
The World Bank forecasts 3.7% growth in 2026: The Algerian economy stays the course
The World Bank forecasts 3.7% growth for Algeria in 2026. The government aims for over 4.01% driven by hydrocarbons and AI.
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The World Bank forecasts 3.7% growth for Algeria in 2026. The government aims for over 4.01% driven by hydrocarbons and AI.

Algeria is reducing its imports of powdered milk and developing its local sector with Baladna, Soummam, and infant milk.

Analysis by Youghourta Bellache on the PLF 2027: controlling inflation, targeting subsidies, and breaking dependence on hydrocarbons

Adopted in the Council of Ministers, the PLF2027 enshrines salary increases, tax freezes, and a new culture of budgetary performance.

In the face of crises in the Sahel, Algeria reaffirms its sovereignty, strengthens its economy, and establishes itself as a cornerstone of regional security.

Amel Mares decodes climate finance, carbon markets, and the $25 billion investments for the transition in Algeria

Algeria and Niger are commissioning the 100 Gbit/s fiber link between In Guezzam and Agadez, a key link in the trans-Saharan backbone.

Experts highlighted today, Wednesday, that "the evolution of e-commerce will have positive implications." This came during the fifth salon for e-commerce and online services "Excel Expo 2026" ongoing at the Palais des Expositions in El-Madania. In an event that continues until Saturday, participants emphasized the importance of the remarkable development of e-commerce in Algeria. They predicted that this trade would contribute to building an integrated ecosystem that goes beyond online buying and selling.

The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion participated in the events of 'Algeria Day' organized in Oslo (Kingdom of Norway) at the initiative of the Embassy.

The province of Blida will host the 'Made in Algeria' food industry products exhibition from October 17 to 20. The exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion. The ministry has invited all economic operators active in the food industry to participate in this event. The aim of the event is to highlight national production capabilities and to showcase the diversity and quality of food products manufactured in Algeria.

The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion is organizing the 'Made in Algeria' food products exhibition, which will take place during the extended period.

The trans-Saharan fiber optic link is the first cross-border connection to enter into service, linking Algeria with 5 African countries. This African project, activated on Tuesday from Asamakka in Niger, connects six countries: Algeria, Mali, Niger, Mauritania, Nigeria, and Chad. The trans-Saharan fiber optic link extends from 'In Guezzam' in Algeria to 'Arlit - Agadez' in Niger, with a capacity of 100 Gbps that can be expanded.
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