Foreign direct investment, capital flows, and investment climate
Starting today, Tuesday, Niger's Minister of Mines, Commissioner-Colonel Abarchi Othmane, will begin a two-day working visit to Algeria to assess partnership and investment opportunities between the two countries and to enhance cooperation in the mineral resources sector.
The Minister of Mines of the Republic of Niger, Commissioner-Colonel Abarchi Ousmane, begins today, Tuesday, a two-day working visit to Algeria, aimed at assessing partnership and investment opportunities between the two countries and enhancing cooperation in the mineral resources sector. A statement from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Industries indicated that this visit is part of the implementation of agreements and decisions arising from the Algeria-Niger Joint High Commission, where the Minister of Mines and Mining Industries, Mourad Hanifi, and the Secretary of State in charge of mines will discuss several priority cooperation areas with the Nigerien official.
The 57th edition of the International Algiers Exhibition, inaugurated by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, features the participation of 781 exhibitors from Algeria and 36 foreign countries, covering a total area exceeding 35,000 square meters, confirming the event's status as the foremost national economic appointment for showcasing production capabilities, enhancing partnerships, and attracting investments. This edition, running from June 22 to June 27, 2026, is organized under the high patronage of the President and the slogan 'Trust and Stability for Sustainable Growth', by the Ministry of Internal Trade and National Market Regulation in cooperation with the Algiers Exhibition Company 'Safex', with Spain as the guest of honor for this session. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
The Algerian Electricity and Gas Company 'Sonelgaz-Distribution' has allocated significant resources and investments to ensure regular and continuous electricity supply in Algiers during the summer of 2026, amid expectations of an increase in electricity demand to 2300 megavolt-amperes, a 7 percent increase compared to last year. The company revealed, during a press conference organized by the Algiers pole of 'Sonelgaz-Distribution' to present the activity report for 2025 and preparations for summer 2026, an investment of more than 433 million dinars to establish new facilities aimed at strengthening transmission and distribution networks and improving service stability during peak periods. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
The Minister of Mines of the Republic of Niger, Commissioner Colonel Osman Abarchi, has begun a working visit to Algeria to discuss ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the mining sector and assess investment and partnership opportunities between the two countries, according to a statement from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Industry today, Tuesday.
5400 locally produced drugs in the national drug registry
The President of the Algerian Confederation of Employers, Souhail Qassoum, confirmed that the financial and business climate in Algeria has been continuously improving in recent years, noting that the personal supervision of the President of the Republic over the opening of the 57th edition of the International Exhibition of Algeria carries strong economic and political messages, the most prominent of which is that the economic file represents a top priority for the high authorities in the country.
Sunday, June 21, 2026, will be a date to remember in the foreign investment agenda in Algeria. In the span of a
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Algeria - The Minister of Mines of the Republic of Niger, Commissioner-Colonel Abarchi Ousmane, will begin a working visit to Algeria starting tomorrow, Tuesday, to assess partnership and investment opportunities between the two countries, according to a statement from the Ministry of Mines and Mining Industries issued today, Monday.
Economic development expert Abdel Rahman Hadef confirmed that the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) decision to remove Algeria from the gray list is a positive and important news for the country and reflects the success of the reforms that Algeria has implemented in the financial and legal fields over the past twenty months.
Economic development expert Abdel Rahman Hadef confirmed that Algeria's removal from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list was the culmination of financial and legal reforms that lasted about 20 months, considering that the decision will enhance the confidence of foreign investors and support the attractiveness of the national economy. Hadef explained, during his appearance on the 'Guest of the Morning' program on the first radio channel, that the approval of all members of the 'FATF' group to lift Algeria from the grey list reflects the success of the measures taken by the Algerian authorities in combating money laundering and financing terrorism, and confirms international confidence in the completed reforms. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.