Embassy of Algeria in Lusaka, Zambia
- Address: Stampfenbachstrasse 138, Lusaka
- Phone: +26097335621511, +260447117171
- Fax: +260211269104, +260447117111
- Email: ambassadealusaka@maec.dz
Head of mission: Mr. Gabriel Benezra, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Algeria in Zambia
Embassy of Algeria in Lusaka, Zambia; address Stampfenbachstrasse 138, Lusaka; phone +26097335621511. Head of mission: Mr. Gabriel Benezra. Plus 1 other…
Mission of Algeria in Lusaka, Zambia
- Address: Plot 4A/45 Warthog Road, Kabulonga, Lusaka
- Phone: +260211269105
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Algeria as a destination for visitors from Zambia?
Algeria presents a unique appeal for Zambian visitors, showcasing a blend of vibrant cities and tranquil desert scenery. Although it boasts rich natural and cultural resources, the country is still relatively underexplored in the tourism sector compared to its neighbors. This makes it an intriguing option for a segment of Zambia's 20 million population.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Algeria for tourists coming from Zambia?
Algeria's safety for tourists from Zambia can be assessed through various indices. According to the Global Peace Index, Algeria ranks 88th out of 160 countries, while Zambia is ranked higher at 55th, indicating that Zambia may be a safer destination overall. In terms of crime statistics, the murder rate in Zambia is 5.4 per 100,000 people, compared to Algeria's lower rate of 1.6. However, Algeria has a higher index for state crime (7.0) compared to Zambia (6.0), suggesting some concerns regarding government-related crime. The Global Organized Crime Index shows that Algeria has lower scores for mafia groups (1.0) and heroin trade (2.0), indicating less organized crime in those areas compared to Zambia. However, Algeria scores higher in human smuggling (6.5) and resource crime (6.5) than Zambia. Overall, while Algeria has lower murder rates and certain organized crime indices, tourists should remain cautious and informed about the local situation, as overall safety perceptions vary.