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Agreement to Form a Joint Committee between the Industry and Knowledge Economy Sectors to Enhance Coordination

September 21, 2026APS | صناعة، طاقة ومناجمaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
Agreement to Form a Joint Committee between the Industry and Knowledge Economy Sectors to Enhance Coordination

Algeria - The Minister of Industry, Fred Kourtel, along with the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Startups, and Small Enterprises, Nourredine Wahid, chaired a working meeting today, Monday, during which an agreement was reached to form a joint committee between the two sectors to enhance coordination and develop mechanisms for joint cooperation, according to a statement from the Ministry of Industry.

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