AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSahel Security: Algeria will convert an old military barracks in Tanesruft, deep in the Sahara near Mali and Niger, into a high-security prison for drug traffickers and drug lords, as the state steps up its fight against Sahel-linked trafficking networks. Wildfire Aftermath: Algeria’s President has pushed for death-penalty amendments for deliberate arson after deadly forest fires, while officials and partners continue mourning victims and supporting affected families. Energy & OPEC+: OPEC+ is expected to keep its oil output policy unchanged for October as Iran-related disruptions continue to rattle exports, with Algeria among the core members at the Sunday meeting. Sports (Algeria on the move): Algerian winger Anis Hadj Moussa has agreed to join Saudi Al-Ittihad on a four-year deal, and Riyad Mahrez’s Al-Shabab transfer is reported to be nearing final approval. Diplomacy/Regional: The 118th Arab League Economic and Social Council session opened in Kuwait, with Algeria praised for its role in the previous round. Visa Update: A U.S. court lifted a suspension on immigrant visa issuance for nationals of 75 countries, including Algeria.
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