
Tindouf is a candidate to become a free zone towards West Africa
The Tindouf exhibition organized from the 24th to the 27th of this month is considered a traditional exhibition, but it enjoys wide popularity among traders coming from Mauritania.
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The Tindouf exhibition organized from the 24th to the 27th of this month is considered a traditional exhibition, but it enjoys wide popularity among traders coming from Mauritania.

Economic expert Boughadi Hamza confirmed that Algeria, in light of the current situation imposed by the war against Iran, has become a strategic option to compensate for the shortage of gas and oil supplies in the international market.

After a diplomatic crisis that had frozen bilateral relations, Spain has initiated a structured economic reconquest strategy.

Catching up on the accumulated delay in economic relations between Algeria and France proves to be a very difficult mission. The enthusiasm of

The possibility of a giant American competitor entering the national oil company SONATRACH's market in fuel and petroleum derivatives in Italy and Europe has emerged, through an acquisition offer for the largest oil refinery 'ISAB' in the city of Priolo on the island of Sicily, which is the largest in the country, indicating an intensification of competition in this sector that has proven its attractiveness, especially after the succession of geopolitical crises and their implications on the global energy market. In this context, the prestigious economic news site 'Milano Finanza' reported on Friday that an American investment fund active in infrastructure and energy has made an official offer to acquire the 'ISAB' refinery in the city of Priolo on the island of Sicily,...

Algerian consulates abroad have warned members of the national community against the consequences of not respecting the conditions for importing used cars less than five years old, under the residence change certificate 'CCR', emphasizing that any violation of these regulations may lead to the rejection of the vehicle and force its owner to re-export it at their own expense, along with any additional customs procedures that may arise. According to publications issued by Algerian embassies and consulates in several countries on Saturday, which 'Echorouk' has reviewed, this measure falls within the framework of implementing the provisions of Article 127 of the Finance Law for the year 2026, which regulates the conditions and methods for importing used vehicles upon final return to the homeland. Re-export is mandatory in case of violation...

The export process of 33 shipments of various Algerian products to Mauritania has been launched from Tindouf, according to the Algerian News Agency on Saturday, April 25. According to the same source, this operation included a variety of products, including construction materials, food products, dates, plastic materials, as well as household electrical appliances. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

A process to export 33 shipments of various Algerian products to Mauritania was launched in Tindouf. The operation, which was overseen by Abdel Salam Jhaniat, the acting head of the General Secretariat of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, representing the sector's Minister, Kamal Rezig, took place yesterday, Friday, in the presence of Tindouf's Wali, Mustafa Dahou, and a delegation of ministry officials and representatives from several ministerial sectors.

Tindouf – The export operation of 33 shipments of various Algerian products to Mauritania has been launched in the Tindouf province.

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The Japanese government announced today, Saturday, that it will release additional quantities from its national oil reserves starting May 1, continuing a process that began last month, in an attempt to contain the repercussions of the war in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and to ensure supply stability.

The European Union and the United States signed an agreement to coordinate on the supply of critical minerals necessary for key sectors, notably defense.