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The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion is organizing the first edition of the exhibition of Algerian exported products 'SNEPAL' from January 13 to 16, 2026, at the Mohamed Ben Ahmed Conference Center in Oran. This event will see the participation of a significant number of Algerian exporting companies from various sectors. This economic event aims to highlight the export potential of Algerian companies and to showcase the quality […]

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion announced the organization of the first edition of the Algerian Exported Products Exhibition “SNEPAL”, which will take place from January 13 to 16, at the Mohamed Ben Ahmed Conference Center in Oran. According to a statement from the ministry on Saturday, January 10, this event, organized by the Ministry of Foreign Trade in coordination with the Wilaya of Oran, will see the participation of a significant number of Algerian exporting companies from various sectors. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

Algeria continues to enhance its presence on the map of mineral exports in Africa, at a time when the sector is experiencing rising momentum that has made it one of the most prominent sources of revenue on the continent, with a clear contribution to supporting economic growth and an advanced position alongside several Arab and African producing countries. Mineral exports in Africa play a pivotal role in boosting the continent's economies with revenues, as Africa emerges as a key player in the global minerals race thanks to its vast reserves of lithium, cobalt, nickel, manganese, and graphite, in addition to the six platinum group metals and rare earth minerals, according to a report from the Energy Research Platform. Watch the full content on الشروق أونلاين...

Algeria - On Saturday, a major maintenance operation for the highway and national road network began, aimed at facilitating transportation and ensuring the safety of road users.

Algeria - During the past year 2025, a significant number of projects completed under the Ministry of Public Works and Infrastructure's program for the maintenance of road networks were received, aimed at enhancing their quality and sustainability, according to a statement from the ministry today, Saturday.

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries, Yassine Walid, called for moving from diagnosing issues to activating field solutions to develop the fisheries and aquaculture sector, emphasizing the commitment of public authorities to support fishermen and economic operators and enhance the sector's contribution to national food security and diversify income sources. This came during his chairing of a coordination and practical meeting dedicated to evaluating the sector's reality and envisioning its future prospects in light of economic challenges and transformations at both national and international levels, in the presence of senior officials, professional body leaders, and representatives of various stakeholders and partners. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

The Minister of Finance responds to a written question from the member of the National People's Assembly, Ahmed Beljilali.

This Saturday, a major maintenance operation for the highway and national road network was launched, aimed at facilitating transportation and ensuring the safety of road users. The operation was initiated at the Chaâwa tunnel in the municipality of Khraissia (Algiers) where maintenance began on several sections of the second bypass road of the capital, between the municipalities of Zeralda (west of the capital) and Hamadi (Boumerdes province), in both directions, over a distance of approximately 62 km.

The sector is launching the operation at the exit of the Chaâwa tunnel in Khraïssia on the second bypass road of the capital.

Oil prices rose on Friday by more than 2 percent at settlement. Brent crude futures increased by $1.35 or 2.18 percent to reach $63.34 per barrel at settlement, while West Texas Intermediate rose by $1.36 or 2.35 percent to $59.12. Both benchmark crudes jumped by more than three percent on Thursday after declines over two consecutive days. For the week, Brent crude rose by about four percent while West Texas Intermediate increased by about three percent.

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