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Proposals for Joint Projects to Produce Methanol, Melamine, and Phosphoric Acid

April 29, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Proposals for Joint Projects to Produce Methanol, Melamine, and Phosphoric Acid

The Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arkab, discussed ambitious technical proposals with the Polish Deputy Minister of State Assets, Grzegorz Wierona, including the establishment of a joint project in Algeria for the production of methanol and melamine, as well as the construction of a plant for the production of phosphoric acid, and the development of green ammonia production projects using innovative technologies that contribute to reducing the carbon footprint, as well as exploring mechanisms to intensify cooperation and exchange technical and technological expertise and training. This came during Arkab's reception of the Polish official on Wednesday in Algiers, where both sides discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation relations and partnership and investment opportunities between SONATRACH and leading Polish companies, especially in the fields of...

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