Economic signals: Oil, gas and foreign investment In related infrastructure, Sonatrach’s desalination initiative, led by its newly formed Desalination Division, aims to add 1.2 million cubic meters per day of treated water capacity by 2030. Three new plants are under construction in Oran, Mostaganem and Béchar, with a combined investment of $1.8 billion. The program … Read more
Algeria’s economic stability is under scrutiny as youth unemployment surges, threatening to destabilize a country heavily reliant on hydrocarbon revenues. According to Council on Foreign Relations, the North African nation faces intensifying pressures from its growing young population, with joblessness among 15-24-year-olds reaching alarming levels in recent years. The unemployment crisis is particularly acute in … Read more
Southern Algeria’s recent protests highlight deepening frustration among youth over chronic unemployment and limited job prospects, according to The Washington Institute. The unrest, centered in key southern cities like Tamanrasset and Ouargla, reflects systemic economic challenges that directly impact local businesses and the broader Algerian economy. The protests erupted amid rising youth unemployment, which remains … Read more
A youth-driven economic model takes shape in Algeria President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s recent address to Algerian youth framed them as the cornerstone of the country’s economic revival. Speaking in Algiers, he positioned the next decade as one where digital innovation, energy transition, and industrial diversification would be led by a young workforce. The government’s push for … Read more
Ken, the Algerian visual creator known for transforming ordinary Algerian streets into cinematic narratives, has gained regional attention for his ability to capture daily life through a director’s eye. According to The Voice of Africa, his work elevates everyday scenes—from crowded markets to quiet neighborhoods—into short visual stories that resonate across digital platforms. The project, … Read more