
Bedari: Food sovereignty is imperative for national security and strategic independence
Distinctive Algerian participation in the 'AGRA 2026' exhibition
Government economic decisions, reforms, budgets, and fiscal policy

Distinctive Algerian participation in the 'AGRA 2026' exhibition

To embody the partnership in a strategic sector.

Following the decline in vehicle prices in the Chinese market and the reduction of international maritime transport burdens.

Local authorities across several provinces continue their efforts to support and promote investment by ensuring effective and serious support for investors, in implementation of the directives of the country's high authorities and the instructions of the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport, Saïd Sadi, who emphasized the need to provide all suitable conditions for the realization of investment projects, accompanying investors and removing obstacles they face, according to a statement from the ministry this Saturday.

Oil prices saw an increase at settlement this Saturday. Brent crude futures rose by 61 cents at settlement, equivalent to 0.65 percent, to $94.39 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate crude futures increased by 23 cents, or 0.26 percent, to $87.06 per barrel. Brent crude rose by 6.39 percent, while the price of West Texas Intermediate crude increased by 5.66 percent this week, with both reaching their highest level since June 24 in the previous session.

Gold prices surged on Friday to their highest levels in over three months, heading for weekly gains for the third consecutive week, benefiting from the decline in the U.S. dollar index following the U.S. Treasury Department's announcement of new guidelines for bond repurchases. Gold rose in spot transactions by 2.1 percent to reach $4612.17 per ounce, after recording $4620.14 during the session, the highest level since mid-May, while U.S. gold futures rose by 2.2 percent to settle at $4670.60, marking total weekly gains of about 5 percent. Market analyses attributed this record rise to the pressures faced by...

Oil prices rose more than two percent at settlement on Thursday, reaching their highest levels in nearly a month. Brent crude futures increased by $2.16 or 2.4 percent to $93.78 per barrel at settlement, the highest level since July 24. West Texas Intermediate crude futures for September rose by $2 at settlement to $87.83 per barrel, also the highest level since July 24.

The Secretary-General of the African Organization of Oil Producers, Algerian Fred Ghazali, confirmed that strengthening the energy sovereignty of the continent is among the organization's priority work axes, in addition to the upcoming launch of the African Energy Bank and the development of African production capacities, facilities, and competencies, with the aim of integration. Ghazali added in a statement published on the organization's website: “Strengthening Africa's energy sovereignty is one of the organization's priorities within a new phase of its work.” He explained that this sovereignty must translate into “the ability to make strategic decisions, control our resources, develop our infrastructure, and ensure that African populations truly benefit from the energy wealth of the continent.”

Algeria - The Algerian Popular Credit (CPA) announced today, Thursday, the establishment of a financing scheme for public transport professionals, as part of the program approved by public authorities to support the renewal of the national bus fleet, whose vehicles are over 25 years old.

The Algerian Popular Credit announced a financing solution for professionals in the transport sector to acquire new vehicles as part of the program established by public authorities to support the renewal of the national fleet for passenger transport, which exceeds 25 years of age. This is the latest update on replacing buses that are over 25 years old. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

Algeria - The public group 'Saida' has begun the gradual restart of the production lines of the 'HOP Pharma' company previously in Constantine, as part of efforts to enhance national production capacities and ensure the continuous supply of essential medicines to the market, according to a statement from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry.

Algeria - The National Office of Livestock Feed (ONAB) continues to market significant quantities of frozen chicken in the national market, through 143 sales points distributed across various regions of the country, in order to help stabilize prices and provide the product at a calculated price set at 350 DZD per kilogram, as confirmed by an official from the office.