AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSahel Security: Algeria sent four Su-30 fighters to Niger after mutinous soldiers attacked near the presidential palace, with Algiers framing the move as support for Niger’s army and deeper strategic cooperation. Defense Exports: Rosoboronexport says new Su-57 export contracts are in place as Russia prepares to showcase the jet at Egypt’s El Alamein airshow; Algeria is cited as the first confirmed client, with other buyers widely speculated. Water & Infrastructure: The Ministry of Water and Environment received three new water tankers to boost distribution capacity, while President Tebboune pushed for timely delivery of the Tamanrasset rail line and ordered national firms to double output for major projects. Education & Justice: Illiteracy fell to 4.7%, and Tebboune called for a “scientific revolution” via a National Antiquities Agency and for Penal Code amendments to enforce death penalty for deliberate arsonists and child abusers. Diplomacy: Ahmed Attaf reaffirmed Algeria’s stance in Cairo at the Arab League Council, stressing crisis solutions without foreign interference. Local Life: A 10-year-old boy, Ayoub, was recovered after a four-day well rescue in El Bayadh. Sports: Algeria’s Brahim Hemdani was appointed national coach ahead of AFCON qualifiers; Algerian cyclist Hamza Amari won the Chantal Biya Grand Prix.
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