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Experts, academics, and stakeholders in the tourism sector agree that Algeria possesses exceptional natural, cultural, and historical qualifications that qualify it to become one of the...

The University of Continuous Training announced in a statement today, Saturday, the opening of the initial registration platform for holders of the regular baccalaureate certificate, license holders, as well as holders of the State Engineer certificate, to join the bachelor's and master's programs.

The Tizi Ouzou province is preparing for a promising season in the cork sector, with expectations of harvesting more than 5800 quintals in 2026, indicating a revival of this strategic forest activity and its role in supporting the manufacturing industries and the local economy.

The Minister of Housing, Urban Planning and City, Mohamed Tarek Belaribi, confirmed that the construction of high and very tall buildings in Algeria remains technically possible, even in areas with high seismic activity, provided that the applicable engineering and regulatory standards are respected.

The Ministry of Justice announced the organization of a training course for a number of judges and officials from June 1 to June 5.

Warnings and concerns are rising about the implications of closing the Strait of Hormuz on energy supplies during peak demand in the summer, amid a rapid depletion of global oil stocks since the start of the war on Iran on February 28. Officials from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and the International Energy Agency have warned of a potential global energy crisis during the summer months if supplies do not return...

Algeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo signed a cooperation agreement in the field of hydrocarbons aimed at developing bilateral relations across various segments of the value chain in this sector, as part of enhancing the partnership between the two countries and expanding areas of energy cooperation. The agreement was signed yesterday, Saturday, at the Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Renewable Energies by the Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mines, and Renewable Energies, Mohamed Arkab, and her counterpart from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Akasia Bandopola Ambongo, in the presence of the Ambassador of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to Algeria, the CEO of SONATRACH, Nourredine Daoudi, and the head of the National Agency for the Valorization of Hydrocarbon Resources, Samir ...

The Forestry Directorate of Tizi Ouzou province expects to harvest about 5821 quintals of cork in 2026, a significant increase compared to the last season which recorded a production of 4029 quintals, as part of the return to the 'organized quotas' system aimed at stabilizing annual production at around 5000 quintals. Hamid Qoussem, the cork file manager at the Forestry Directorate, stated to the Algerian News Agency that the anticipated harvesting process, set to begin in the coming days, will cover 20 forest districts distributed across 12 forests in the province, with the regional rural engineering company 'Djurdjura' responsible for executing the operation, including employing seasonal labor, while harvesting workshops will be established after successful testing.

Data from the Oil and Gas Fields Encyclopedia on the specialized energy platform revealed that the joint fields between Algeria and Libya hold massive reserves of oil and gas within the Ghadames Basin, estimated at about 50 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 3.5 billion barrels of oil, making the region one of the most important hydrocarbon basins in North Africa. According to the encyclopedia's data, the Algerian Rar field and the Libyan Wafa field top the list of joint fields between the two countries, as technical studies indicate that they form a single geological reservoir extending across the Algerian-Libyan border. Watch the full content on الشروق أونلاين

Some eastern provinces of the country are experiencing significant thunderstorms today, Sunday, while provinces in the south of the country will witness strong winds accompanied by sandstorms.

The shared oil and gas fields between Algeria and Libya are among the most significant natural resources in North Africa, opening the door to extensive economic and strategic cooperation, and are poised to become a new hub on the energy map, serving as a laboratory for a successful Arab partnership.

The health sector in the wilaya of Béni Abbès is about to undergo a major turning point with the launch
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