Algeria, a nation steeped in history and rich in cultural heritage, boasts an array of historic sites ranging from ancient Roman ruins to Berber kasbahs and Islamic architectural marvels. However, the threats to these cultural treasures are becoming increasingly prevalent due to urbanization, climate change, and socio-political challenges. Recognizing the urgent need for conservation, various
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In recent years, Algeria has positioned itself at the crossroads of traditional energy production and a burgeoning commitment to renewable energy. Historically reliant on oil and natural gas exports, which account for a significant portion of its GDP, the Algerian government has recognized the urgent need to diversify its energy sources. With the unveiling of
Algeria’s Economic Reform: New Policies Aimed at Boosting Investment and Growth In recent years, Algeria has been navigating a challenging economic landscape marked by fluctuating oil prices and the need for diversification beyond its hydrocarbon dependency. In response, the Algerian government has embarked on a series of economic reforms intended to revitalize investment, stimulate