
Details of the two contracts for the integrated phosphate project
In partnership with Algerian, Italian, and Chinese entities.
Renewable energy, environmental initiatives, and green business

In partnership with Algerian, Italian, and Chinese entities.

China Baowu Steel Group, the world's leading producer of crude steel, was established in 2016, following the merger between Baosteel Group and Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation (WISCO), as part of China's policy of consolidation and modernization of the steel industry.

The storage of renewable energy through batteries will become a major concern for public authorities and sector operators in the short and medium term, as Algeria seeks to optimize its energy production in the face of the significant growth in domestic needs.

The Minister of Water, Lounas Bouzegza, chaired a working meeting on Monday dedicated to monitoring several strategic projects aimed at enhancing drinking water supply across the national territory.

The call for tenders for the study to promote renewable energies off the electrical grid launched by the Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energies, with the opening of bids taking place today, aims to determine a methodology for producing biogas from waste, particularly household waste from major technical landfill centers (CET) in Hamici in Algiers, Hassi Bounif in Oran, and Sidi Haider in Sétif, as stated in the specifications.

Algeria is discussing with the Chinese steel group (China Baowu Group) opportunities for establishing an industrial and investment partnership to implement a comprehensive project for the production of low-carbon direct reduced iron and green steel in Algeria. According to a statement from the Ministry of Energy, the Minister of State, Mohamed Arkab, received on Tuesday a delegation from the Chinese group 'Baowu', one of the largest steel producers in the world, at his ministry's headquarters, in the presence of the CEO of SONATRACH, Nourredine Daoudi, and officials from the ministry and SONATRACH, along with representatives of the national iron company. During the meeting, both parties reviewed cooperation opportunities in several areas, particularly in developing low-carbon emission iron and steel industries, and adopting the latest...

Algeria - The Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arqab received today, Tuesday, in Algiers a delegation from the Chinese steel group 'Baowu' (China Baowu Group), one of the largest steel producers in the world, where opportunities for establishing industrial and investment partnerships between national institutions and the Chinese group were discussed, particularly in projects related to the development of low-carbon iron and steel industry, according to a statement from the ministry.

Thénia El-Had National Park in Tissemsilt Province has recorded 40,000 visitors since the beginning of the current year, according to information received today, Tuesday, from the park's director, Lahmar Abdelrazak.

Today, Tuesday, in Algiers, the Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arqab received a delegation from the Chinese steel group China Baowu Group, one of the largest steel producers in the world, where opportunities for establishing industrial and investment partnerships between national institutions and the Chinese group were discussed, particularly in projects related to the development of low-carbon iron and steel industry, according to a statement from the ministry.

The 2026 Report on Sustainable Development in Africa provides a detailed assessment of Algeria's trajectory and the continent's challenges. While Algeria stands out for its budgetary sovereignty, the reduction of precarious housing, and the dynamism of its start-ups, Africa faces macroeconomic tensions and an urgent need to accelerate on five key objectives.

In this interview, Boukhalfa Yaici specifies the purpose of the call for tenders from the Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energies regarding the study on the promotion of renewable energies off-grid, discusses the importance of off-grid in the development of renewable energies in Algeria, as well as the issue of integrating renewable energy into the Sonelgaz network.

Warnings have increased in Europe about the consequences of rising temperatures and declining river levels, which could exacerbate the challenges facing the continent's economies. The German Inland Navigation Association warned today, Monday, that parts of the Rhine River may soon become impassable, as water levels continue to drop due to rising summer temperatures and lack of rainfall. Water levels have reached record lows since the end of July, while Germany, like other areas in Europe, is facing a series of heatwaves. Shipping vessels have managed to continue transporting goods along the river that runs through the industrial heart of Europe's largest economy, but with lower loads and higher costs. The association warned...