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A delegation from the Algerian Electrical Industries Group in Tanzania to transfer the Algerian experience in the field of electricity and explore cooperation avenues

June 2, 2026APS | صناعة، طاقة ومناجمaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
A delegation from the Algerian Electrical Industries Group in Tanzania to transfer the Algerian experience in the field of electricity and explore cooperation avenues

Mostaganem - A delegation from the Algerian Electrical Industries Group (CIEL) is on a four-day working visit to the United Republic of Tanzania, aimed at transferring the Algerian experience in the field of electricity and exploring avenues for cooperation and investment between the two sides, in line with the directives of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, regarding enhancing Algeria's presence in regional energy markets and supporting South-South partnership, according to what this industrial group reported today, Tuesday.

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