By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on TSA
Algeria’s draft 2027 Finance Bill proposes allowing imported vehicles that exceed the age limit to be cleared through customs under certain conditions. The measure is included in the text adopted by the Council of Ministers last Sunday, according to TSA.
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Algeria’s 2027 Finance Bill provides for a levy of 500 dinars per cubic metre on the use and exploitation of Saharan sand. The measure, which would apply in particular to 17 southern wilayas, must still be examined and adopted by Parliament, Algérie 360 reports.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Source: Algérie 360 ·
Algeria plans 2,414.15 billion dinars, or about $18.5 billion, in transfers to individuals in 2027. The draft budget presented by Finance Minister Mohammed Lamine Lebbou allocates 717.7 billion dinars to subsidies for widely consumed goods, subject to the bill’s adoption.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Source: Algérie 360 ·
The Sokon Algérie industrial project plans to launch HANOU, an Algerian vehicle brand, in partnership with the Chinese side. The factory’s first production line in Zana El Beida, in Batna province, is due to start operating in January 2027, reports El Bilad, according to Observ’Algérie.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Source: Observ'Algérie ·
An Algerian executive decree establishes a permanent committee to monitor and review import applications, chaired by the Minister of Foreign Trade or a representative. It includes, among others, the Minister of Finance, the Governor of the Bank of Algeria, the professional association of banks and the Algerian Economic Renewal Council, according to the decree published in the Official Gazette.
🇩🇿 Algeria · Source: Leprovincial ·
Algeria opens 148 primary inspector postsAlgeria’s Education Ministry is holding a professional examination to fill 148 primary education inspector posts in 2026: 118 are for physical and sports education and 30 for English. The posts will be displayed from 18 October to 8 November, according to data provided by the General Directorate of the Civil Service and Administrative Reform.
Libya prepares emergency plan for electricity gridLibya’s Planning Minister, Mohamed Al-Zaidani, and the General Electricity Company of Libya discussed funding an emergency plan to restore the reliability of the electricity grid. The first phase provides for power station maintenance, network repairs and the purchase of spare parts, according to the Ministry of Planning.The week in Africa
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