
Cereal market: Wheat soars, Africa worries
The renewed tension in the Black Sea is driving up wheat prices and threatening Africa's food security.
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The renewed tension in the Black Sea is driving up wheat prices and threatening Africa's food security.

Algeria has emerged as one of the liquefied natural gas suppliers to Britain, at a time when production from the North Sea is declining and the United Kingdom is increasingly relying on imports to meet its needs, according to energy editor Jonathan Leake of The Telegraph. According to the article cited by the editor, Britain's gas production from the North Sea is expected to be around 28 billion cubic meters in 2025, covering about 41% of the country's needs, with forecasts of a decline to 14 billion cubic meters over the next four years, and then to 6 billion cubic meters by 2035. Read the full content on الشروق أونلاين

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Algeria is establishing an inter-ministerial commission to make AI a lever for digital sovereignty and economic growth.

Indeed, a new industrial capacity thus strengthens the manufacturing fabric of the Aïn Defla wilaya. The SARL Sino Galva, located in Boumedfaa, was inaugurated with the ambition of locally developing activities in the manufacturing, transformation, and processing of metal structures. According to information gathered from its promoters, the project represents an investment of around 100 billion centimes, or approximately 1 billion dinars, as part of a partnership between Algerian and Chinese investors. The project is supported by Mohamed Sayoud,...

The Minister of Mines and Mining Industries, Mourad Hanifi, discussed with the Indian Ambassador to Algeria, Swati Vijay Kolkarni, ways to enhance bilateral cooperation in the mining sector, particularly in the areas of technology transfer and expertise, and the development of joint projects in research, mapping, and mining exploitation, according to a statement from the ministry. The meeting, which took place yesterday at the ministry's headquarters, provided an opportunity to review the status of bilateral cooperation in the mining field and discuss mechanisms for its development, according to the same source. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

The ARPCE launches a call for tenders for mobile coverage of 3,000 localities, as part of the universal telecommunications service.

Discover the reforms of public procurement and financial management in Algeria: laws 23-12, 23-07 and LOLF for modern governance

The Ministry of Commerce's survey reveals $130 billion in suspicious requests from fictitious or under-sized companies.

The total loans granted by the Local Development Bank to its clients exceeded 2514 billion DZD as of June 30, 2026, of which 1019 billion DZD was directed towards investment, while the bank's budget surpassed 2397 billion DZD, according to the bank's CEO, Mustafa Farfara. Farfara explained during the bank's ordinary general assembly that these indicators reflect the 'dynamics of the bank's commercial activity and its ability to mobilize resources and direct them towards financing investments and supporting institutions, professionals, and individuals.' Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

The Algerian President, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, summoned today, Monday, the Prime Minister and several officials directly responsible for the trade and finance sectors. According to a statement from the Algerian presidency, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune chaired a meeting dedicated to the data received from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion regarding false statements, to closely examine this data. The Algerian presidency's statement confirmed that this data directly affects the national economy and public funds. The statement emphasized the need to take necessary measures against those making false statements, which aim to drain the public treasury as part of a well-prepared plan to undermine the infrastructure of the national economy.

The Minister of Water Resources, Lounes Bouzegza, chaired a working meeting dedicated to monitoring the progress of structural and strategic projects in the sector, emphasizing the need for coordination among various services and institutions to enhance the level of public water service, according to a statement from the ministry on Monday.
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