China is rapidly deepening its presence in North Africa, with Algeria at the forefront, as part of a strategy aimed at securing alternative energy sources and diversifying supply chains amid global geopolitical tensions and shipping route disruptions, according to the South China Morning Post. A report from the newspaper last week indicated that Algeria stands out as one of the most important hubs of this transformation, given its role as a major supplier of oil and gas, and its extensive relationships with Chinese companies, where state-owned Chinese firms manage billions of dollars in investments in infrastructure and energy within the country, enhancing its position in China's new energy security strategy. Read the full content on ...
Algeria - The process of expanding the powers of public administration representatives at the one-stop shops of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency continues, through the delegation of State Property Administration representatives to prepare and sign lease contracts for economic land, as part of simplifying administrative procedures and accelerating the realization of investment projects.
Most homes and farms are not insured against fires; farmers are the most exposed to losses due to weak subscription. New insurance products to face climate disasters, digitization, and artificial intelligence to reduce compensation times. Hassen Khalifati, a member of the board of the Algerian Union of Insurance and Reinsurance Companies, warned that the expansion of fires in Algeria, due to heat waves and climate changes, is met with a clear weakness in the demand for fire insurance, which increases the losses incurred by families, farmers, and economic institutions when disasters occur. Khalifati explained, in a statement to 'Echorouk', that there are no accurate and updated statistics to determine the percentage of homes or farms...
Verification of sanctions lists and individuals and terrorist entities within a mandatory 24-hour passage through banking channels for all real estate transactions, allocating more than 20 percent of the chamber's budget to enhance oversight, inspecting all notary offices nationwide in four oversight rounds. Abdel Salam Boujmaline, Vice President of the National Chamber of Notaries, reveals in an exclusive interview with “Echorouk” the behind-the-scenes of the battle Algeria fought to exit the gray list of the Financial Action Task Force “GAFI”, and the role notaries played in achieving this accomplishment, confirming that this gain paves the way for removing Algeria from the European Union's blacklist, which would enhance investor confidence and facilitate transactions.
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