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A memorandum of understanding was signed between the Annaba Port Authority and the Research Center for the Environment, at the Research Center for the Environment in Annaba. This agreement aims to launch

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Beijing and Washington have reached an agreement on some trade issues and agreed to continue consultations on other files. China's International Trade Representative and Deputy Minister of Commerce, Li Chenggang, stated that the Chinese and American teams held frank, in-depth, and constructive consultations and reached a preliminary agreement on some issues, agreeing to continue the consultation process. He added at a press conference yesterday, Monday, after ...

Algeria - The National Company for Marketing and Distribution of Petroleum Products 'Naftal' stated on Tuesday in a press release that the supply of petroleum products will be guaranteed throughout the Eid al-Fitr holiday at all its service stations and sales points across the country.

As part of national efforts to combat the threat of desert locusts, public authorities have begun implementing a series of proactive measures, in accordance with the directives of the President of the Republic issued during the Council of Ministers meeting held on March 8, 2026, which emphasized the need to enhance prevention and intervention capabilities, especially in southern and border areas.

The Director General of Market Regulation and Supply at the Ministry of Internal Trade and Market Regulation, Ahmed Makrani, confirmed that the proactive measures taken by the ministry since October 2025 have ensured a regular supply of various essential goods during the month of Ramadan, noting that the national plan prepared in coordination with several sectors and bodies contributed to achieving market stability and providing products in the required quantities across all provinces of the country.

The Minister of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, Kamal Rziq, explored ways to enhance the contribution of the hospitality and tourism services sector to the development of service exports during a meeting with members of the National Federation of Hospitality and Tourism, chaired by Abdel Wahab Boulefkhad, as part of supporting economic operators and expanding areas of foreign trade. The meeting, held yesterday evening, provided an opportunity to discuss new prospects for exporting tourism services, amid increasing interest in the Algerian destination at both regional and international levels, with a focus on the sector's role in supporting the national economy and enhancing its external presence. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

The company for the achievement and management of wholesale markets 'Magro' aims to regulate the flow of fruits and vegetables and enhance their availability in the market by launching a comprehensive digitization project, accompanied by an expansion of storage capacities through the establishment of new cold storage rooms. The general director of the company, Mahboub Bettaher, stated in a statement to 'APS' that the anticipated digital system will provide accurate data on the quantities traded, the volume of product reception in each market, the number of operators and vehicles, in addition to prices and the supplying or benefiting provinces, which allows for timely decisions to redirect goods between regions and ensure market balance, especially by enhancing the connection between producers and commercial agents. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Algeria relies on a multi-source water system that includes 81 dams with a filling rate of about 45%, 19 seawater desalination plants, and a massive reserve of groundwater estimated at around 80 trillion cubic meters, along with about 230 water treatment plants, as part of a national strategy aimed at enhancing water security and addressing the impacts of climate change. Ahmed Ktab, the international consulting expert and professor at the National Polytechnic School of Algeria, explained yesterday, Monday, during his intervention in the program 'Guest of the Day' on Algerian radio that dams are a fundamental pillar for securing drinking water, agriculture, and some industrial activities, emphasizing the need to continue investing in the construction of new dams.

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The start-up ecosystem in Algeria is undergoing an unprecedented maturity phase in 2026, moving from the stage of regulatory structuring to that of
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