AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGreen Dam Boost: Algeria’s desertification fight got a big regional nod as the Council of Arab Ministers for the Environment in Cairo approved a resolution praising the Green Dam and urging Arab-level rollout. Hydrogen Deal: Algeria wrapped up the second SoutH2 Corridor energy ministers meeting in Algiers with Austria, Germany, Italy and Tunisia signing a joint declaration to push green hydrogen and Euro-Mediterranean cooperation. Hydrocarbons Talks: Algeria’s Hydrocarbons minister met Germany’s energy ministry state secretary to deepen bilateral oil and gas partnership, including low-carbon tech and training. Diplomatic Security: Algeria strongly condemned an attack on a power distribution station in Medina, calling it a violation of international law and a provocation to Muslims worldwide. Aviation Update: Air Algérie will resume Algiers–Tripoli flights from Oct. 28, twice weekly, after nearly a decade. Sports—Algeria in Focus: South Africa U23 beat Algeria 3-1 in a friendly, while Marseille extended Algerian midfielder Yanis Sellami to 2029. Justice—Death Penalty: Algeria’s lawmakers extended the death penalty to forest arsonists and child kidnappings involving torture or assault. OPEC+ Watch: Reuters reports OPEC+ may keep November output targets unchanged, including Algeria among key producers.
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