Algerian Pilgrims to Begin Paying Hajj Fees for 2027
Algerian pilgrims to pay 820,000 DA for Hajj 2027, with payment period set from October 1 to 29, 2026.
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Algerian pilgrims to pay 820,000 DA for Hajj 2027, with payment period set from October 1 to 29, 2026.
Oran, Algeria, witnesses significant progress in electricity and gas connection projects, enhancing living conditions for thousands of residents.
Algeria's electoral body ANIE has called on its local coordinators to maintain neutrality and objectivity ahead of the November 28 local elections.
Algeria's capital, Algiers, ranks first in Africa and 34th globally in the 2026 Gigacity index, according to a report by British research firm Omdia.
Algeria hosts the second ministerial meeting for the South Hydrogen Corridor project, aiming to develop green hydrogen exports and enhance energy cooperation with European countries.
Algeria's ENSA and ONM collaborate on a meteorological and climatic station project to enhance agricultural forecasting and yields.
Algeria has launched 16 flood protection plans across the country to safeguard cities and regions most vulnerable to flash floods and protect its citizens.
The Algerian city of Khenchela has received new equipment for its public cleaning services, including waste collection trucks and other vehicles.
Le ministre algérien des Hydrocarbures, Mohamed Arkab, s'est entretenu avec son homologue autrichien, Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer, sur la coopération dans le secteur des hydrocarbures.
Authorities in Annaba have initiated a large-scale demolition campaign targeting unauthorized constructions in three municipalities.
Algeria and Russia have agreed to implement a joint program to stimulate investments and strengthen economic partnerships between the two countries.
Biskra authorities await completion of several water supply projects