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Algeria Bid Round 2026

Algeria Bid Round 2026

Algeria officially announced today, Sunday, the launch of the 2026 Algeria Bid Round, confirming its readiness to accompany its partners at every step, from the withdrawal of the specifications document to the signing of field contracts.

Apr 19, 2026al24news.dz
Launch of the 'Algeria Bid Round 2026'

Launch of the 'Algeria Bid Round 2026'

The Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, announced today, Sunday, the official launch of the Algerian bidding round 'Algeria Bid Round 2026', in a move aimed at enhancing the attractiveness of the hydrocarbons sector and valuing national resources, and consolidating Algeria's position as a reliable destination for energy investment. This announcement came during an official ceremony held at the International Conference Center Abdelatif Rahal in Algiers, under the supervision of the National Agency for the Valorization of Hydrocarbon Resources 'Naftal', and in the presence of several government members, led by the Minister of Industry Yahia Bchir, the Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies Mourad Adjoul, and the Minister of Knowledge Economy, Startups, and Small Enterprises Nourredine Oujah, along with the president of the...

Apr 19, 2026echoroukonline.com
The Algerian gas pipeline crossing the Sahara is more viable and the Moroccan project is complicated.. An international official confirms

The Algerian gas pipeline crossing the Sahara is more viable and the Moroccan project is complicated.. An international official confirms

In a realistic reading of the future of African gas projects, an international official confirmed that the Algerian pipeline crossing the Sahara has a clear operational advantage and is superior in terms of feasibility, while describing the Moroccan project as complicated and facing significant obstacles that hinder its realization on the ground. Jeff Porter, the head of North Africa Risk Consulting (NARCO), considered that the Sahara gas pipeline project linking Algeria to Nigeria represents the most realistic and feasible option compared to the Atlantic pipeline project through Morocco, noting that it is shorter in distance and less complex technically, relying on existing infrastructure, while describing the Moroccan project as costly and complicated, raising multiple legal issues. Watch...

Apr 19, 2026echoroukonline.com