AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUN Reform Debate: Algeria’s Ahmed Attaf told the UN General Assembly that the world body is losing trust and must be reformed to be more representative and effective, warning that power politics is making conflict “normal.” Western Sahara Diplomacy: Attaf also reiterated Algeria’s support for Sahrawi self-determination, stressing negotiations must stay within the UN framework and in good faith. Israel-Regional Condemnation: Algeria condemned continued Israeli attacks on Syria and Lebanon and said Israel is trying to divide Somalia, calling for de-escalation and respect for international law. OPEC & Oil Stability: OPEC chief Haitham Al-Ghais praised the 10th anniversary legacy of the Algiers Accord, saying stability depends on trust, mechanisms, and cooperation—echoing Algeria’s role in OPEC+. Justice in Air Disaster: A Paris court fined Swiftair €225,000 for corporate manslaughter over the 2014 Air Algérie crash in Mali that killed 116. Energy & Trade: South Korea nearly met August crude needs via US, Mediterranean and Oceania supplies; Annaba port loaded 26,000 tonnes of cement for the US market. Domestic Policy: Algeria’s Minister of Justice presented a draft penal code proposing the death penalty for arsonists and child abductors. Science & Elections: Tebboune urged Algerian diaspora scientists to drive development; ANIE pledged media partnership for Nov. 28 local elections.
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