AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOPEC+ Oil Policy: Algeria and six other OPEC+ partners agreed to keep November oil output targets unchanged for a second straight month, meeting virtually and setting their next review for Nov. 1 as Middle East disruptions keep markets tight. Presidential Agenda: President Tebboune used his media briefing to push youth into municipal and wilaya elections on Nov. 28, reiterate plans to protect citizens’ purchasing power, and confirm Algeria’s growth forecast at 4.01–4.02% annually. Anti-Corruption Drive: Tebboune said digitization has sharply reduced corruption by exposing irregularities across state procedures, warning of harsh penalties for offenders. Western Sahara Stance: He reaffirmed Algeria’s steadfast support for Sahrawi self-determination, saying the final decision rests with the Sahrawi people. Regional Security: Tebboune also said Algeria sent fighter jets to Niger in late August during an attempted coup, calling it a “provocation.” Energy Cooperation: Hydrocarbons Minister Arkab met APPO’s secretary-general to boost Algeria–Africa oil and gas cooperation, including training and research. Crime Watch: Police in Adrar arrested five over a cocaine seizure and confiscated 8.1 million dinars in cash.
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