1960 – Present
Internationally acclaimed raï singer known as the 'King of Raï' who helped popularize the genre worldwide with hits like 'Didi'.
1916 – 2012
Former footballer who became Algeria's second President, serving from 1963 to 1965 following the overthrow of Ahmed Ben Bella.
1937 – 2021
Algerian politician who served as President of Algeria for 20 years (1999-2019) before resigning amid mass protests during the Hirak movement.
2004 – Present
French-Algerian racing driver competing in Formula 2 and member of the Red Bull Junior Team.
1987 – Present
French midfielder who played for Manchester City, Arsenal, and the France national team, winning two Premier League titles.
1999 – Present
Olympic boxer who won gold in the women's welterweight division at the 2024 Paris Olympics amid significant controversy.
1991 – Present
Professional footballer and winger for Manchester City who was instrumental in Algeria's 2019 Africa Cup of Nations victory.
1988 – Present
Striker who has played for Leicester City, Newcastle United, and AS Monaco, serving as a key player for Algeria's national team.
1990 – Present
Algerian and French footballer
1945 – Present
Current President of Algeria since December 2019, elected following the resignation of Abdelaziz Bouteflika amid nationwide protests.
1986 – Present
French DJ and producer who achieved global success with electronic dance hits like "Turn Down for What" and "Lean On."
1955 – Present
Bestselling novelist and former army officer whose real name is Mohammed Moulessehoul, known for works like 'The Swallows of Kabul'.
1986 – Present
Goalkeeper who has played for clubs in Bulgaria, Turkey, and Algeria, serving as Algeria's first-choice keeper in multiple tournaments.
1932 – 1978
Military officer who led a bloodless coup in 1965 and ruled Algeria as Head of State until his death in 1978.
1958 – Present
Former striker who scored the winning goal for FC Porto in the 1987 European Cup final and later managed the Algeria national team.
1987 – Present
Algerian striker who scored crucial goals during Algeria's 2014 World Cup campaign and has played for clubs in Qatar and Croatia.
1989 – Present
Versatile midfielder who has played for Valencia and Galatasaray, earning over 80 caps for the Algerian national team.
1997 – Present
Defensive midfielder who plays for AC Milan and has been a regular starter for Algeria's national team since 2016.
1994 – Present
Central midfielder who has played for Tottenham, Schalke, and Newcastle United, representing Algeria at international level.
1952 – Present
Diplomat and politician who served as Prime Minister of Algeria from 2017 to 2019 under President Bouteflika.
2003 – Present
French attacking midfielder who plays for Olympique Lyonnais and represents France at youth international level.
1954 – Present
Academic and political scientist who served as Prime Minister of Algeria from 2019 to 2021 during the post-Bouteflika transition period.
1994 – Present
German footballer who plays as a defender and has represented Germany at youth international levels, currently playing in the Bundesliga.
1998 – Present
Attacking midfielder who plays for AS Roma and has represented Algeria at senior level after switching from France youth teams.
