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What is Algeria's position in the massive investment plan of Stellantis?

What is Algeria's position in the massive investment plan of Stellantis?

The global automotive group Stellantis announced a massive investment plan exceeding $60 billion over five years, with the launch of around 60 new models for its various brands by 2030, as presented by the group during Investor Day in the United States under the slogan 'FaSTLAne 2030'. This plan aims to expand Stellantis operations in Algeria. The five-year plan for Stellantis was announced during Investor Day held on Thursday in Auburn Hills, near Detroit, Michigan, USA, where the group's CEO, Antonio Filosa, indicated that the plan focuses on accelerating the industrial transformation of the group through investment in global platforms.

May 22, 2026echoroukonline.com
Investment & FDI
Expected Algerian-Ethiopian Partnership in Mining, Industry, and Agriculture

Expected Algerian-Ethiopian Partnership in Mining, Industry, and Agriculture

Algeria and Ethiopia are moving towards strengthening their investment partnership by establishing a framework for joint cooperation and expanding investment opportunities in promising strategic sectors including mining, manufacturing, mechanical industries, agriculture, and the pharmaceutical industry, as part of efforts to support African economic integration. According to a publication by the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency on its official Facebook page, the Director General of the Algerian Investment Promotion Agency, Omar Rekach, received on Wednesday the Ambassador of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia to Algeria, Mokhtar Mohamed Wari, in the presence of agency officials, in a meeting dedicated to discussing ways to enhance economic and investment cooperation between the two countries. The meeting was an opportunity...

May 20, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
35% of petroleum derivatives are produced locally, and the percentage is expected to rise

35% of petroleum derivatives are produced locally, and the percentage is expected to rise

Professor of Economic Sciences at the University of Algiers 3 and economic analyst Houari Tigersi revealed that Algeria currently produces about 35 percent of petroleum derivatives, with expectations to raise this percentage to 50 percent over the next two years, as part of a national strategy aimed at developing manufacturing industries and reducing dependence on imports. Tigersi explained, during his appearance on the program 'Guest of the Morning' on Radio Channel Two, that the new direction falls within the implementation of the directives of the President of the Republic aimed at accelerating the completion of major economic projects, especially in the field of petrochemical and chemical industries. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

May 20, 2026echoroukonline.com
Investment & FDI
Reduction of copper imports in Algeria by 100 million dollars annually

Reduction of copper imports in Algeria by 100 million dollars annually

The Egyptian company 'Arabia for Metals' is working to expand its industrial activity in Algeria through new projects in the non-ferrous metal processing sector, in an investment path that has contributed to enhancing local production of copper wires and rods, and reducing the import bill by approximately 100 million dollars annually, as part of an experience classified as one of the prominent models of productive foreign investment in the country. The company is considered one of the most prominent active foreign investors in the copper and aluminum manufacturing sector, having entered the Algerian market in 2012 and since then gradually expanded its production capacities, driven by the viability of investment and the development of the business climate. View the full content on Echourouk...

May 20, 2026echoroukonline.com
Manufacturing & Industry
Egyptian Company Reduces Copper Imports in Algeria by $100 Million Annually

Egyptian Company Reduces Copper Imports in Algeria by $100 Million Annually

The Egyptian company 'Arabia for Metals' is expanding its industrial activities in Algeria through new projects in the non-ferrous metal processing sector, in an investment path that has contributed to enhancing local production of copper wires and rods, and reducing the import bill by approximately $100 million annually, as part of an experience classified as one of the prominent models of productive foreign investment in the country. The company is one of the most prominent active foreign investors in the copper and aluminum manufacturing sector, having entered the Algerian market in 2012 and gradually expanded its production capacities since then, driven by the viability of investment and the development of the business climate. Watch the full content on Echourouk...

May 20, 2026echoroukonline.com