AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUN Diplomacy: Algeria’s top diplomats kept busy at the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, with Ahmed Attaf meeting European counterparts and UN officials as Algeria pushes its positions on regional and international issues. Energy Partnerships: Hydrocarbons Minister Mohamed Arkab reaffirmed Algeria’s readiness to support Niger’s hydrocarbons sector, including work tied to the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline. IMF Watch: The IMF praised Algeria’s economic strength and diversification drive, citing solid 2025 growth and a positive near-term outlook. Domestic Resilience: Interior Minister Saïd Sayoud highlighted governors’ on-the-ground efforts during recent wildfires, while nearly 12 million students returned to classrooms across primary and middle schools. Public Safety & Security: Algeria reported a major cocaine seizure in Tamanrasset, and separate reports also covered the arrest of Christians in Oran over alleged non-Muslim worship. Sports: Algeria advanced in the CAN 2027 qualifiers after beating Egypt 3-2, while Nabil Bentaleb’s injury opened the door for Adil Bourabaa’s call-up.
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