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Towards Importing and Exporting Without Paper Documents!

Towards Importing and Exporting Without Paper Documents!

Submitting licenses electronically alongside the paper version temporarily and ultimately dispensing with documents later. The new service allows for the processing of licenses and administrative certificates required during customs clearance within a unified system. The Customs Administration has taken a new step towards digitizing foreign trade operations by initiating the gradual operation of a new unit under the name 'Unified Electronic Window' within the customs information system 'ALCIS'. This service will allow for the electronic entry and processing of licenses and administrative certificates required during customs clearance, in a process aimed, in the near term, at gradually eliminating paper documents and making import and export operations more digitized and seamless. The announcement was made...

Aug 19, 2026echoroukonline.com
Regulatory & Legal
Abderrezak Souffi, head of claims at GAM Assurances: "A reduced premium remains an unfunded promise"

Abderrezak Souffi, head of claims at GAM Assurances: "A reduced premium remains an unfunded promise"

Abderrezak Souffi: The analysis of the Algerian damage insurance market highlights structural, economic, and competitive factors that hinder its expansion and weigh on the profitability of companies, portfolio diversification, and insurance culture. The portfolio remains dominated by automobile insurance, whose premium for the mandatory RC guarantee, administered, does not reflect …

Aug 19, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Banking & Finance
Banks Reassess the Files of Algerians' Funds and Activities!

Banks Reassess the Files of Algerians' Funds and Activities!

Identity card, proof of residence, and activity are at the forefront of the required documents. Business owners are required to provide the commercial register and the articles of association. Banks and financial institutions in Algeria have begun asking their clients to update their files and data as part of implementing the 'Know Your Customer' procedures, where providing documents that prove identity, residence, activity, and sources of resources has become part of the process of updating banking information. The nature of the required documents varies according to the status of the customer, whether a natural or legal person, and according to the nature of the banking relationship. Required documents for natural persons include a valid identity document, proof of residence, and documents proving activity and resources, while legal persons are required...

Aug 18, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
Methane emissions and decarbonization: Sonatrach and Eni strengthen their cooperation

Methane emissions and decarbonization: Sonatrach and Eni strengthen their cooperation

A new memorandum of understanding has just been signed between the two partner companies, Sonatrach announced in a statement. The strengthening of this Sonatrach-Eni alliance aims to accelerate Algeria's adaptation to new European environmental standards, particularly the restrictive regulation on methane adopted by the EU, by relying on the best international practices in the oil sector […]

Aug 18, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Regulatory & Legal
AAPI Projects: Mandatory Report Before September 30

AAPI Projects: Mandatory Report Before September 30

The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion (AAPI) invites all project holders registered to submit and update their progress report for the first half of 2026. In a statement made public yesterday, it specifies that this obligation applies to all projects registered until June 30 and must be fulfilled no later than September 30.

Aug 18, 2026ecotimesdz.com
Regulatory & Legal
Guedri discusses drug supply to the market with the National Syndicate of Private Pharmacists

Guedri discusses drug supply to the market with the National Syndicate of Private Pharmacists

The Minister of Pharmaceutical Industry, Wassim Guedri, discussed with the President of the National Syndicate of Private Pharmacists, Sami Tirach, and several members of the syndicate, various concerns of private pharmacists, particularly the supply of drugs to the market, according to a statement from the ministry. During a meeting attended by several ministry officials on Monday, August 17, at the ministry's headquarters, the two parties discussed the most effective mechanisms to regulate and improve drug distribution chains, ensuring their regular availability across all pharmacies, especially those located in remote areas. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Aug 17, 2026echoroukonline.com