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Tissemsilt Opens Four School Supply Sales Points
Four dedicated sales points for school supplies are set to open in Tissemsilt wilaya. The initiative aims to provide students and parents with competitive prices and diverse products in preparation for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Berlin Targets Algerian Gas for Storage, Green Hydrogen Ventures
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul met with State Minister and Minister of Hydrocarbons Mohamed Arkab to discuss deepening their strategic energy partnership. Discussions focused on securing long-term gas supplies for Germany and advancing cooperation in green hydrogen.
Solidarity Ministry Focuses on Wildfire Response, School Year Readiness
Minister of National Solidarity, Family, and Women’s Issues Souria Mouloudji directed accelerated responses to wildfire victims’ needs and reinforced preparations for the upcoming school year across central and eastern provinces. The ministry also intensified field presence and psychological support while coordinating…
African Development Bank Funds 495km Algerian Railway
Algeria is accelerating preparatory work for a strategic 495-kilometer railway project designed to connect Laghouat, Ghardaïa, and El Meniaa, aiming to enhance southern connectivity and economic integration.
President Tebboune’s Arson Death Penalty Plan Backed
Legal and political experts have welcomed President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s decision to amend Algeria’s Penal Code, restoring capital punishment for deliberate arson. This move aims to strengthen deterrence against wildfires and enhance national security.
Commerce Minister Directs Essential Supply Continuity in Wildfire Regions
Algeria’s Minister of Commerce and National Market Regulation, Amel Abdellatif, issued directives to ensure the continuous supply of essential products and daily stock monitoring in wilayas affected by recent wildfires. These measures aim to guarantee citizen access to vital goods and facilitate immediate response to…
Kuwait, Indonesia, Iran Ambassadors Affirm Strong Ties with Algeria
New ambassadors from Kuwait, Indonesia, and Iran presented their credentials to President Tebboune, affirming deep historical ties and a commitment to strengthening future cooperation across various sectors with Algeria.
Industry Ministry Outlines El Hadjar Steel Complex Modernization
Algeria’s Ministry of Industry is initiating a comprehensive plan to revitalize and modernize the El Hadjar steel complex, marking it as a strategic priority for the nation’s heavy industry development. This initiative includes financial restructuring, a new industrial model, and the adoption of modern production…
Regional Security Enhanced by Algeria’s First External Military Presence
Algeria’s unprecedented military deployment in Niger, including fighter jets, signals a strategic evolution in its defense doctrine. Nigerien authorities have welcomed this support, recognizing Algeria’s active role in enhancing regional security and stability.
Algiers, Niamey Deepen Energy Ties Across Value Chain
Algeria and Niger have agreed to expand their oil cooperation across the entire value chain, from exploration to refining and marketing, building on a recent diplomatic rapprochement between Algiers and Niamey. This initiative involves key projects, including the technical review of the Bilma oil block and exploration…
Germany, Algeria Deepen Cooperation in Energy, Industry, Transport
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visited Algeria to strengthen strategic and energy cooperation. Discussions with Algerian Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf focused on expanding ties in green hydrogen, industry, and transport.
Minister Meddahi Urges Public Support for Wildfire Home Reconstruction
Minister Houria Meddahi has called for public contributions to restore homes damaged by recent wildfires across several wilayas, emphasizing the tourism sector’s social responsibility and nationwide solidarity.
Regional Stability Gains from First Algerian Autonomous Air Deployment
Algeria has deployed four Su-30MKA fighter jets, a transport aircraft, and an Ilyushin Il-78 Midas refueling aircraft to Niger, marking its first autonomous military operation outside national territory. This action supports regional stability and the Nigerien government.
Algiers, Berlin Target Investment in Vital Economic Sectors
Algerian and German Foreign Ministers have agreed on concrete measures to expand bilateral cooperation, focusing on investment and partnerships in key economic sectors such as energy, industry, and pharmaceuticals. This development builds on prior agreements to strengthen the strategic partnership between the two…
Beijing and Algiers Forge Full-Chain Energy Cooperation
Algeria and China have initiated a $60 billion strategic energy cooperation, spanning the full value chain and new energies. This partnership aims to modernize Algeria’s energy sector and positions the nation as a key North African partner for China.
Civil Protection Airlifts Four Burn Patients to Zeralda
Four severely burned patients were airlifted by Civil Protection from Béjaïa to Algiers’ specialized Zeralda Hospital, ensuring access to advanced medical treatment.
Four Nations’ Ambassadors Present Credentials to President Tebboune
President Abdelmadjid Tebboune presided over a ceremony for four new ambassadors presenting their credentials, signifying Algeria’s active diplomatic engagement with Iran, Kuwait, Switzerland, and Indonesia.
Su-30 Combat Aircraft Land in Niamey for Nigerien Stability
Algeria has deployed four Su-30MKA combat aircraft to Niamey, Niger, to support the Nigerien army and enhance regional stability following a recent coup attempt. This marks Algeria’s first recorded demonstration of military strength beyond its borders.
Record Olive Oil Harvest Expected to Surpass 150,000 Tonnes
Algeria anticipates a record olive oil production exceeding 150,000 tonnes this year, representing a 76% increase over the previous year. Official estimates highlight a historic potential for the nation’s olive oil sector.
New Sand Application Centralizes Disaster Aid Information
Algerian university students have developed ‘Sand,’ a new national application designed to centralize information and organize citizen aid for disaster victims, enhancing solidarity and response efficiency.
