AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEnergy & Economy: OPEC+ kept oil output policy unchanged for October, with Algeria’s quota set at 1.007 million bpd, as the group cited uncertainty from the Iran war and the Strait of Hormuz. Telecom & Cities: Oran entered the world’s top 50 for mobile internet speed for the first time, ranking 41st (197.09 Mbps) and joining Algiers (42nd, 194.57 Mbps). Local Governance & Recovery: Compensation delivery for residents affected by recent wildfires continues across impacted provinces, following surveys and on-the-ground assessments. Public Safety: Algeria’s civil protection recovered the body of a 10-year-old boy (Ayoub) after a four-day rescue effort from an 80-meter well in el-Bayadh. Security & Diplomacy: Niger’s military leaders again accused France of orchestrating a failed mutiny in Niamey, while President Tiani reiterated commitment to sovereignty and unity amid destabilization attempts. Sports: Algeria named Hemdani as head coach after Petkovic’s departure, and the FAF set dates for the 2026 Algerian Super Cups across youth and senior categories.
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