
Algeria-Mauritania: Start of the 20th session of the Joint Commission
The work of the 20th session of the Algerian-Mauritanian Joint Commission for cooperation at the expert level has begun.
Algerian diaspora business activity and international partnerships

The work of the 20th session of the Algerian-Mauritanian Joint Commission for cooperation at the expert level has begun.

A meeting between Algerian and British operators was organized by the Algerian embassy in the United Kingdom, on the sidelines of the international exhibition.

A meeting between Algerian and British economic operators was held on the sidelines of the International Food and Beverage Industry Exhibition (IFE) in London, enhancing cooperation opportunities in agriculture and food industry, with the participation of about twenty Algerian economic operators from both the public and private sectors, and the presence of nearly 150 professionals in the sector. The meeting was organized by the Algerian Embassy in the United Kingdom under the slogan 'Agriculture and Food Industry in Algeria: Building Bridges with British Partners', aimed at connecting Algerian operators with their British counterparts, amid increasing interest in the economic opportunities offered by Algeria. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Prime Minister Aïmene Benabderrahmane and his Mauritanian counterpart Mokhtar Ould Ajay will sign a package of cooperation and partnership agreements between the two brotherly countries next Tuesday. This will take place during the work of the twentieth session of the Algerian-Mauritanian Joint High Commission for Cooperation, which will be hosted in Algiers. In preparation for the meeting, the session has already begun at the level of experts from both countries to review the cooperation and partnership relations between the two brotherly countries.

The Algerian Embassy in the United Kingdom organized a meeting between Algerian and British economic operators on the sidelines of the International Food and Beverage Exhibition in London (IFE) from March 30 to April 1, with the participation of about twenty national economic operators from the public and private sectors.

London - The Algerian Embassy in the United Kingdom organized a meeting between Algerian and British economic operators on the sidelines of the International Food and Beverage Industries Exhibition in London (IFE) from March 30 to April 1, with the participation of about twenty national economic operators from the public and private sectors.

Addis Ababa - Today, Thursday, in the Ethiopian capital, the flight route of Air Algérie connecting Algeria to Addis Ababa has been revived.

The Algerian Embassy in the United Kingdom organized a meeting between Algerian and British economic operators on the sidelines of the International Food and Beverage Industries Exhibition in London (IFE) from March 30 to April 1, with the participation of about twenty national economic operators from the public and private sectors.

Algeria - The industrial mining group "Sonarim" signed a protocol agreement with the Chadian company "Sonimic" to enhance cooperation in geological research, exploration, and mining exploitation, according to a statement from the group today, Thursday.

Algeria - The Secretary General of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Mining, Mr. Miled Miled, received today, Thursday in Algiers, a delegation from the Ministry of Petroleum, Mining and Geology of the Republic of Chad, where both parties discussed ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the fields of hydrocarbons and mining, according to a statement from the ministry.

Algeria - The industrial mining group "Sonarm" signed a protocol agreement with the Chadian company "Sonimec", aimed at enhancing cooperation in the fields of geological research, exploration, and mining exploitation, according to a statement from the group today, Thursday.

The Secretary General of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Mines, Mjeld Miloud, received on Thursday a delegation from the Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Geology of the Republic of Chad.