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To rehabilitate and modernize the waterfront.
Renewable energy, environmental initiatives, and green business

To rehabilitate and modernize the waterfront.

The latest report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) presents an unequivocal finding: in Algeria, natural gas

Aerial view of the Metolong dam in Lesotho, a project funded by the African Development Bank Group

Former capital of steel in search of renewal, the wilaya of Annaba is embarking on a structural transformation that now positions it as

Long confined to the coastal strip, the national desalination program takes a historic step. The Algerian government has just formalized

Algeria - The National Economic, Social and Environmental Council held its ordinary general assembly today, Sunday, in Algiers, in its first session for the year 2026, chaired by Mohamed Boukhari, the president of the council. The agenda included several points, including reviewing the council's activities for the past year, the report related to collective investment bodies with risk capital, which was the subject of a notification from the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, and approving them.

The Ministry of Environment and Life Quality launched today, Sunday in Algiers, a model initiative for sorting and recovering plastic bottles in commercial centers across the country, aimed at promoting the culture of selective sorting within commercial spaces. This initiative was launched at the 'Marina Mall' commercial center, organized in coordination with the Ministry of Internal Trade and Regulation of the National Market and the Algerian Economic Renewal Council.

Algeria is working to bring a total capacity of 2.6 gigawatts of renewable energy into service after the completion of construction and building works, driven by the transition of several projects from the development phase to execution over the past two years, while another 600 megawatts remain in preliminary stages including contract awards and others, as part of the path to accelerate the energy transition and achieve the strategic goals of the sector. According to recent data from the report by 'Dii Desert Energy', the total operational capacity of renewable energy by the end of 2025 is expected to reach about 446 megawatts, with a clear disparity between different energy sources, as photovoltaic solar energy dominates current capacities compared to...

Algeria is working to bring a total capacity of 2.6 GW of renewable energy into service after the completion of construction and building works, driven by the transition of several projects from the development phase to execution over the past two years, while another 600 MW remain in preliminary stages including contract awarding and others, as part of the path to accelerate the energy transition and achieve the strategic objectives of the sector. According to recent data from the report by 'Dii Desert Energy', the total operational capacity of renewable energy by the end of 2025 is expected to reach about 446 MW, with a clear disparity between different energy sources, as photovoltaic solar energy dominates current capacities compared to...

Algeria is currently witnessing a radical transformation in the management of forest wealth, according to a visionary outlook from President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, aimed at advancing the agriculture and forestry sector.

The expert in water management and food security, Professor Ibrahim Mouhouch, revealed an increase in water levels in several dams at the national level, which heralds production.

Professor Abdelhadi Amari from the National School of Irrigation praised the recent rainfall that many northern regions of the country experienced, which saw an increase of 21 percent from September to mid-January, compared to 90 percent during the same period last year. Abdelhadi Amari, who was a guest on the Multimedia Economy program, added that the recent rainfall exceeded 100 millimeters in some areas of the country, which is encouraging, especially for the agricultural sector.