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India, China, South Korea, and Turkey Set Their Sights on Auto Parts in Algeria!

March 25, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
India, China, South Korea, and Turkey Set Their Sights on Auto Parts in Algeria!

Wings showcasing wheels, batteries, oils, and mechanical accessories – Special programming for 'Made in Algeria' and 'Stellantis' and 'Renault' reveals their latest innovations. Algerians will discover at the Palais des Expositions in El-Madania starting next Monday the latest production of auto parts, tires, oils, and mechanical accessories, with the participation of 500 operators, 65 percent of whom are local manufacturers, in a push to enhance national industry and revitalize the Algerian automotive sector towards broader horizons. The participation also includes four wings from India, China, South Korea, and Turkey, in addition to exhibitors from Italy, France, Germany, Poland, and Tunisia, reflecting Algeria's international openness in the automotive sector.

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