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Since President Abdelmadjid Tebboune took office in late 2019, Algerian-Turkish relations have entered a new era defined by dynamism and increasing convergence. This shift spans both political and economic spheres, set against an increasingly complex regional and international backdrop.

Both nations have sought to solidify a partnership based on regular consultation and mutual support for shared interests. This direction has been highlighted by intensified high-level meetings between President Tebboune and his counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. On numerous occasions, they have emphasized the importance of coordinating on sensitive regional files—most notably the Libyan crisis, where their visions have largely converged, alongside their unwavering support for the Palestinian cause.

Economically, relations have witnessed a qualitative leap, positioning Turkey as one of Algeria’s most prominent economic partners. Turkish investments have surged significantly, particularly in the industry, iron and steel, textiles, and construction sectors, exceeding $7 billion. Furthermore, Turkish companies have established an extensive presence throughout the Algerian market.

Trade exchange between the two countries has seen steady growth• 2023: Approximately $6.3 billion.• 2024: Increased to nearly $6.5 billion.• 2025 (Latest Data): Already exceeding $6 billion, maintaining an upward trajectory.• Future Goal: Both nations aspire to reach $10 billion in the coming years, reflecting a clear desire to cement a long-term strategic economic partnership.

Diplomatic and Human Cooperation:The current phase is characterized by intensified high-level official visits, expanding cooperation into energy, education, and technical collaboration. The partnership also features a strong humanitarian dimension, evidenced by mutual solidarity during crises, which has strengthened the bond between the two nations beyond official frameworks.

Algerian-Turkish relations have evolved into a more mature and pragmatic stage, built on a balance of economic interests and political coordination. Given the current momentum and shifting geopolitical transformations, this partnership is poised for even greater development.

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توجّه الرئيس الجزائري 🇩🇿 عبد المجيد #تبون، إلى الجمهورية التركية 🇹🇷 ، في زيارة رسمية، تدخل في إطار تعزيز علاقات الأخوة والتعاون بين البلدين الشقيقين، حيث سيترأس رئيس الجمهورية، مناصفةً مع أخيه رجب طيب أردوغان، أشغال الدورة الأولى لمجلس التعاون الإستراتيجي الرفيع… pic.twitter.com/jyFXaIWU9K

— بوابة الجزائر – Algeria Gate (@algatedz) May 6, 2026

ALGIERS – The Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Sid Ali Zerrouki, issued a firm official warning on Wednesday to mobile telephony operators, demanding strict adherence to coverage standards and quality of service (QoS).

The Minister specified that any proven shortcomings would trigger regulatory measures and sanctions in accordance with current laws.Regulatory Oversight and Network . The warning was delivered during a working meeting chaired by the Minister, attended by the President of the Post and Electronic Communications Regulatory Authority (ARPCE) and representatives from the three mobile operators. This session is part of a continuous monitoring effort regarding the state of communication networks nationwide.

The meeting focused on evaluating network coverage along major highways, which are vital for the national economy and the movement of goods and people.Officials reviewed the coverage status of the East-West Highway following the expiration of previously set deadlines. This review was supported by field test results conducted by the Regulatory Authority to verify legal and contractual compliance. Minister Zerrouki emphasized the urgency of accelerating network expansion along strategic North-South axes, specifically National Roads 1, 3, and 6, with a focus on Saharan and remote regions.Emergency Access and Digital Equity:The Minister reiterated his prior directive requiring operators to ensure coverage in Southern provinces—even if at a baseline level—to guarantee access to emergency services.

Participants agreed on a strict timeline to complete network coverage by the end of the current year.Regular follow-ups will be conducted to ensure tangible and sustainable improvements in network quality.Minister Zerrouki reaffirmed that enhancing telecommunications quality is no longer an option but a national necessity. He framed the improvement as a vital link to citizen safety, transport support, and the reinforcement of digital equity across the entire Algerian territory.

Moroccan MP Nabila Mouniba, of the Inified Social Party, has warned of a plan to Juaize Morocco, citing the rising influence of a Zionist lobby controlling the country with a green light from Makhzen regime.

Mounib pointed to directives sent to Parliament to approve a controversial bill for the naturalization of Moroccan Jews. The legislative proposal, which has sparked widespread public outcry, seeks to grant Moroccan citizenship to the children and grandchildren of emigrated Moroccan Jews.

نائب برلماني مغربي 🇲🇦 تكشف مخططا لتهويد #المغرب
نبيلة منيب : "لقد وجهت أوامز وصلت البرلمان للموافقة على مشروع تجنيس اليهود المغاربة" pic.twitter.com/hwEsafOROX

— بوابة الجزائر – Algeria Gate (@algatedz) May 6, 2026