حماية المستهلك من الممارسات المنافية للمنافسة في ظل القانون الجزا ئري

Abstract

Our dissertation concluded that the Algerian legislative system possesses a functionally integrated and interconnected legal and institutional framework to protect the consumer through the regulation of competition. However, the practical effectiveness of this framework remains contingent upon enhancing the actual independence of the Competition Council, and updating legal texts to accommodate modern competitive practices in light of the digital economy and e-commerce. Furthermore, it requires overcoming the procedural and financial obstacles facing consumer protection associations, enabling them to transition from their traditional awareness-raising role to an effective regulatory and assertive role.