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Ouargla - Today, Wednesday, in the provinces of Menia and Ghardaia, preparations continue to commence the construction of the railway line from Laghouat to Tamanrasset, through intensifying field monitoring and assessing the readiness of the logistical and technical means allocated for this project, under the supervision of local authorities.

Setif - The national exhibition for cosmetics and care products was inaugurated today, Wednesday, in Setif, with the participation of 60 exhibitors representing companies and institutions active in this field.

Béjaïa Port has set a new record in handling bulk cargo, unloading 15,153.60 tons of corn within 24 hours, in an operation conducted directly from the ship to the trucks, according to the Béjaïa Port Authority (EPB). The authority stated in a press release that the operation was carried out at berth number 21, starting from the ship 'BUNUN TREASURE' coming from Santarém, thus breaking the previous record set at the port. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

Moscow - Representing the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the Prime Minister, Mr. Saïfi Ghrib, participates in the third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which commenced today, Wednesday, in the Russian capital, Moscow.

European countries are seeking additional supplies of oil and liquefied natural gas from Algeria, in an effort to enhance their energy security before winter, amid declining gas stocks, rising prices, and increasing geopolitical risks, according to media reports. In this context, a report cited by The Rio Times stated that France requested additional shipments of oil and liquefied natural gas from SONATRACH before winter. The quantities requested, prices, or potential delivery dates have not been announced. View the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

Sidi Bel Abbès - A total production exceeding two million quintals of various types of grains is expected in the Sidi Bel Abbès province, as part of the recently launched plowing and sowing campaign, according to what the provincial agricultural services directorate reported today, Wednesday.

Algeria - Today, Wednesday, the Air Algérie group resumed its flights to Libya via an air route connecting Algiers to Tripoli, with the organization of an inaugural flight departing from Houari Boumediene International Airport.

Air Algérie announced the adjustment of flight times for two flights between Algiers and Timimoun, scheduled for October 29 and November 2, due to the temporary closure of Timimoun Airport during the original flight times, according to a statement from the company. The statement clarified that flight AH6156 from Algiers to Timimoun will depart at 20:00, arriving at its destination at 21:30, while flight AH6157 from Timimoun to Algiers will depart at 22:30, arriving in Algiers at midnight, at 00:00. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

The National Agency for the Management of Microcredit 'ONGEM' and the Higher School of Commercial Studies in Khelidia (EHEC) signed a cooperation agreement aimed at establishing an entrepreneurial culture among students and informing them about the financing and support mechanisms available for project holders, according to the agency. The signing ceremony was overseen by the agency's Director General, Souad Ben Jamil, along with the school's Director, Amal Qasimi, as part of efforts to enhance cooperation between the two institutions and encourage students to turn their ideas into economic projects. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

Today, Tuesday evening, the eighth summit of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum concluded in the Russian capital, Moscow, with the participation of Prime Minister Mr. Saïfi Ghrib, representing President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, adopting the 'Moscow Declaration' which highlighted the role of the forum countries as reliable suppliers of natural gas and the contribution of gas to global energy security. The declaration emphasized the commitment of the forum countries to develop […]

A British company has launched marine inspection and monitoring operations for the gas pipeline 'Transmed', known as 'Enrico Mattei', linking Algeria and Italy across the Mediterranean Sea via Tunisia, to verify the condition of the underwater pipes, their safety, and protection status, in operations continuing until December 15. According to local media reports from the Italian island of Sicily, the inspections began on Tuesday, October 27, in the waters off the Capo Feto area, in the city of Mazara del Vallo on the Italian island of Sicily, and include examining the seabed and the underwater pipes extending in the area, under a decision issued by the Mazara del Vallo port authority, which specifies the conditions for carrying out the works.
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