 5,000 kilometres of rail already in service, new lines such as the Kenchela-Constantine line are providing faster travel, connecting communities, and creating economic opportunities.
This expansion integrates strategic freight and passenger lines, reducing road congestion and improving access to remote areas. Algeria’s investments are paving the way for a more connected future, where rail is a driver of both sustainable transport and economic development. The railway network sector has experienced rapid growth over the past five years, opening up remote regions of the country.
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Algeria’s rail network is 4,769 km long at the end of 2018 and is being expected to reach over 3000 km by the end of 2024. Recently, Projects of electrification have been started, which should lead to the installation of high-speed trains which should link the most important cities in the country. The rail network is managed by the National Company of Rail Transport (SNTF). This network has more than 200 stations covering mainly the north of the country.
