Legal Mechanism for Digitizing e-government in Algeria's Public Service

Authors

  • Dr. Mekkaoui Zoubeyr Faculty of Law and Political Science, Research Laboratory for Legal Studies and Professional Responsibility, Tahri Mohamed University of Béchar, Algeria
  • Dr. Bounaama Seddik Faculty of Law and Political Science, Research Laboratory for Legal Studies and Professional Responsibility, Tahri Mohamed University of Béchar, Algeria
  • Pr. Maachou Lakhdar Faculty of Law and Political Science, Research Laboratory for Legal Studies and Professional Responsibility, Tahri Mohamed University of Béchar, Algeria
  • Pr. Bourbaba Souraya Faculty of Law and Political Science, Research Laboratory for Legal Studies and Professional Responsibility, Tahri Mohamed University of Béchar, Algeria
  • Pr. Lahlou Khadidja Faculty of Law and Political Science, Research Laboratory for Legal Studies and Professional Responsibility, Tahri Mohamed University of Béchar, Algeria

Keywords:

e-government, electronic public service, improving public service.

Abstract

The tremendous worldwide development of information and communication technology has had a clear impact on the quality of service delivery to individuals. Driven by the urgency of global developments and globalization, new mechanisms of public governance have been devised, including e-government, which is one of the modern modes of governance. It has become both a bet and a challenge of globalization, given its rapid delivery of services and its contribution to developing the public service. Algeria is one of the developing countries striving to establish and develop e-government in light of the current challenges of e-governance. The article also updates the legal framework in light of the most recent Algerian legislation.

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Published

11-09-2026

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