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Algeria-Chad: Towards Strengthening Partnership and Bilateral Cooperation in the Energy Sector

May 14, 2026AL24 | الاقتصادal24news.dzTranslated from Arabic
Algeria-Chad: Towards Strengthening Partnership and Bilateral Cooperation in the Energy Sector

The Algerian Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, R. Mourad Adjail, received today, Thursday, the Minister of Water and Energy of the Republic of Chad, Pasali Kanabi Marcelin, accompanied by a significant delegation including officials from the energy sector and the Chadian Electricity Company 'Tchad Elec', as part of a working visit to Algeria aimed at enhancing bilateral cooperation in the fields of energy and renewable energies, according to a statement...

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