AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMarket Watch: Algiers prosecutors have opened urgent investigations into truckloads of food reportedly dumped to create shortages and drive up prices. The government is drafting rules to regulate sales intermediaries and cap profit margins, while Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb reviewed red-meat supplies at regulated prices. Foreign Relations: Algeria and Bangladesh discussed wider energy, trade and agricultural ties, building on a new hydrocarbons agreement that could open the way for Algerian LNG and other fuel exports. Sahel Security: Algeria and Niger signed a military cooperation protocol in Algiers, though its specific provisions have not been made public. Infrastructure: The 2027 draft finance bill allocates 980 billion dinars to public works, including road maintenance and modernization. Exports: State-owned Saidal has sent its first medicine shipment to Djibouti under a larger order. Football: MC Alger host Enugu Rangers on Friday, seeking to overturn a 2-0 first-leg deficit in a match clouded by allegations of crowd violence and stadium damage in Nigeria. Climate: The UN climate chief praised Algeria’s commitments, including its 2035 emissions-reduction target.
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