News Algeria: Algeria's Skikda LNG plant start-up delayed again
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 13-- Algeria's Skikda LNG plant will not come online until 2013, 2 years later than its earlier announced completion date, according to Chakib Khelil, Algeria's oil minister. "It's ...
News Algeria: Jumia Launches Buy Now, Pay Later in Algeria, Partnership with Diar Dzair
New financing option enhances consumer purchasing power and supports digital payment adoption ALGIERS, ALGERIA / ACCESS Newswire / June 10, 2025 / Jumia, Africa's leading e-commerce platform, has teamed up with Algerian finance provider Diar Dzair ...
News Algeria: Algeria: New taxes threaten tensions amid oil price slump
Algerian teachers and medical workers have threatened strikes for later this month in protest at government budget proposals that include tax hikes and salary freezes to offset a sharp fall in gas revenues. ...
News Algeria: UPDATE 1-Algeria's CPA bank to open up 30% of its capital
Algeria' CPA bank (Credit Populaire Algerian) will open up 30% of its capital for private investment, the bank said in statement on Thursday. The state-owned bank added its share is estimated at 2,500 Algerian dinars ($18.66), and it will sell 60 million shares. Algeria’s president Abdelmadjid Tebboune has said last year he will focus on improving and reforming economy and finance.
News Algeria: BADR Bank Becomes the First Public Bank in Algeria to Go Live With ISO 20022 in Partnership With Eastnets
ALGIERS, Algeria, October 22, 2025--Banque de l’Agriculture et du Développement Rural (BADR Bank), a public Algerian bank, has successfully gone live with ISO 20022, becoming the first financial institution in Algeria to comply with the global standard for financial messaging. This milestone marks a major step in BADR’s digital and regulatory modernization journey and was achieved in partnership with Eastnets, a global leader in financial messaging, compliance, and payments solutions.
News Algeria: From Fire to Resilience: Rethinking How Algeria Manages Its Forests
In the summer of 2021, the hills of northeastern Algeria disappeared behind walls of smoke. Wildfires swept through Béjaïa, El Tarf, and Tizi Ouzou with a speed and ferocity that overwhelmed communities and firefighters alike. More than 100 people lost their lives. Forests that had sustained families for generations - supporting livelihoods, sheltering livestock, and anchoring watersheds - were gone in days. The damage to agriculture and housing alone exceeded US$124 million
News Algeria: Potential for export of Russian agricultural products to Algeria exceeds $1.5 bln
"Our cooperation with Algeria is just getting started," Director of Agroexport Dmitry Krasnov said RABAT, November 15. /TASS/. By 2030, the entire potential for Russian agricultural product exports to ...
News Algeria: Algeria’s Madar Seeks Cameroon Coffee Suppliers to Expand Existing Trade
Algeria’s state-owned Madar Holding explores new coffee supply agreements in Cameroon as it seeks to expand an existing trade flow between the two ...
News Algeria: IMF warns Algeria against high fiscal deficits
Higher oil and gas prices from the Iran conflict are sustaining Algeria’s economic growth this year, but stubborn fiscal deficits threaten the long-term outlook, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). While higher energy prices have provided a short-term boost, the IMF said Algeria must accelerate economic reforms to reduce its dependence on hydrocarbons, rein […]
News Algeria: IMF Warnings to Algeria on Deficit Bleeding After Gray List Exit
The successful exit from the gray list followed intensive efforts to align national legislation with international standards. To achieve this, the government implemented several restrictive measures, ...
News Algeria: ALGERIA: North Africa’s next investment frontier
"The new investment law introduced important measures aimed at enhancing transparency, simplifying procedures and increasing predictability for foreign investors." Perhaps one of Algeria's greatest ...
News Algeria: Big Oil Faces Multibillion Dollar Fallout From Algeria Crisis
The oil patch is reeling from a political crisis in Algeria that first saw Exxon halt its prospective shale ambitions in the country, and has now spread to major trading houses and far beyond borders.
News Algeria: Top Cryptocurrencies To Watch In 2025
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about how fintech is disrupting the financial industry. The world of cryptocurrencies never stands still, and 2024 was no ...
News Algeria: Algeria Heads Towards New Markets With Partnership Consultations With 9 Countries!
Algerian economic partnerships are no longer limited to traditional markets in Europe or some historical partners, but have clearly begun to move towards countries that were not among Algeria’s most ...
News Algeria: Algeria Eyes $25 Billion Investment to Build a World-Class Hydrogen Industry by 2040
A recent report by the Energy Research Unit has revealed that Algeria will require approximately $25 billion in investments to develop its hydrogen sector and achieve its 2040 targets, enabling the ...
News Algeria: Global Hub on Debt for Development Swaps
This section provides an overview of recent and ongoing debt-for-development swap transactions, highlighting bilateral and commercial arrangements facilitated by governments, private creditors, and international partners.
News Algeria: Russia, Algeria expect soonest settlement of Algerian tax claims to StroyTransGas
MOSCOW, December 9 (Itar-Tass) —— Russia and Algeria expect the soonest settlement of the Algerian tax claims to Russia’s StroyTransGas, Algerian Finance Minister Karim Djoudi said after a meeting of ...
News Algeria: Should you buy Ethereum while it's down 45% this year?
The crypto market hasn't been doing well this year, and Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) has had one of the steeper drops. It's down 45% year-to-date at the time of this writing. Even after that decline, ...
