The 132nd regular session of the Board of Directors of the Arab Iron and Steel Union was held, chaired by Engineer Ahmed Ezz, President of the Union, with the presence of board members and representatives of the holding company SNS and its subsidiaries, to discuss organizational, financial, and strategic issues related to the Union's activities and the prospects for developing the iron and steel industry in the Arab world. The council approved in Algiers on Tuesday the development plan of the Union aimed at enhancing its regional role and increasing the competitiveness of the Arab iron and steel industry, as well as adopting the key digital indicators for the sector and the estimated budget for 2026, reaffirming the Union's commitment to financial sustainability and the effective implementation of the outlined programs.
Algeria - The Minister of Mines and Mining Industries, Mourad Hanifi, received today, Monday in Algiers, a high-level delegation from the Angolan Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas, where its members expressed Angola's desire to benefit from the Algerian experience in the mining sector.
The Saudi Abunayyan Holding Group has expressed its desire to expand its investment and industrial presence in Algeria by establishing an industrial center for the assembly and maintenance of desalination equipment, alongside founding a branch of the Academy for Energy and Water in Algeria, as part of strengthening the Algerian-Saudi partnership in the field of seawater desalination. This came during the reception of the Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arkab, on Monday, by the CEO of Abunayyan Holding Group, Turki bin Saeed Al-Omari, in the presence of the Saudi Ambassador to Algeria, Abdullah bin Nasser Al-Basiri, and the General Manager of the Algerian Desalination Company (ADC), Lahcen Badeh, along with officials from the ministry.
The National Coordination Committee for Monitoring Innovation and University Entrepreneurship and Business Incubators, in collaboration with INCOP and the National School of Agriculture, announced the launch of the National AgriTech Challenge 2026, aimed at supporting innovative technological solutions and enhancing projects capable of contributing to the modernization of the agricultural sector and achieving sustainable development. The challenge, which was officially launched today, Monday, on the sidelines of the International Salon for Agricultural Investment and Technology, aims to create a national space for discovering promising ideas and projects, encouraging innovative initiative holders, and linking research and scientific knowledge with the actual needs of the agricultural sector and food industries.
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