AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWestern Sahara: As the Security Council considers MINURSO’s future, US proposals to cut the mission’s staffing and end its mandate have raised alarm. The Polisario Front says any peace process must protect Sahrawi self-determination. Sahel Security: Algeria has authorized its first overseas troop deployment since 1973, sending forces to northern Niger to protect shared energy and economic interests. Energy & Climate: Algeria opened seven hydrocarbon exploration blocks to international investors and is preparing to add 2.44 gigawatts of solar capacity in 2027. A $99.5 million financing package will support the Green Dam and efforts to combat desertification. Diplomacy & Transport: At the Russia–Africa summit, President Tebboune called for reform of global governance and reaffirmed Algeria’s support for African priorities. Air Algérie has also resumed direct flights to Tripoli after a 12-year break. Domestic Affairs: Twenty-five suspects were referred to prosecutors in an investigation into alleged tax fraud, money laundering and more than 400 fictitious business registrations.
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