
Algerian PM during the early civil war.
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Sifi's government implemented a structural adjustment program in 1994, backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), to address Algeria's debt crisis and inflation. The reforms included currency devaluation, subsidy cuts, and privatization, which stabilized the economy but caused social hardship.
Mokdad Sifi was appointed Prime Minister of Algeria on April 11, 1994, by President Liamine Z
Sifi's government organized the 1995 presidential election, the first since the 1992 coup, which was won by Liamine Z
Sifi resigned as Prime Minister on December 31, 1995, after 20 months in office. His resignation followed the presidential election and was part of a cabinet reshuffle by President Z
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