AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorldSkills in Shanghai: Algeria is taking part for the first time in the 48th WorldSkills Competition, opening in Shanghai with Vocational Training and Education Minister Nassima Arhab present. Anti-corruption diplomacy: Algeria’s anti-corruption experience was showcased in Doha at a Lower House event, underlining the country’s push to share its governance know-how. Parliamentary ties with Italy: The Italian Ambassador met Algeria’s National People’s Assembly president Khalida Boufedeche, with both sides stressing renewed parliamentary cooperation and Algeria-Italy projects under the Mattei Plan. UNGA diplomacy: Algeria’s foreign affairs officials continued UN-related engagement, while Iran’s president Masoud Pezeshkian made a brief stop in Algeria en route to the UN General Assembly in New York. Economy watch: The IMF forecasts Algeria’s foreign currency reserves could fall sharply to $19.8bn by 2031, warning of reserve erosion tied to large fiscal deficits. Sports—AFCON build-up: Zambia’s Chipolopolo squad completed its arrival in Algeria ahead of AFCON 2027 qualifiers, with matches set against the hosts. Football—Ballon d’Or voting: Algeria is among the 20 African countries eligible to vote for the 2026 Ballon d’Or, based on FIFA rankings.
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