Institut Pasteur d'Algérie

The Institut Pasteur d'Algérie (IPA) is a leading public health and research institution in Algeria, operating as an Industrial and Commercial Public Establishment (EPIC). Founded in 1894, it serves as the national reference laboratory and a major producer of biological products, including vaccines, antivenoms, and diagnostic reagents. The institute plays a critical role in epidemiological surveillance, public health research, and the distribution of medical supplies across the country. IPA is particularly known for its production of rabies vaccines and scorpion and snake antivenoms tailored to the North African region. It also provides specialized medical analysis and training for healthcare professionals, maintaining a key position within the international Pasteur Network.