Foreign direct investment, capital flows, and investment climate
The National Agency for the Valorization of Hydrocarbon Resources (ALNPT) announced today, Monday, in a statement, the official opening of virtual data rooms as part of the 'Algeria Bid Round 2026' for hydrocarbon exploration, representing a 'new phase in promoting the national mining sector to national and foreign investors.'
The automotive industry is making its way in Algeria. Indeed, despite the challenges and constraints faced, global manufacturers are reiterating
Bringing together more than thirty leaders, investors, and experts from Europe and Africa, the 'Algeria Future 2026' mission opened yesterday.
The railway line project connecting Algiers to Tamanrasset has just passed a strategic milestone following the decision of the Bank ....
Data from the Oil and Gas Fields Encyclopedia on the specialized energy platform revealed that the fields shared between Algeria and Libya store massive reserves of oil and gas within the Ghadames Basin, estimated at about 50 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 3.5 billion barrels of oil, making the area one of the most important hydrocarbon basins in North Africa. According to the encyclopedia data, the Algerian Hassi R'Mel field and the Libyan Al-Wafa field top the list of shared fields between the two countries, as technical studies indicate that they form a single geological reservoir extending across the Algerian-Libyan border. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.
Data from the Oil and Gas Fields Encyclopedia on the specialized energy platform revealed that the joint fields between Algeria and Libya hold massive reserves of oil and gas within the Ghadames Basin, estimated at about 50 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 3.5 billion barrels of oil, making the region one of the most important hydrocarbon basins in North Africa. According to the encyclopedia's data, the Algerian Rar field and the Libyan Wafa field top the list of joint fields between the two countries, as technical studies indicate that they form a single geological reservoir extending across the Algerian-Libyan border. Watch the full content on الشروق أونلاين
The proposed perimeters are very attractive. Oil and gas fields in production at El Mzaid Nord, El Borma II, and Illizi Centre 1 are even offered. The goal assigned to the selected foreign companies is to increase their production. The article Bid round 2026: Launch of data rooms by Alnaft tomorrow appeared first on ECOTIMES.
On the brink of a turning point in bilateral relations between Algeria and France, Farouk Belhouchi breaks the silence. On the sidelines of an exclusive networking event in Paris, the president of the French Exporters Club and founder of Passerelles 2MCA gives Eco Times an uncompromising interview. Just weeks before the first edition of the 'Invest in Algeria' fair (July 4-5 in Paris), he reveals the behind-the-scenes of an event aimed at unlocking investments and connecting decision-makers from both shores. Decoding an ambitious roadmap.
The African strategy of the South Korean manufacturer Hyundai Motor takes a new step with the confirmation of Algeria's central role.
The Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons, Mohamed Arkab, discussed with the Minister of State, Minister of Hydrocarbons of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Akasia Bandopola Ambongo, on Saturday, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation and expand partnership in various fields of hydrocarbons and energy. The two sides agreed to continue consultations and intensify communications between the relevant bodies and institutions to transform available cooperation opportunities into practical projects and partnerships that serve the interests of both countries. This came during Arkab's reception of the Congolese minister, who is on a working visit to Algeria from May 29 to June 3, 2026, leading a delegation that includes officials and executives from the Congolese Ministry of Hydrocarbons and the national oil company 'SONAHYDROC'.
The President of the African Development Bank Group, Sidi Ould Tah, called for a radical transformation in the development financing model in Africa by focusing on large-scale investment projects capable of valuing natural resources locally and creating greater added value, emphasizing that reliance on exporting raw materials or limited-impact projects is no longer sufficient to achieve the desired development. Ould Tah explained, during a press conference held on the occasion of the conclusion of the annual meetings of the African Development Bank, that the continent's wealth of natural resources and increasing demographic weight necessitates adopting a new approach to development financing based on structured investments that support manufacturing and local processing of African resources.
The President of the African Development Bank Group, Sidi Ould Tah, called today, Friday in Brazzaville, for a profound change in the development financing model in Africa, advocating for major projects capable of transforming the continent's resources locally and creating greater added value. Ould Tah explained during a press conference held on the occasion of the conclusion of the annual meetings of the African Development Bank that Africa is no longer ...