
Rziq discusses with the Omani ambassador prospects for enhancing trade cooperation between the two countries
The meeting addressed expanding partnerships among economic operators and intensifying coordination to elevate Algerian-Omani relations.
Algerian diaspora business activity and international partnerships

The meeting addressed expanding partnerships among economic operators and intensifying coordination to elevate Algerian-Omani relations.

The Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies, Mourad Ajal, today, Sunday in Algiers, issued instructions to accelerate the pace of files related to partnership and cooperation with both Niger and Côte d'Ivoire, in a manner that serves mutual interests and supports the expansion of cooperation horizons in the sector, according to a statement from the ministry.

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SONATRACH announced today, Friday, August 14, 2026, the realization of a new and pivotal phase in enhancing trade relations with the Republic of Niger, by officially starting the joint marketing of Nigerien crude oil, in cooperation with the National Oil Company of Niger, SONIDEB. This commercial cooperation culminated in the successful completion of the first joint shipment and marketing of a batch of Nigerien crude oil 'Meleck' (ميليك), starting from ...

Today, Friday, the SONATRACH group, in collaboration with the Nigerien National Oil Company (SONIDEP), loaded the first shipment of Nigerian crude oil 'milk' from the Simi oil terminal (Benin), which will be marketed jointly, according to a statement from SONATRACH.

The Air Algérie group and Oman Airports – Transom signed a memorandum of understanding aimed at "establishing a framework for cooperation and developing partnership between the two parties in the field of air services, particularly ground handling and services related to air activities." According to what Air Algérie reported in a statement on Thursday, August 13, "the memorandum of understanding aims to explore cooperation opportunities between the two parties to enhance service quality and improve the traveler's experience, in addition to exploring qualitative cooperation in the field of air cargo and exchanging expertise, experiences, and professional practices." Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Algeria - The Air Algérie group and Oman Airports-Transom signed a memorandum of understanding today, Thursday, in Algiers, aimed at enhancing cooperation and developing the partnership between the two parties in the field of air services, particularly ground handling and services related to air activities.

Algerian Prime Minister Saifi Gharib, alongside his Nigerien counterpart Ali Mohamed Lamine Zain, today oversaw the official launch of drilling works for the exploratory well 'Kafra Southeast 1', in a step described as 'a new cornerstone in the strategic partnership between Algeria and Niger, and a preliminary phase for the development and exploitation of the oil potential of the Kafra field.' Saifi Gharib confirmed in a speech delivered on the occasion that his visit to Niger was commissioned by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, noting that his presence once again in Niger reflects the depth of the relations between the two countries, and conveyed President Tebboune's greetings to the leadership, government, and people of Niger, wishing the country more security, stability, and progress.

The Prime Minister confirms that the project is the result of a multifaceted partnership.

Signing a memorandum of understanding with Oman Airports.

By order of President Tebboune.

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