AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAir Connectivity: Air Algérie will resume Algiers–Tripoli flights from Oct. 28, twice weekly (Wednesdays and Fridays), restoring a route suspended since 2016. Tourism Digital Push: Algeria’s Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts plans a digital platform to promote Algerian tourism via Italy’s “My Temple Art” portal. Energy & Travel Costs: OPEC+ (including Algeria) agreed to keep oil output steady in November as the Iran conflict keeps Brent above $100, with knock-on effects for fuel prices and travel budgets. Hydrogen Corridor: Algeria and partners advanced the SoutH2 Southern Hydrogen Corridor, with a ministerial declaration and plans for a 1,400 MW power plant in Tunisia. Visa Rules for Travelers: The US introduced a visa-bond programme for B1/B2 visas for citizens of 50 countries; Algeria is among the affected nations. Local Economy & Skills: Algeria’s vocational training intake is being reshaped toward labor-market needs, with new specializations and a larger national training map.
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