Algeria is reviving its regional clout by staking out large irrigation projects in arid African nations, a policy shift that gives Algerian firms fresh export channels and the diaspora a new engagement platform. According to The Arab Weekly, Algiers has stepped up financing and technical offers to build or expand irrigation systems in Chad, Niger … Read more
Algeria’s recent Saharan irrigation projects are quietly reshaping long-term investment opportunities in the country’s interior. According to The Borgen Project, five initiatives—spanning wells, canals and solar-powered drip systems—are now active and aim to turn arid stretches of the Sahara into farmland. For entrepreneurs watching frontier markets, the numbers on display suggest where capital can flow. … Read more
Algeria is turning its vast Sahara desert into a hub for aquaculture, a move that could reshape food security and create new business opportunities in one of the world’s most water-stressed regions. Recent reports from Reuters and Trust.org highlight how the government, led by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, is investing in fish farming projects that leverage … Read more