Canadian company Global Atomic is looking into a route through Algeria and the Sahara to export production from the 'Dasa' uranium project in Niger, at a time when the project has secured a U.S. funding commitment of $414 million, according to Reuters. The project aims to develop one of the most prominent uranium deposits in Niger, where the company faces security and logistical challenges due to the country's landlocked status, as well as increasing risks facing transport routes to the coast. In this context, Global Atomic is exploring alternative export options, including investing in a northern route that passes through Algeria and the Sahara.
Algeria - The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion participated in the 17th session of the Investment Policy Forum in Dar es Salaam (Tanzania), as part of its efforts to enhance the exchange of experiences and to keep abreast of international developments and approaches in governance, according to a statement issued today, Saturday, by the agency.
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The first edition of the exhibition for construction, ceramics, and porcelain products was inaugurated today, Saturday, in Batna, with the participation of 65 national production companies, including 30 exporting companies. The event aims to highlight the quality of Algerian products and support their export opportunities and expansion in foreign markets. The exhibition, organized under the slogan 'High Quality and Promising Export Prospects' from September 19 to 22, 2026, was inaugurated by Abdel Salam Jahnit, in charge of managing the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, along with Batna's Governor Riyad Ben Ahmed, and in the presence of the Director General of Export Promotion Samir Draji and several ministry officials. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.
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The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion, represented by the Head of Studies Khawla Mustapha, participated in the 17th session of the Investment Policy Forum (IPF), organized by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) from September 16 to 18, 2026. The 17th session was held under the theme 'Aligning International, Regional, and National Investment Frameworks for a Sustainable Future,' focusing on the evolution of international investment rules and their implications for investment frameworks and policies at both regional and national levels, alongside ongoing reform pathways in investment governance. View the full content on Echourouk Online.
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