Algeria pushes Berber heritage tourism

Algeria pushes Berber heritage tourism

Algeria is betting big on its Berber cultural heritage to boost tourism, a sector that contributes only 1.6 percent of GDP but is seen as a growth lever for young entrepreneurs and returnees from the diaspora. Recently, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced plans to include Berber mausoleums from antiquity on Algeria’s tentative list for UNESCO World … Read more

Construction begins on Algerian-Qatari-German hospital

Construction begins on Algerian-Qatari-German hospital

A Strategic Alliance to Overhaul Algeria’s Healthcare System The ground has been broken on Algeria’s first major joint venture hospital—a collaboration between Algerian authorities, Qatar Investment Authority, and German medical technology firms. This project marks a turning point for a healthcare sector long constrained by reliance on imports and outdated infrastructure. While official details on … Read more

Stellantis expands auto supply chain in Algeria

Stellantis expands auto supply chain in Algeria

Stellantis has doubled down on its Algerian ambitions recently, holding its second International Suppliers Convention in Oran this week and signing four cooperation agreements with local parts manufacturers. The deals, announced during the event, mark a concrete step toward building a deeper domestic supply base for the automaker’s Algerian operations. For entrepreneurs and the diaspora … Read more

Argentinian Algerian fans brawl in Times Square

Argentinian Algerian fans brawl in Times Square

A violent confrontation erupted recently between Argentine and Algerian soccer supporters in New York City’s Times Square ahead of the teams’ World Cup match, according to New York Post. The clash underscores the global reach of Algeria’s national team and its passionate diaspora, a factor that could influence commercial opportunities back home. The disturbance involved … Read more

Algeria attracts German auto investment

Algeria attracts German auto investment

The German automotive industry delegation wrapped up a three-day visit to Algiers this week, signaling growing foreign interest in Algeria’s expanding car manufacturing sector. Led by industry association VDA, the delegation met with Algeria’s Ministry of Industry and SMEs to discuss partnerships in vehicle assembly and component production. This follows Algeria’s push to localize 50% … Read more

Spain Algeria energy ties rebound in 2026

Spain Algeria energy ties rebound in 2026

Algeria and Spain have reversed a year-long rupture in energy diplomacy, restoring pragmatic commercial flows that could ease supply risks for European buyers and open new corridors for Algerian exporters. According to ISPI, the rapprochement follows a cycle of strained talks over gas pricing and transit volumes that culminated in late 2025. Energy traders in … Read more

Rai music’s UN recognition spurs Algerian entrepreneurs

Rai music's UN recognition spurs Algerian entrepreneurs

Algerian Rai music has recently gained global recognition by being included in the United Nations cultural charts, a move that is creating ripple effects beyond the music industry. The inclusion of Rai—a genre born in Oran and long associated with social and political dissent—on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list is more than a cultural … Read more

Algeria pushes Saharan tourism with e-visa

Algeria pushes Saharan tourism with e-visa

Algeria is expanding electronic visa access to boost Saharan tourism, according to VisasNews. The move targets desert destinations and aims to attract more international visitors. The electronic visa system simplifies entry for travelers planning trips to southern regions such as Djanet, Tamanrasset, and Adrar. These areas are known for their landscapes, cultural sites, and adventure … Read more

Algeria fights desertification with new partnerships

Algeria fights desertification with new partnerships

Five years after the Agadir Commitment was adopted, Algeria is stepping up its fight against desertification by deepening cooperation with Türkiye and other Mediterranean partners. The initiative, launched in 2017 under the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), aims to reduce land degradation and boost food security across North Africa and the Middle East. … Read more

Tunisia crisis may force Algeria policy shift

Tunisia crisis may force Algeria policy shift

Algeria may soon abandon its non-intervention stance as Tunisia’s crisis intensifies and global ambitions expand, according to The Washington Institute. Leaders in Algiers face rising pressure to reconsider civilian counter-radicalization programs amid regional instability, a move that could reshape economic and security strategies across North Africa. The Washington Institute recently highlighted Algeria’s longstanding policy of … Read more