In 2018 Algeria and China celebrated their 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, a particularly notable achievement considering China has recently become the number-one source of Algerian imports. “The two countries are pioneers that have made history in many areas in the expansion of China-Arab ties,” China’s minister of foreign affairs,...
Recovering international oil prices and a loosening of the government’s purse strings have afforded Algeria some breathing room after a number of challenging years for the economy. As Africa’s most important gas exporter, Algeria remains highly dependent on the hydrocarbons sector for the majority of its government’s revenues and almost the...
While the 2014-17 period saw the effectiveness of the import ban called into question and was marked by a significant drop in oil receipts, recovering commodity prices in 2018 appear to be bolstering both local business sentiment and economic growth prospects. The results of the second OBG Business Barometer: Algeria CEO Survey, gathered...
Algerian Foreign Business Promotion Office (ALGEX) 021 52 12 10 Export Insurance & Guarantee Company 021 91 00 48 Investment Development National Agency 021 77 48 02 National Statistics Office 021 77 78 38 National Tourism Office 021 64 69 85 National Tourism Company 021 61 59 16 / 64 09 00 EMBASSIES Argentina 021 92 31 01 / 02 Austria 023...
Modern Standard Arabic is used in schools, government offices and the media. In practice, Darja – the local Algerian dialect of Arabic – is more commonly used and varies from one region to another.
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