Algeria E-commerce

Saudi Arabia is rewriting the rules of global energy—while Algeria’s entrepreneurs and diaspora watch from the sidelines. A February 2026 deal between ACWA Power and Turkish firms to build two gigawatts of solar capacity in Sivas and Taşeli marks the latest step in Riyadh’s shift from oil dominance to long-term energy partnerships. For Algerian business … Read more

Algeria’s military exports face new competition According to middleeastmonitor.com, the vehicles arrived at Beirut port as part of broader US support aimed at “strengthening operational capabilities” of Lebanon’s armed forces. The move comes just days after Lebanon received 70 containers of ammunition from the US, reinforcing a trend where Western donors are stepping in to … Read more

Germany’s demand for Israel to accelerate humanitarian aid into Gaza carries direct implications for Algerian businesses, from e-commerce logistics to diaspora-led reconstruction efforts. With 82% of Gaza’s buildings damaged—equivalent to 201,000 structures—Berlin is pushing for faster clearance of dual-use goods, including materials critical for rebuilding. For Algerian entrepreneurs, this shift could unlock new markets, supply … Read more

Algeria’s e-commerce sector is growing at a breakneck pace, but beneath the surface, a parallel economy thrives—one where informal dollar exchanges, cross-border shopping, and unregulated platforms siphon billions from formal businesses. Recent data reveals that over $1.2 billion in annual transactions slip through the cracks of Algeria’s digital economy, favoring shadow players over licensed entrepreneurs. … Read more

Local players dominate but foreign investors stay cautious The gap stems from two key issues: bureaucratic hurdles for fintech partnerships and limited venture capital targeting early-stage e-commerce firms. Unlike Morocco or Tunisia, Algeria lacks a dedicated e-commerce investment fund, forcing founders to rely on bank loans with interest rates exceeding 8%—a barrier for inventory-heavy businesses. … Read more

A first for Morocco, a blueprint for Algeria’s electric transport Morocco’s Marrakech has just become the first North African city to operate domestically produced electric buses. The 15 Hyundai Elec City buses, delivered under a joint project with South Korea’s KOICA and the municipal government, mark a turning point for the region’s transport sector. This … Read more

Algeria’s defense sector faces supply chain shock For Algeria, a major importer of US and European defense technology, these delays could disrupt procurement plans. The country has recently expanded its military modernization efforts, including purchases of drones, radar systems, and missile defense from Western suppliers. If supply chains tighten, Algerian defense contractors and state-linked firms … Read more

Turkey’s delivery of 2,000 tons of flour to Palestinian refugees and displaced families in Lebanon highlights a critical opportunity—and a warning—for Algerian entrepreneurs, diaspora investors, and agribusiness leaders. The shipment, coordinated by Turkey’s Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) and distributed at the Port of Beirut, underscores the scale of humanitarian need in the region … Read more

Africa’s commercial fleet is set to explode, doubling from 755 to 1,625 aircraft by 2045—an opportunity worth billions for aviation players. But with Boeing, Airbus, Embraer, and Chinese rivals all positioning themselves as the continent’s go-to supplier, Algeria’s airlines and entrepreneurs must decide who to bet on. Passenger demand fuels a 6.5% annual surge Boeing’s … Read more