AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAlgeria–Bangladesh Energy Push: Bangladesh asked Algeria to deepen energy cooperation for long-term energy security, alongside talks on trade, investment, pharma, agriculture, fisheries/aquaculture, shipbuilding and manpower, with both sides also backing a Joint Consultative Commission and more people-to-people contact. IMF Pressure on Algeria’s Finances: The IMF urged Algeria to stop money printing to finance the deficit, warning about deficit “bleeding” after the country’s Gray List exit. Algeria’s Solar Supply Chain: Chinese Sineng Electric is supplying inverters for 154MW of Algeria’s solar projects, underlining continued build-out of renewable capacity. Hydrogen Investment Target: Algeria is targeting $25B investment to expand hydrogen production by 2040, signaling a push beyond hydrocarbons into new energy value chains. Health Research with Local Links: An Algerian-led review identified 16 traditional medicinal plants that may influence blood sugar pathways, though most support remains early-stage. Trade & Industry Watch: Algeria’s steel wire rod is reported facing US countervailing duties, a reminder that export competitiveness can be hit by trade barriers. Regional Business Context: Türkiye’s exports to Africa rose 12% to $11B in H1 2026, with Algeria among key destinations.
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