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The Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellouli, chaired a working session dedicated to monitoring the progress of the eastern mining line in the section linking Bouchakif and Souk Ahras and Draa, extending over a distance of 121 km, on Monday in Algiers, according to a statement from the ministry.

The President of the Republic of Mozambique Association, Margarida Adamughi Talaba, expressed her admiration today, Monday, for the progress Algeria has made in the pharmaceutical industry, calling for the benefit of its expertise in this field, according to a statement from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry.

The President of the Republic of Mozambique Association, Margarida Adamughi Talaba, expressed her admiration today, Monday, for the progress made by Algeria in the pharmaceutical industry sector, calling for the benefit of her experience in this field, according to a statement from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry.

Economic experts emphasized the importance of the orders of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, during his chairing of a Council of Ministers meeting on Sunday, aimed at developing the petrochemical industry, considering that they reflect his firm will to accelerate the economic transformation process and transition to a new phase in the valorization of natural resources. In this regard, international expert in economic development, Abdelrahman Hadef, stated in a statement to 'APS' that the President's emphasis on accelerating petrochemical conversion projects highlights 'a political will to continue accelerating the economic transformation process and reflects a strategic awareness of the importance of controlling production and value chains, as this is the fundamental entry point for building true economic sovereignty.'

Algeria - Economic experts highlighted the directives given by the President, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, during his chairing of a Cabinet meeting yesterday, aimed at developing the petrochemical industry, considering that they reflect his strong will to accelerate the economic transformation process and transition to a new phase in the valorization of natural resources.

Algeria - The President of the Republic of Mozambique Association, Margarida Adamughi Talaba, expressed her admiration for the progress made by Algeria in the pharmaceutical industry sector, calling for benefiting from its expertise in this field, according to a statement from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry.

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Ténès Port in Chlef Province witnessed an intensive export operation during which three ships were simultaneously loaded with a total of over 16,000 tons of clinker and cement, reflecting an increase in operational readiness and enhancing the pace of exports outside the hydrocarbons sector. This operation is part of the implementation of the instructions of the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport, Saïd Sayoud, aimed at improving the performance of Algerian ports and increasing their management effectiveness, alongside enhancing support for economic operators, especially those active in exporting outside hydrocarbons, in line with the field directives of the port services group, Sarbor.

Algeria is advancing in the development of direct reduced iron within the Middle East and North Africa region, through projects with a capacity of about 5 million tons annually, enhancing its position among the countries most contributing to the transition towards low-emission steel production, according to a report by Global Energy Monitor, reviewed by the Energy Research Unit. The report ranks Algeria second regionally in direct reduced iron expansions, behind Libya, which leads the scene with a capacity of 11 million tons annually, while Egypt comes in third with about 3 million tons annually, amid a clear acceleration in the development of this type of industry in the region. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

The National Office for Explosive Materials has initiated an economic operating phase, with Algeria's consumption of explosive materials rising to more than 37,220 tons in 2025, compared to 32,455 tons in 2024, and 26,700 tons in 2023, to keep pace with the accelerating pace of major projects in railways, mining, and public works. This reveals the significant logistical and industrial role that the institution, affiliated with the Directorate of Military Industries, is playing in realizing the national economic transformation.