The Commission for the Regulation and Supervision of Stock Exchange Operations has adopted system No. 26-01, amending and supplementing system No. 23-04 related to the general system of the stock exchange for transferable securities, with the aim of establishing a regulatory framework specifically for qualifying green bonds in the Algerian financial market, allowing the direction of capital towards sustainable and environmental projects. The commission clarified, in a statement issued yesterday, that the new system defines the conditions for qualifying debt securities as green bonds, so that they can be accepted for trading in the premium and emerging sections of the bond market at the Algerian Stock Exchange, provided that the funds raised are exclusively allocated to financing or refinancing eligible projects. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين.
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A major consultation has been launched in Italy regarding the massive project for the electrical connection via underwater cables with Algeria to transmit clean electrical energy, covering the areas that this line is expected to pass through in Italian territory, which is anticipated to transmit no less than 10 terawatt-hours annually, enough to supply 4 million Italian families with electricity. According to the consultation launched by the Italian company ZHERO, a partner in the project, the public consultations concern the 'Algerian-Italian Link' (AI-Link) project, which aims to transmit energy produced from renewable sources in the Algerian desert to Italy via an underwater electrical cable extending approximately 900 kilometers in the Mediterranean Sea...
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