Miss Algeria is a national beauty pageant in Algeria.

Since its official creation on 24 November 1996 with a deposit of copyright at the ONDA, the contest organized by Abdelkader Hamdad Cherradi^[1] was taken over in 2013 by his son Faisal Hamdad. Winners of the pageant are:

• 1999: Dounia Amesrar, Annaba Province^[1]
• 2000: Soraya Boukebir, Aïn Defla Province^[1]
• 2001: Competition canceled due to the disaster which hit the region of Ain-Témouchent^[1]
• 2002: Lamia Saoudi, First Algerian to participate in the Miss World contest, it is ranked 26th in the 2002 edition^[1]
• 2003: Competition canceled (in solidarity with the victims of the earthquake of Boumerdes)^[1]
• 2004: Carmen Mehdaoui, Boumerdès Province^[1]
• 2005: Nesrine Melbani, Algiers Province^[2]
• 2013: Rym Amari, Algiers Province which won the title of Best Model of Africa 2013^[3]

To compete for Miss Algeria, applicants are to fulfill the following conditions:

• Are born female and of Algerian nationality
• Are between 18 and 27 years of age from the date of the preselection
• Are childless and not married.
• Do not have a criminal record.^{[citation needed]}

Sarah Boutiche was the first Algerian delegate at the Miss World pageant. She went on to compete in Alexandra Palace in London, United Kingdom and is unplaced.^[8]