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The Malaysian car will be reasonably priced... and here are the details of the partnership with El Hajar

The Malaysian car will be reasonably priced... and here are the details of the partnership with El Hajar

Lion's investments of $6 billion... and the 'Cedar' project will see the light in 18 months. Trade rises to $147 million... and Malaysia imports Algerian agricultural products. 'ASEAN' will open a market for Algeria with 600 million consumers... and our eyes are on the African market. These are the advantages of the direct flight for Air Algeria... and the business sector will benefit. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Jan 12, 2026echoroukonline.com
Algerian-Indian Forum Redefines Investment Map in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Algerian-Indian Forum Redefines Investment Map in the Pharmaceutical Industry

Algeria aims to leverage advanced Indian expertise in drug production, particularly in the manufacturing of vitamins, dietary supplements, and generic drugs, within a new approach focused on technology transfer and localizing industry instead of merely relying on imports. In return, leading Indian companies in this field aspire to enter the Algerian market, considering it a promising and stable market, and a strategic gateway to African and Mediterranean markets, benefiting from Algeria's geographical location, the size of domestic demand, and the regulatory framework that now encourages productive partnerships and direct investments with added value. In this context, Algeria will host the business forum on Thursday, January 15, 2026.

Jan 12, 2026echoroukonline.com
Commercial ports move to avoid congestion and overcrowding

Commercial ports move to avoid congestion and overcrowding

Several national commercial ports have begun implementing new organizational measures aimed at alleviating the situation within the docks and also concerning the moored ships, as well as reducing cases of congestion and overcrowding, in conjunction with measures established by the relevant ministry to improve the fluidity of port activity, including redirecting some vessels to less crowded ports, in an effort to avoid fluctuations in import and export movements and costs for economic operators. In this context, a formal letter issued by the Port of Algiers, dated 09/01/2026, under number 26/29, which was reviewed by 'Echorouk', addressed to transit agents and customs brokers, stated that the containers that have completed their customs procedures at the 'ALCES' platform, and have not been withdrawn...

Jan 12, 2026echoroukonline.com