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Algeria and 'Swedish Electric' Seek to Establish Power Stations in Several African Countries

May 17, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Algeria and 'Swedish Electric' Seek to Establish Power Stations in Several African Countries

Energy and Renewable Energies Minister, Mourad Adjoul, discussed with a delegation of senior officials from the Egyptian group 'Swedish Electric' the status of cooperation with the Egyptian partner and the level of progress regarding the agreements linking the Algerian energy operator 'Sonelgaz' and 'Swedish Electric'. According to the ministry's statement, during the meeting held today, Sunday, May 17, at the ministry's headquarters, the minister praised 'the level of commitment of the Egyptian partner to fulfill its various obligations', and noted 'that one of the sector's priorities currently is to enhance access to African markets, which requires establishing strong strategic partnerships with reliable partners, especially in Africa and the Middle East.'

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