AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSecurity: Algerian authorities say they arrested 61 Moroccan nationals suspected of plotting sabotage, alleging they entered via Tunisia and were linked to a criminal network. The suspects have been referred to prosecutors; their responsibility has not been established in court. Energy: In Riyadh, Hydrocarbons Minister Mohamed Arkab held talks with Kuwaiti and Iraqi counterparts on cooperation, while Algeria joined the World Petroleum Congress. Bangladesh is also exploring possible LNG and LPG imports from Algeria. Trade: Algeria will be guest of honor at Dakar’s International Fair in December, a bid to expand exports in West Africa. Industry: More than 60 exhibitors are expected at the Kahraba electricity and renewable-energy fair opening in Algiers on October 13. Business: The African Startup Conference returns to Algiers in December, with deep tech as its focus and more than 400 exhibitors expected. Regional Affairs: Algeria condemned attacks on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport, where a strike reportedly killed 12 and injured more than 300.
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