
The Algerian economy achieves an Arab accomplishment
It surpassed important regional economies.
Government economic decisions, reforms, budgets, and fiscal policy

It surpassed important regional economies.

Plant diseases cause losses of up to 40 percent of crops annually.

The Minister of Public Works inspected various sites.

The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djaloui, today Thursday inspected the Eastern Mining Railway Project in its section located in the provinces of Annaba and El Tarf. After reviewing the progress of the expansion project of the Annaba phosphate port accompanied by the governor Abdel Karim Laamouri, Mr. Djaloui assessed the progress of the railway installation works at the El Hadjar station, emphasizing the need to maintain the pace of work and enhance efforts to ensure the project is completed within the specified deadlines.

The International Monetary Fund estimated Algeria's GDP for 2026 according to the purchasing power parity standard at $915 billion, with expectations that it will exceed the $1 trillion mark by 2029, making it one of the four largest economies in the Arab region and on the African continent.

The World Bank has raised its growth forecast for the Algerian economy for the year 2026, noting that Algeria is an exception in the Middle East and North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. In its latest report on the economic situation in the Middle East and North Africa, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, published on its website, the World Bank expects the real GDP growth of Algeria to reach 3.7 percent, an increase of 0.2 percentage points compared to its estimates released last January (3.5 percent).

Oil prices rose today, Thursday, amid fears of supply disruptions. Brent crude futures increased by $2.6 or 2.74 percent to $97.35 per barrel, and West Texas Intermediate crude rose by $3.02 or 3.2 percent to $97.43 per barrel.

The Minister of Internal Trade and Regulation of the National Market, Amel Abdel Latif, chaired a working meeting with representatives of wholesalers and traders of fruits and vegetables active across the nine wholesale markets belonging to the 'Maqrou' company, dedicated to discussing the concerns of industry professionals and ways to improve the organization of activities and ensure regular supply to the markets, according to a statement from the ministry today, Thursday. This meeting took place yesterday, Wednesday, in the presence of ministry officials, the general director of the 'Maqrou' company, along with the Secretary General of the General Union of Algerian Traders and Artisans, Issam Badri.

The Director General of the Algerian Green Energy Group, Professor Boukhlef Yacine, emphasized the importance of developing renewable energies in Algeria, highlighting the role that the new structure in the sector is playing, which is expected to open new horizons for energy transition.

Inflation remains one of the major concerns of the global economy at the beginning of 2026. Fueled by the aftermath of the

Algeria and Mauritania are resolutely heading towards consolidating their economic partnership, particularly in economic exchanges.

As part of the revival of the Algerian company - across all sectors and statuses - diagnostics have been established by