AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSahel Security: Algeria’s planned troop deployment to Niger—the first overseas mission since 1973—marks a major shift, with Algiers saying it aims to protect shared energy and economic interests. Western Sahara: Sahrawi residents in Smara protested a US-backed draft resolution they say sidelines their right to self-determination; Algeria also co-sponsored a UN panel on the conflict as MINURSO’s mandate nears its expiry. Energy: Algeria plans to bring 2.44 GW of solar power online in 2027, building on 760 MW already commissioned. At the Moscow gas summit, Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb represented President Tebboune as Algeria pressed for stronger cooperation among gas producers. Trade: Algeria’s cattle-import halt is raising concern among exporters over lost market access and its knock-on effects for a major dairy contract. Football: MC Alger will face Zamalek, Young Africans and Club Africain in the CAF Champions League group stage; meanwhile, reports conflict over whether PSG will pursue Algerian forward Ibrahim Maza in January.
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