Entrepreneurial Women in Algeria: A Theoretical Study on Traits, Paths of Challenges, and Self Assertion

This study explores the evolving role of women in Algeria’s entrepreneurial landscape, particularly within the context of ongoing political and economic reforms. These reforms aim to revitalize the national economy and promote inclusive development, creating opportunities for broader societal participation includin g that of women. As key players in this transformation, Algerian women have increasingly ventured into entrepreneurship, establishing diverse businesses across critical sectors. Their growing presence highlights both their ambition and the challenges they face in traditionally male dominated domains. Despite structural, social, and institutional barriers, women entrepreneurs continue to assert themselves, contributing to the creation of added value and reinforcing the national economy’s resilience and compe titiveness. This study offers a theoretical analysis of the traits that characterize entrepreneurial women, the nature of the challenges they encounter, and their pathways toward self affirmation. It aims to enrich the understanding of female entrepreneurs hip in Algeria and support strategies that enhance women's contributions to sustainable economic development.