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Batna Opens a New Gateway for Algerian Products to International Markets

September 19, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Batna Opens a New Gateway for Algerian Products to International Markets

The construction, ceramics, and pottery sectors in Algeria are no longer relying solely on local production to meet national market needs, as some of their companies have begun to knock on the doors of foreign markets, in an effort to establish Algerian products amid international competition primarily based on quality, compliance, and the ability to meet demand. This dynamic is highlighted by the first edition of the construction, ceramics, and pottery products exhibition, which was inaugurated today in Batna under the slogan 'High Quality and Promising Export Prospects,' with the participation of 65 national production companies, including 30 exporting companies, in an event organized by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion in coordination with the Wilaya of Batna, continuing until September 22.

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