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This is what Algeria will gain from China's cancellation of customs duties

This is what Algeria will gain from China's cancellation of customs duties

The customs exemption will give Algerian iron an immediate price advantage of 20 percent. The Chinese market gives Algeria a sovereign card in dealing with European partners. Maritime shipping and supply chain expert Nasreddine Bougachiche stated that the Chinese authorities' decision to eliminate customs duties with African countries, including Algeria, represents a fundamental shift in the nature of the upcoming partnership between Algeria and Beijing, which simply means Algeria's transition from the status of a 'consumer customer' of Chinese goods to an important 'industrial partner' and strategic supplier. As is known, Chinese President Xi Jinping announced last Saturday that the cancellation of customs duties on imports from all African countries will begin as of ...

Feb 16, 2026echoroukonline.com
For the first time.. Algeria among the largest importers of Chinese solar panels

For the first time.. Algeria among the largest importers of Chinese solar panels

Algeria has made a notable entry into the list of the largest Arab countries importing Chinese solar panels in 2025, with imports jumping from 0.35 gigawatts in 2024 to 2.10 gigawatts, achieving the highest growth rate in the list, indicating a rapid implementation of solar energy projects, diversification of energy sources, and reduction of dependence on gas. A recent report from the Energy Research Unit showed that the total imports of the top 10 Arab countries of Chinese solar panels rose to 29.07 gigawatts in 2025, compared to 27.34 gigawatts the previous year, with an annual increase of 1.73 gigawatts, reflecting the escalating race towards renewable energy in the region. Watch the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

Feb 16, 2026echoroukonline.com
Exporting Non-Hydrocarbon Products Focus of Rzig's Meeting with Exporters

Exporting Non-Hydrocarbon Products Focus of Rzig's Meeting with Exporters

The Minister of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, Kamel Rzig, chaired a meeting with several economic operators who signed export contracts during their participation in international economic exhibitions and events abroad, as part of monitoring the results of these participations and enhancing the presence of national products in international markets, especially outside the hydrocarbon sector. A statement from the ministry clarified that the meeting was dedicated to evaluating the nature of the signed contracts and reviewing the prospects for expanding export operations, where economic operators presented offers that addressed the details of the agreements concluded, along with raising concerns related to logistical aspects, transportation, and regulatory procedures related to export operations. View the full content on الشروق ...

Feb 16, 2026echoroukonline.com