AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWestern Sahara: MINURSO has begun winding down after the UN Security Council failed to renew its mandate, ending 35 years of operations. The US-Russia standoff leaves the ceasefire-monitoring mission without a successor; Algeria criticized the US draft resolution and warned against entrenching the status quo. Nuclear Legacy: Algeria has launched a second cleanup operation at the former French test site of Beryl E2 in Tamanrasset, removing radioactive waste as it again accuses France of withholding contamination records and maps. Regional Ties: Niger received about 50 fuel tankers from Algeria to help ease shortages, as the two countries deepen energy cooperation. Energy: Algeria and six other OPEC+ members will keep December oil output unchanged for a third straight month, with the group set to review 2027 quotas on November 29. Digital Infrastructure: Algeria’s telecoms minister and Ooredoo executives discussed expanding investment and improving digital infrastructure and service quality. Sport: Algerian cyclist Yacine Hamza claimed a second consecutive stage win at the Tour du Faso.
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