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Algeria Expands Its International Air Connectivity and Strengthens Its Presence in Africa and Asia (International Press)

November 2, 2026APS | تجارة وخدماتaps.dzTranslated from Arabic
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Algeria has strengthened its presence on the international air transport map, with Air Algérie launching five new destinations within days, in an expansion that consolidates its reach towards new strategically important African and Asian markets to enhance Algeria's economic and trade relations with its regional and international environment, according to several media outlets and international platforms specialized in the aviation sector.

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