AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCAF Showdown: MC Alger host Nigeria’s Enugu Rangers on Friday, aiming to overturn a 2-0 first-leg loss. Fans snapped up all 40,000 tickets in under an hour, and CAF has appointed a security officer after disturbances at the first match. Sahel Ties: Algeria and Niger signed a military cooperation protocol in Algiers, while an Algerian technical team is helping Niger respond to an oil-well incident. Trade and Investment: Foreign Trade Minister Kamel Rezig held talks with the Egyptian and Georgian ambassadors on closer cooperation. Algeria’s investment agency also explored expanding Omani investment. Regional Development: Algerian and Tunisian officials reviewed plans to develop their border regions, while the African Development Bank says the Algiers–Tamanrasset railway could boost southern development and continental integration. Culture: Organizers expect 1,567 publishers from 51 countries at the Algiers International Book Fair, opening to the public on October 29.
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