Back
Energy & HydrocarbonsDiaspora & InternationalEconomic Policy

Praise for Algeria's Commitment to Developing the Energy Sector in Niger

September 10, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Praise for Algeria's Commitment to Developing the Energy Sector in Niger

Niger's Minister of Petroleum, Hamadou Tini, praised Algeria's readiness and commitment to contributing to the development of the energy sector in his country, particularly the hydrocarbons sector, emphasizing that Niger considers Algeria a strategic partner and looks forward to establishing sustainable and organized cooperation with it. Mr. Tini's statement came during a press meeting held yesterday, Wednesday, in Niamey, dedicated to reviewing the activities of the oil sector in Niger and the progress made, especially regarding the new drilling campaign for wells in the 'Kafra' oil block located in the north of the country where SONATRACH is present through its subsidiary 'Cepsa'.

Read Full Article
Share on social media

Related Articles

Energy & Hydrocarbons
Algerian Saharan Blend Tops the List of Most Expensive Arab Crude Oils

Algerian Saharan Blend Tops the List of Most Expensive Arab Crude Oils

The Algerian Saharan Blend topped the list of the most expensive Arab crude oils included in the OPEC basket during August 2026, after its average price rose by 12.6% month-on-month, reaching $94.32 per barrel, compared to $83.79 in July, according to recent data obtained by the Energy Research Unit. The Algerian crude ranked first among Arab crudes in terms of price, ahead of Libyan Es Sider crude at $91.37 per barrel, and Emirati Murban at $90.96, while the average price of Saudi Arabian light crude was $86.52. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

Sep 11, 2026echoroukonline.com
Manufacturing & Industry
Integrated Phosphate.. Completion of Industrial Water Connection Projects Before the End of 2026

Integrated Phosphate.. Completion of Industrial Water Connection Projects Before the End of 2026

The Minister of Water Resources, Lounes Bouzguza, emphasized the necessity of completing the connection works for the integrated phosphate project in both El Hadba and Oued Kebrit with industrial water before the end of 2026, stressing the need to accelerate the pace of achievement and adhere to the applicable technical standards and specifications. This came during his chairing of a working session yesterday, Thursday, dedicated to monitoring the progress of the industrial water connection projects related to the project, where the minister stressed the need to intensify efforts and increase the pace of achievement, according to a statement from the Ministry of Water Resources. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Sep 11, 2026echoroukonline.com

News Disclaimer: Articles are curated from third-party sources for informational purposes. We do not verify or endorse the accuracy of third-party content.