Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune received energy ministers from countries involved in the SoutH2 hydrogen corridor on Thursday, October 1, as Algeria continued high-level engagement with partners in the regional energy project.
According to Ennahar Online, the meeting brought together energy representatives from Austria, Germany, Italy and Tunisia. The source did not provide details on the substance of the discussions or announce any agreements or decisions resulting from the meeting.
SoutH2 partners meet with Algerian president
The SoutH2 hydrogen corridor is the central subject linking the countries represented at the meeting. Ennahar identified Austria, Germany, Italy and Tunisia as the participating partner countries whose energy ministers were received by Tebboune.
Several senior Algerian officials also attended the meeting.
They included Ibrahim Mourad, Minister of State in charge of the General Inspectorate of State and Local Authority Services; Amar Abba, adviser to the President of the Republic in charge of diplomatic affairs; and Mourad Adjal, Algeria’s Minister of Energy and Renewable Energies.
The presence of officials responsible for energy and diplomatic affairs placed the meeting within Algeria’s government-level engagement with the countries participating in the corridor project.
Ennahar’s report did not identify the visiting ministers by name, specify the location of the meeting, or provide technical details on the project’s capacity, financing or timetable.
No direct quotations were reported, and no new commitments or project milestones were announced in the source.
Sami B. is the founder and editor of Algeria News Gate, an independent English-language platform covering Algeria’s political, economic, and business developments. Based in Europe, he reports on official announcements, economic trends, and international relations involving Algeria.