AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoParliamentary Vote Watch: Algeria heads to the polls on July 2 to elect 407 MPs in a parliamentary election seen as a real-world test of post-Hirak political change, with turnout expected to be low and critics saying executive power still dominates. World Cup Fallout (Algeria in focus): Algeria’s run continues in the Round of 32 after the Group J drama that also sent Iran home, and the squad is now set for a Vancouver clash with Switzerland. Travel & Connectivity: Air Algerie says it plans to resume direct flights to Tripoli before the end of 2026 and add routes to Conakry and Brazzaville to expand its African network. Energy & Markets: OPEC+ has agreed to raise its July oil output quota, with Algeria included among the quota countries, increasing authorized production month-on-month. Regional Mobility: NEMA reports receiving 123 Nigerian returnees from Algeria under an Assisted Voluntary Return programme, coordinated with IOM and Nigerian agencies.
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