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Import/export, trade agreements, customs, and international commerce

The prospects for African digital commerce in the coming years look very positive. A report from the Moonshot roundtable

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Preparations in anticipation of the month of Ramadan at the center of the national meeting of executives. The Minister of Trade

A program for local fabric production... and operators exporting to over 100 countries with commitments at 50% lower prices... and approval from the parent group in Europe and America. The exhibition of global brands manufactured in Algeria concluded its activities on Saturday at the Marriott Hotel in Algiers, after five years of preparation between the Ministry of Commerce and other sectors. Visitors at the salon witnessed major global brands manufactured in Guelma, at the textile factory 'Tayal', exporting to more than a hundred countries. This success is not widely known, but it shows the development of the textile industry in Algeria. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

Customs services carried out qualitative operations during the past year 2025, managing to combat drug trafficking and psychoactive substances.

Algeria - Finance Minister Abdel Karim Bouzerd today, Saturday, in Algiers, praised the prominent role played by Algerian customs in supporting the growth of the national economy and protecting it from various cross-border crimes, commending the achievements made by this agency in recent years, particularly in combating fraud and smuggling and enhancing digitization.

Algeria - The customs services carried out quality operations during the past year 2025, managing to seize 9.87 tons of processed cannabis, 728.3 kg of cocaine, and more than 16.5 million units of hallucinogenic pills across the national territory, as confirmed today, Saturday, in Algiers, by the Director General of Customs, Major General Abdel Hafiz Bekhouch, during the commemoration of World Customs Day, which was attended by the President of the National People's Assembly Ibrahim Bougali, several government members, as well as representatives from employers' organizations and customs officials.

Algeria - Major American media and research centers have highlighted the significant importance of the Gara Djebilet mine in Tindouf, considering it a 'rising global giant in the field of iron exploitation and production.'

The gold market witnessed an unusual and unexpected trend during the current month of January, as major trading companies and even small investors did not anticipate it. While the yellow metal broke the $5600 per ounce threshold during the session last Thursday, it returned on Friday to record a price below $4700 per ounce. Despite the dramatic fall of gold during Thursday and Friday sessions, losing about $700, the yellow metal recorded an increase of 18% during January, with a rise of $560, nearing its strongest monthly gain since 1980. Watch the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

The Director General of Customs, Major General Abdel Hafiz Bekhouch, during the celebration of World Customs Day, stated that the customs sector plays a pivotal role in protecting the national economy, securing borders, and facilitating trade exchanges, especially with the economic and digital transformations witnessed by the customs system. According to a statement from the Director General of Customs, the Major General emphasized the commitment of Algerian customs to continue the path of modernization and professionalization, enhancing professional competencies, and instilling values of integrity and professionalism, in line with the state's directions and the recommendations of the World Customs Organization. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

Algeria - Today, Friday, the Salon of International Brands Manufactured in Algeria was inaugurated in Algiers, with the participation of many international and national institutions active in this field, organized under the auspices of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion.

Customs services carried out quality operations during the past year 2025, managing to seize 9.87 tons of processed cannabis, 728.3 kg of cocaine, and more than 16.5 million units of hallucinogenic pills across the national territory, as confirmed today, Saturday, in Algiers, by the Director General of Customs, Major General Abdel Hafid Bekhouch, during the commemoration of World Customs Day, which took place in the presence of the President of the National People's Assembly Ibrahim Bougali, several government members, as well as representatives from employers' organizations and customs officials.