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The Port of Alicante Will Be a Hub for Algerian Exports to Spain and Europe

The Port of Alicante Will Be a Hub for Algerian Exports to Spain and Europe

A mission of Spanish officials from the Port of Alicante, located in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, recently concluded a meeting with the Oran Port Authority to establish the port facility as a maritime gateway for Algerian products to enter the European market, boosting export activity towards the old continent, rather than just focusing on passenger transport. In this context, local Spanish media, such as 'Alicante Plaza', reported from the delegation that traveled to Oran, led by the president of the port authority, Luis Rodríguez, and the business development manager, David Nadal, that a formal meeting was held at the Spanish consulate in Oran with the consul and local officials, during which the historical relationship between the two parties was confirmed.

Feb 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Regulatory & Legal
Guedri: Practical Plan to Encourage the Export of Pharmaceutical Products

Guedri: Practical Plan to Encourage the Export of Pharmaceutical Products

The Minister of Pharmaceutical Industry, Wassim Guedri, confirmed on Sunday in Algiers the priority given by his ministry to achieve comprehensive digitization of the sector by 2026, particularly in the area of administrative services and the complete registration of pharmaceutical materials, as well as the introduction of a serial tracking system for medicines. Guedri explained during a hearing session before the Health, Social Affairs, Labor, and Vocational Training Committee of the National People's Assembly that the pharmaceutical industry sector will establish a digital system for submitting import program files and remote accreditation requests, 'ensuring transparency and speed in processing.' Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Feb 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Manufacturing & Industry
APS | تجارة وخدمات

Import Program for 10,000 Buses: First Shipment Received at the Port of Algiers

Algeria - The Automotive Industry Development Corporation, under the supervision of the Military Industries Directorate of the Ministry of National Defense, received today, Sunday, at the Port of Algiers, the first shipment of buses estimated at 335 buses as part of the implementation of the program of the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, aimed at importing 10,000 new buses intended to renew the national fleet for passenger transport.

Feb 1, 2026aps.dz
Energy & Hydrocarbons
"OPEC+".. Suspension of any increase in oil production levels until March 2026

"OPEC+".. Suspension of any increase in oil production levels until March 2026

Algeria participated today, Sunday, via videoconferencing, in the ministerial meetings dedicated to monitoring the implementation of the evaluation and follow-up mechanisms for the decisions of the participating countries in the cooperation declaration (OPEC+). The coordinating meeting included the eight countries involved in voluntary production adjustments, along with representatives from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Oman, and Russia. At the end of […]

Feb 1, 2026echaab.dz
Energy & Hydrocarbons
Cautious and Proactive Approach.. OPEC+ Maintains Suspension of Oil Production Increase Until the End of March

Cautious and Proactive Approach.. OPEC+ Maintains Suspension of Oil Production Increase Until the End of March

Member countries of the OPEC+ alliance confirmed today, Sunday, the decision made last November to suspend any increase in production levels until March 2026. Ministerial meetings dedicated to monitoring the implementation of evaluation and follow-up mechanisms for the decisions of the participating countries in the cooperation declaration (OPEC+) were held via remote video conferencing, with Algeria participating in the coordinating meeting.

Feb 1, 2026al24news.dz
Energy & Hydrocarbons
OPEC+ Confirms Suspension of Production Increases Until March 2026

OPEC+ Confirms Suspension of Production Increases Until March 2026

The ministerial meetings dedicated to monitoring the implementation of the evaluation and follow-up mechanisms for the decisions of the participating countries in the OPEC+ cooperation declaration, held today, Sunday, February 1, confirmed the suspension of production increases until March 2026. According to the Ministry of Energy, Algeria participated in the coordinating meeting that included the eight countries involved in voluntary production adjustments, along with representatives from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Oman, and Russia. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

Feb 1, 2026echoroukonline.com
Energy & Hydrocarbons
AL24 | الاقتصاد

OPEC+ meeting today is set to maintain the suspension of oil production increase

The OPEC+ meeting today, Sunday, is likely to stabilize oil production by maintaining the suspension of production increase in March. According to Reuters, citing three delegates from OPEC+, it is likely that the alliance will keep the suspension of oil production increase in March when it meets later today, even after crude oil prices reached their highest levels in six months, nearing $72 per barrel, due to concerns that the United States may launch a military strike on Iran, a member of OPEC. The OPEC+ alliance (Saudi Arabia, Russia, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Iraq, Algeria, and Oman) raised production quotas by about 2.9 million barrels per day from...

Feb 1, 2026al24news.dz
Energy & Hydrocarbons
OPEC+ Moves to Extend Halt on Oil Production Increase in March

OPEC+ Moves to Extend Halt on Oil Production Increase in March

Informed sources revealed that the OPEC+ group is likely to maintain the halt on planned oil production increases for March, despite prices reaching their highest levels in nearly six months. Eight members of the organization are expected to discuss this decision during a meeting held today, Sunday. According to what Reuters reported from three delegates in the group, this direction comes at a time when Brent crude closed near $70 a barrel on Friday, approaching the $71.89 level recorded on Thursday, driven by fears of a potential U.S. military strike on Iran, a member of OPEC, alongside supply disruptions from Kazakhstan.

Feb 1, 2026echoroukonline.com