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Algeria's digital land registry launches in 2025, streamlining property management and reducing queues for faster, efficient services.

Foreign currency rates drop in Algeria’s black market, with the euro at 25,700 DZD and the dollar at 24,500 DZD in Port Said Square.

Algeria is taking bold steps to tackle its black market in foreign currency. A key measure is the recent increase in the annual tourist...

The Minister of Finance, Laazi Fayed, chaired a joint coordination meeting with the Minister of Internal Trade and Market Control, Tayeb...

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, Youssef Cherfa, officially inaugurated the National Committee for the...

Algiers  — Algeria and the European Union (EU) have announced plans to revise their Association Agreement, which has been in effect since...

Algeria has recently imposed a new regulation limiting the amount of foreign currency travelers can carry out of the country to 7,500...

President Tebboune Announces Major Reforms in Agricultural Land Tenure and Durum Wheat Production On Tuesday, November 26, President...

Algeria’s 2025 State Budget, recently approved by Parliament and signed by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, paints a complex picture of...

Turkey has emerged as Algeria’s leading foreign investor in non-hydrocarbon sectors, with trade between the two nations amounting to...