Algerian Activists Discuss Future of Amazigh Identity
Algerian activists gather to discuss the future of Amazigh identity and human rights.
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Algerian activists gather to discuss the future of Amazigh identity and human rights.
Algeria's film "Roqia" directed by Yanis Koussim has been officially selected to represent the country at the 99th Oscars ceremony in 2027.
Algeria's Boumerdès infant milk factory, with a 10,000-tonne annual capacity, is set to start operations in July 2027, reducing reliance on imports.
Algeria to launch five export operations of electromenager products to six countries, including Mali, Mauritania, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, and Jordan.
Algerian news outlets cover various stories, from political reflections to personal tales of struggle and transformation.
Algeria's National Independent Election Authority reports 12,881 candidacy files submitted for local elections.
Algeria's central bank licenses Djezzy Payment Services, a mobile phone operator, to provide payment services, promoting financial inclusion.
Algerian authorities have issued an appeal to citizens who may have fallen victim to a woman accused of multiple cases of fraud and impersonation.
Algeria's gas production rose 4% to 62.621 billion cubic meters in the first 7 months of 2026, while domestic consumption hit record levels.
Algeria's Ministry of Solidarity and Family to recruit 684 contract workers to improve services for vulnerable groups
Algerian government convenes to address market supply, water security, and railway project.
Algerian Minister of Energy and Mining, Mohamed Arkab, begins a two-day working visit to several eastern provinces to launch the integrated phosphate project.