
3% Increase in Revenue During the First Half, Approaching 103 Billion DZD
Algeria - The insurance sector recorded a growth of 3% during the first half of 2026, with a total revenue of 102.8 billion DZD, according to the National Insurance Council.

Algerian, Tunisian, Mauritanian, and Jordanian laboratories signed 12 partnership agreements during the tenth edition of the pharmacy and para-pharmacy salon 'FARMEX 2026', which concluded its activities yesterday, Saturday, in Oran, aimed at enhancing cooperation and developing joint projects in the sectors. The salon's commissioner, Dr. Yasar Bador, stated that these agreements aim to expand cooperation among participating institutions and establish new partnerships in the fields of pharmacy and para-pharmacy, according to the Algerian News Agency.

Algeria - The insurance sector recorded a growth of 3% during the first half of 2026, with a total revenue of 102.8 billion DZD, according to the National Insurance Council.

In the last week of October, Russia became a venue for two important international events, as Moscow hosts the Gas Summit from October 25 to 27, with the participation of member countries of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum, along with representatives of international organizations, experts, and major oil and gas companies. This will be followed by the third Russian-African Summit on October 28 and 29, with the participation of African heads of state and government. The coincidence of these events places Moscow at the forefront of international discussions; on one hand, the economic partnership through the energy file is raised, with the presence of influential member countries in the global market, in a summit aimed, according to a statement from the organizing body, at discussing the future of the global gas market, which is intertwined with considerations...

The draft finance law in Article 133 of the tax provisions proposes incentive measures that grant a 10% tax reduction for taxpayers subject to the single flat-rate tax system or the income tax, provided they prove to have collected at least 50% of their turnover or professional revenues through electronic payment methods.
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