AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Trade: Algeria is pushing the SoutH2 Corridor forward with a new Oct. 1 meeting in Algiers involving Tunisia, Italy, Germany and Austria to finalize renewable hydrogen pipeline plans, including retrofitting existing gas infrastructure and targeting phased launches in the early 2030s. Diplomacy & Energy: Algeria and Austria also signed a memorandum to deepen cooperation on renewable energy and renewable hydrogen technologies. Oil Markets: OPEC+ is set to keep output targets steady for November as Gulf exports rebound after Iran-related disruptions, while Algeria’s energy ties remain central to OPEC messaging on long-term demand growth. Customs & Exports: Maersk Algeria requires exporters to include a detailed export customs declaration reference (DED) in shipping instructions starting Oct. 4, linked to Algeria Customs’ ALCES system. Regional Security: A hijacking attempt involving a flight bound for Tel Aviv was foiled, reviving older concerns tied to Algeria’s role in past diversions. Sports (Algeria in focus): Algeria held Burundi to a 2-2 draw in AFCON 2027 qualifiers after trailing, keeping them atop Group I. Parliament: Algeria’s Council of the Nation speaker Azouz Nasri received Indonesia’s ambassador in a courtesy visit highlighting renewed partnership ambitions.
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