Questionnaire on the Role of Trade Agreements in Diversifying the Algerian National Economy and Encouraging Non-Hydrocarbon Exports

Please answer this questionnaire, which aims to study and evaluate the role of trade agreements in diversifying the Algerian national economy and encouraging non-hydrocarbon exports. Your contribution is very valuable in enriching this study. Note: All your answers will be treated with complete confidentiality and will only be used for scientific research purposes.

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Section 1: Personal Data - What is your gender?

Section 1: Personal Data - What is your age?

Section 1: Personal Data - What is your educational level?

Section 1: Personal Data - Which sector do you belong to?

Section 1: Personal Data - What is your current role or position? (Example: Economist, Business Owner, Policy Maker, Researcher)

Section 1: Personal Data - What is the main field of activity of yourself or your institution (if you are from the private sector)?

Section 1: Personal Data - What is your experience in international trade/economics (number of years)?

Section 2: General Knowledge and Perceptions - How familiar are you with Algeria's current international trade agreements (such as its agreements with the European Union, the Greater Arab Free Trade Area, the African Continental Free Trade Area)?

Section 2: General Knowledge and Perceptions - To what extent do you think the Algerian economy is currently diversified away from the hydrocarbon sector?

Section 2: General Knowledge and Perceptions - In your opinion, what are the biggest challenges facing the development of non-oil foreign trade in Algeria? (Please select up to 3 challenges)

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "International trade agreements have significantly contributed to increasing Algeria's non-oil exports."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "These agreements have facilitated the transfer of technology and knowledge to Algerian industries."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "International trade agreements have attracted more foreign direct investment (FDI) to non-oil sectors in Algeria."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "Agreements have improved the competitiveness of Algerian products in international markets."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "Trade agreements have encouraged the diversification of production within Algeria."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "Current international trade agreements adequately meet the needs of non-oil sectors in Algeria."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "A lack of awareness or understanding of trade agreements among Algerian companies impedes their effective utilization."

Section 3: Impact of International Trade Agreements - Statement: "The implementation of international trade agreements in Algeria has been effective."

Section 4: Opportunities and Recommendations - Which non-oil sectors in Algeria do you believe have the greatest potential to benefit from more international trade agreements? (Examples: agriculture, manufacturing, services, tourism, renewable energy)

Section 4: Opportunities and Recommendations - What types of provisions or clauses should be prioritized in future international trade agreements to better support the diversification of the Algerian economy? (Examples: technical assistance, access to markets for specific products, intellectual property rights, investment protection)

Section 4: Opportunities and Recommendations - What actions should the Algerian government take to maximize the benefits of current and future trade agreements for non-oil sectors? (Examples: capacity building, reducing bureaucracy, encouraging entrepreneurship, improving infrastructure)

Section 4: Opportunities and Recommendations - Do you have any other comments or suggestions regarding the role of international trade agreements in diversifying the Algerian economy and developing its non-oil foreign trade?