Over 3,400 Land Survey Requests Pending in Béjaïa
Algerian authorities face mounting pressure as 3,400 land survey requests dating back to 2017 remain unprocessed.
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Algerian authorities face mounting pressure as 3,400 land survey requests dating back to 2017 remain unprocessed.
Tayeb Zitouni calls for internal front to protect Algeria from threats
Algeria's Béjaïa province to receive three new civil protection units by year's end, enhancing emergency response capabilities.
Algerian Minister of Agriculture Cherif Omari visits Tizi Ouzou to highlight importance of training and research in improving agricultural production.
Le FMI invite l'Algérie à assouplir son taux de change pour mieux encaisser les chocs extérieurs.
Algeria explores green hydrogen project with German companies
Algeria aims to boost cement exports and diversify external markets, leveraging its production capacity and competitive advantages.
Algeria's Minister of Knowledge Economy and Small and Medium Enterprises, Professor Nourredine Wahadi, emphasizes the importance of innovation and scientific research in building a sustai...
Algeria mourns the loss of Sid Ahmed Akkومي, a legendary artist and icon in the country's film, theater, and drama scene.
Algerian authorities have taken measures to secure the potable water supply in Béjaïa, including the inscription of several projects and the renovation of existing infrastructure.
Four village mayors in Algeria's Chemini region are protesting delays in connecting their communities to the natural gas network.
Algeria's government has implemented new COVID-19 restrictions, including revised curfew hours and a postponement of the university academic year.