Algeria has launched three new export operations of electronic and home appliances manufactured in the country to external markets. The operations were initiated from the states of Taref, Setif, and Bordj Bou Arreridj. This move reflects the expansion of the national product's presence in regional markets and the growing capabilities of Algerian institutions to export. The first operation was launched from the border municipality of "Al-Surakh" in Taref state.
The first operation involved the export of 10 containers of home appliances, including refrigerators, air conditioners, and washing machines, produced by the "Biolux" company to Tunisia. The export was supervised by the Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, Abdel Rahman Saadi, along with the Wali (Governor) of Taref, Mohamed Mazyane, and other local officials. Saadi emphasized that this operation is significant, confirming the quality and competitiveness of Algerian products and the high demand for them.
From Setif state, three export shipments of products manufactured in Algeria were launched to Tunisia. Two of the shipments included electronic and home appliances, while the third consisted of 770 refrigerators, 400 freezers, and 240 washing machines from the "Iris" company. Another shipment included 84 tons of packaging materials for food products from the "Bi axial Films Packaging" company. These operations were supervised by the Director of Commercial Improvements at the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, Yacine Zouawa.
The export operations from Setif state were carried out under the permanent support of the country's top authorities and the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion for economic operators active in the production sector. These operators have successfully covered the national market with various products. The operations also highlight Setif state's position as an important industrial hub and the contribution of its private economic institutions to supporting the national economy.
From Bordj Bou Arreridj state, the chargé d'affaires of the Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion, Abdel Salam Jahniti, along with other officials, gave the green light for the export of 37 containers of electronic and home appliances produced by the "Condor" company to six external markets, including Mauritania, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Jordan, and Mali.
The export operations demonstrate the country's efforts to diversify its economic and commercial products, supporting the national economy and increasing exports outside the hydrocarbons sector. These operations also reflect the government's policy to encourage industrial investment and support national production.
The launch of these export operations marks a significant step in promoting Algerian products and opening up new opportunities for them in external markets. The country's authorities continue to support economic operators to enhance their export capabilities and contribute to the growth of the national economy.
Key points
- Algeria launches export operations of electronic and home appliances to external markets.
- The operations aim to support the national economy and increase exports outside the hydrocarbons sector.
- The country's authorities continue to encourage industrial investment and support national production.
