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Ténès Port: Export of over 15,000 tons of cement and clinker

September 21, 2026اقتصاد | الإذاعة الجزائريةradioalgerie.dzTranslated from Arabic
Ténès Port: Export of over 15,000 tons of cement and clinker

The Ténès Port in Chlef Province announced today, Monday, the export of 15,000 tons of cement and clinker to Europe. In statements to the Algerian News Agency, the acting director of Ténès Port, Ibrahim Lakhdar, highlighted that this step will enhance the dynamics of non-hydrocarbon exports. Three ships were loaded simultaneously with cement and clinker destined for Europe, including seven thousand tons of clinker on the first vessel.

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