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Energy & Hydrocarbons
Algeria participates in the fourth edition of the Mediterranean International Forum 'Towards the South' in Italy

Algeria participates in the fourth edition of the Mediterranean International Forum 'Towards the South' in Italy

Algeria - The Secretary General of the Ministry of Energy, Miloud Majeld, participated in the proceedings of the fourth edition of the Mediterranean International Forum 'Towards the South' held on May 15 and 16 in the Italian city of Sorrento, where he presented Algeria's vision aimed at enhancing regional and international cooperation in the field of energy, according to a statement from the ministry on Saturday.

May 16, 2026aps.dz
Agriculture & Agribusiness
Yassine Walid Launches the Red Tuna Fishing Campaign for 2026 from Chlef

Yassine Walid Launches the Red Tuna Fishing Campaign for 2026 from Chlef

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries, Yassine Mahdi Walid, today Saturday from the Wilaya of Chlef, launched the Red Tuna Fishing Campaign for 2026. The minister explained in a statement to the press on the sidelines of launching this campaign in the municipality of Ténès that the most notable aspect of this season is 'Algeria's recovery after years of its quota estimated at 2467 tons, and also the implementation for the first time in our country of a tuna fattening experience.'

May 16, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Diaspora & International
Algeria participates in the International Mediterranean Forum 'Towards the South' in Sorrento, Italy

Algeria participates in the International Mediterranean Forum 'Towards the South' in Sorrento, Italy

Representing the Minister of State, Minister of Energy, Mohamed Arkab, the Secretary General of the Ministry of Energy, Miloud Maghled, participated in the fourth edition of the international forum 'Towards the South: the European strategy for a new geopolitical, economic, and socio-cultural era in the Mediterranean region', held in Sorrento, Italy on May 15 and 16, 2026, with the presence of government officials, representatives and heads of economic and energy institutions, and experts from several Mediterranean and European countries.

May 16, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Tourism & Hospitality
Launch of two new routes starting May 24

Launch of two new routes starting May 24

Algeria - The domestic airline company announced today, Saturday in a statement, the launch of two new routes starting from May 24, namely the Algiers-Oran-Timimoun-Algiers route and the Algiers-Anaba-El Oued-Anaba-Algiers route.

May 16, 2026aps.dz
Technology & Digital
Zerouki: Completion of Fiber Optic Deployment by Early 2027

Zerouki: Completion of Fiber Optic Deployment by Early 2027

The Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Sid Ali Zerouki, confirmed on Saturday that all old copper cables will be replaced with a fiber optic network by the end of this year or early 2027 at the latest. The minister explained during his supervision at the headquarters of 'Algérie Télécom' on the opening of a study day on 'The Resilience and Flexibility of Telecommunications Networks' that his sector is 'determined to complete the replacement of all old copper cables with a fiber optic network by the end of this year or early 2027 at the latest.'

May 16, 2026echoroukonline.com
Trade & Exports
What Lies Behind the Decision to Ban Brazilian Meat: Has 'Food Safety' Turned into a Veiled Protectionism in the European Union?

What Lies Behind the Decision to Ban Brazilian Meat: Has 'Food Safety' Turned into a Veiled Protectionism in the European Union?

In a move that has stirred global commodity markets, the European Union officially announced the exclusion of Brazil – a powerhouse in global protein production – from the list of approved countries for exporting animal products to its markets. While the European Commission raised the banner of 'consumer safety' and the absence of antibiotics in the livestock lifecycle as the main reason for the ban, analyzing the decision from a political economy perspective reveals dimensions that go far beyond mere health concerns, entering the realm of 'veiled economic protectionism' and recalibrating internal trade balances.

May 16, 2026iqtissadalbalad.dz

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