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Algeria will participate as the Guest of Honor in the activities of the International Exhibition for Agriculture and Food 'AGRA 2026', scheduled to be held in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia.
Algeria will participate as the Guest of Honor in the events of the International Agriculture and Food Fair (AGRA 2026), scheduled to be held in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia, from August 22 to 26, 2026. The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion confirmed that this fair is one of the most prominent international economic events specialized in agriculture, food industries, and forestry, providing a distinguished space to showcase the latest technologies and innovations related to agricultural and forestry machinery and equipment, as well as food processing and packaging equipment, with the participation of major companies and global brands active in these sectors. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
Algeria - Economic operators participating in the fourth edition of the African Business Exhibition (SADA 2026) expressed their determination to intensify partnership and inter-cooperation and to benefit from available resources and incentives granted in various countries across the African continent.
Economic operators participating in the fourth edition of the African Business Exhibition (SADA 2026) expressed their commitment to intensifying partnership and inter-cooperation and benefiting from available resources and incentives granted in various African countries. Participants, in statements to the press on the sidelines of the exhibition, considered that this event constitutes a fundamental building block for introducing various African products that meet the applicable standards.
The member countries of the OPEC+ alliance agreed today, Sunday, to increase oil production by 188,000 barrels per day in the coming month of July. The seven member countries of the OPEC+ alliance, namely Saudi Arabia, Russia, Iraq, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Algeria, and Oman, announced in a virtual meeting that discussed the global oil market conditions and its future prospects to implement an increase in production of 188 ...
The OPEC alliance is set to approve an increase in oil production for the fourth consecutive time since the outbreak of the war on Iran at the end of February.
The launch of work on the Algerian section of the Trans-Saharan gas pipeline project has garnered widespread interest from various international media outlets.
Algeria is entering a clearer economic phase in its path of regional and international repositioning. Through a gradual opening to investment, expanding partnerships with major powers, and diversifying productive sectors outside hydrocarbons, at a time when its energy status has turned into a strategic card within the European energy security equation.
The OPEC+ alliance is set to approve an increase in oil production for the fourth consecutive time since the outbreak of the war on Iran at the end of February. Reuters reported from three sources within the OPEC+ alliance that the bloc is moving towards approving the fourth increase in oil production targets over four consecutive months, against the backdrop of a reduction...
Algerian liquefied natural gas strengthened its presence in the European market in May 2026, after Algeria exported a rare shipment to the Netherlands with a quantity of 68,000 tons. This is a notable indicator of Algeria's export resilience and its ability to seize new opportunities in a highly competitive European market, which continues to seek nearby and reliable supplies amid global energy market disruptions and increasing sensitivity to maritime supplies.
Seven countries from the OPEC+ group, including Algeria, agreed today, Sunday, to a collective increase in oil production of 188,000 barrels per day starting from next July, according to a statement from the Ministry of Energy. The agreement came during a meeting of the seven countries as part of the OPEC+ cooperation announcement, which implements voluntary production adjustments (Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Oman, and Russia), in which Algeria participated via video conferencing.
Algeria will host, on Monday and Tuesday, the 77th session of the Connectivity Committee for the Trans-Saharan Road, which will focus on the prospects of transforming this African road into an economic corridor that contributes to development and economic integration among the six countries it passes through. This meeting, which will be inaugurated by the Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djellali, will see the participation of representatives from the countries concerned with this strategic road, namely Tunisia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Chad.