Algeria’s economy is quietly riding a lifeline from abroad—and entrepreneurs who tap into this trend could turn diaspora dollars into local growth. With remittances from Algerians abroad surging past $6 billion in 2025 and forecasts pointing to a record $10 billion by 2027, the financial lifeblood of the national community abroad is reshaping opportunities for … Read more
Algeria’s female entrepreneurs now have a €600,000 lifeline to tap into—thanks to two Euro-Mediterranean projects—but the real question is whether this funding will finally unlock their stalled digital growth. While Tunisia stole the headlines for securing the lion’s share of recent grants, Algerian women-led businesses are quietly included in a program that could redefine their … Read more
Mauritius has abandoned its neutral stance on the Western Sahara dispute, declaring that autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty is now the “most credible, realistic, and sustainable solution.” The shift, announced by Foreign Affairs Minister Dhananjay Ramful during a meeting with Moroccan counterpart Nasser Bourita in New York, aligns the Indian Ocean island with a growing diplomatic … Read more
Airlines ban forces Algerian exporters to scramble for alternatives The U.S. ban on Iranian airline operations—set to take full effect this week—has sent shockwaves through Algeria’s trade networks, forcing businesses to pivot away from Tehran as a key logistics hub. Iranian carriers like Mahan Air and IranAir once handled up to 15% of Algeria’s air … Read more
A petition signed by over 1,000 Palestinians is reshaping political representation in the diaspora—and Algerian business leaders should take note. The Palestinian National Authority for Popular Action launched the campaign in August 2026 under the slogan “No legitimacy through appointment, and no representation without elections.” The push for elected members in the Palestinian National Council … Read more
A $650 Million War Chest for OCP This isn’t just another bond issue. It’s a strategic maneuver that reinforces OCP’s dominance in global phosphate markets while offering Algerian entrepreneurs a rare glimpse into how state-backed financing can fuel long-term growth. For the diaspora, it’s a reminder that OCP’s financial muscle extends far beyond Algeria’s borders—into … Read more
A Tunisian-Algerian Partnership to Train Future Business Leaders The agreement focuses on three pillars: dual diplomas (combining Algerian and Tunisian certifications), modernized job placement systems, and entrepreneurial skill development. For Algerian startups and SMEs, this could mean access to a pipeline of better-prepared workers—especially in tech, renewable energy, and agribusiness, sectors where skills shortages persist. … Read more
Why Tangier’s Digital Marketing Training Is a Game-Changer for Entrepreneurs The training, running from September 24 to October 8, is not just another seminar. It’s a hands-on workshop designed to help participants avoid common pitfalls—like wasted ad spend or weak social media strategies—that drain resources. For example, a 2025 study by the Algerian Federation of … Read more
Algerian entrepreneurs face new risks in South Sudan’s chaotic vote South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir has dissolved the transitional government ahead of the December 22 elections, a move that removes key checks on his power and leaves businesses—and Algerian investors—exposed to political instability. According to africanews.com, Kiir signed last-minute amendments to election laws that eliminate … Read more
A Drought of Opportunity The app, launched this month as part of the PRESTo project (Promouvoir la Résilience aux Changements Climatiques), now extends beyond Tunisia to Algerian agricultural zones. For micro-farmers, this isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about survival. Small-scale olive and date producers, who make up 60% of Algeria’s agricultural workforce, lose $120 million annually … Read more