Boumediene Assumes Economic Direction
Houari Boumediene takes power and favors centralized state planning and industrial development.
Follow Houari Boumediene through 10 dated historical records for Algeria.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Houari Boumediene takes power and favors centralized state planning and industrial development.
Boumediene's leadership places major emphasis on government control of strategic industries.
The Algerian government nationalizes important mining assets as part of its economic sovereignty program.
The Boumediene government expands investment in heavy industry using public enterprises and energy income.
Algeria nationalizes majority control of French oil and gas interests
Role range: 1965-1978
Boumediene announces measures that bring majority control of important foreign oil interests under Algeria's state sector.
The national hydrocarbons company assumes an expanded role following the 1971 nationalization decisions.
The government links control of petroleum resources to financing industrialization and reducing external dependence.
The state pursues land redistribution and cooperative agriculture under the agrarian revolution program.
The National Charter endorses socialism and a leading public sector as guiding principles for Algerian development.
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