He's designing digital tools that are changing how Algerians organize their stays and trips. His approach aims to simplify every step, from choosing accommodation to making payments.

Algerian engineer and tech entrepreneur Amara Amaouz is the co-founder and CEO of Namlatic, a startup founded in 2019 to bring digital solutions to Algeria’s hospitality sector.

Namlatic operates an online platform for booking hotels across the country and also offers ferry bookings between Algeria and Spain. The company aims to modernize tourism and hospitality through an integrated online booking and payment system tailored to the Algerian market, with an interface in French, Arabic, and English.

To make the service more user-friendly, the platform accepts several payment methods, including national cards (CIB and Edahabia), international cards (Visa and Mastercard), bank transfers, and cash on arrival. Users can modify or cancel their reservations directly through the website.

Amaouz holds an engineering degree in Artificial Intelligence and Decision Systems from Saad Dahlab University in Blida (2005) and a master’s degree in the same field from Pierre and Marie Curie University in France (2007).

He began his career in 2005 as a developer at Telematis, an Algerian firm later acquired by the SATEC Group, a systems integration specialist. From 2007 to 2011, he worked as a business intelligence consultant at RT Consulting, a firm specializing in data-driven decision systems. He currently works as a freelance business intelligence consultant.

Melchior Koba