AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIMF Watch: Algeria’s exit from the FATF “gray list” was celebrated, but the IMF is warning of deficit bleeding and deeper economic management problems that still leave the economy too dependent on oil and printing money. Digital Sovereignty: Algeria inaugurated the Algerian National Centre for Digital Services, aiming to keep critical state data inside national borders and support the country’s digital transformation. Energy Push: A webinar says Algeria can still hit its solar goal—15 GW by 2035—by opening the market to international players and speeding up utility-scale projects. Urban Liveability: Algiers landed in the bottom 10 of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2026 liveability index, with weak infrastructure dragging down healthcare gains. World Cup Fallout: Algeria’s run ended after Switzerland beat them 2-0, and the tournament’s wider controversies—especially around racism and disciplinary standards—kept spilling into the headlines. Sports Diplomacy: Nigeria signed hosting agreements for the 2027 African School Games, underlining how school-level sport is being used to build grassroots talent across the region.
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