As Algeria and Egypt provide significant growth potential for Irish agri-food exports, the trade mission is set to progress opportunities for the Irish dairy and livestock sectors; raise awareness of Ireland as a source of high quality, safe and sustainable food and to build strategic partnerships. Enhancing market access for meat and livestock in Algeria and Egypt…
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Tags : Algeria, Ireland, Egypt, agri-food,
Algeria’s president is proposing that Libya’s tribal groups hold meetings in a neighboring country to find new solutions to the conflict tearing oil-rich Libya apart. Fighting among militias, arms and migrant trafficking and extremism in Libya are a big concern to neighboring Algeria and Tunisia, whose presidents met Sunday in Algiers. Both leaders were elected in recent months…
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Algeria’s president is proposing that Libya’s tribal groups hold meetings in a neighboring country to find new solutions to the conflict tearing oil-rich Libya apart. Fighting among militias, arms and migrant trafficking and extremism in Libya are a big concern to neighboring Algeria and Tunisia…
Read more from the source : PalestinianNews.net
Tags : Libya, Algeria, tribal meeting,
On 8th December, 2019, Algeria’s energy efficiency agency APRUE (Agence Nationale pour la Promotion et la Rationalisation de l’Utilisation de l’Energie) organized a seminar in Algiers on the efficiency of household appliances. Algerian household…
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Tags : Algeria, energy, household appliance,
The Algerian authorities continue to arbitrarily arrest and prosecute activists from the pro-democracy movement “Hirak” despite the president’s promise to initiate a dialogue with the group, Human Rights Watch said today. Since …
Read more from the source : Middle East Star
Tags : Algeria, human rights, protests, Hirak,
It was as if the old general running the country behind the scenes for the past eight months had not died after all. A bare week after a heart attack felled General Gaid Salah on December 23rd, another septuagenarian in a green uniform under a brocaded peaked hat harangued a hall full of generals (all similarly attired). The army, said General Said Chanegriha, the country’s new…
Read more from the source : The Economist
Tags : Algeria, Gaid Salah, Said Chanegriha,