The Palais des Expositions des Pins Maritimes in Algiers will host the fourth edition of the International Exhibition on Import and Export to Africa 2024 from June 2 to 4.

The Central Agency for Mobilization and Statistics reported that the volume of trade exchange between Egypt and the Arab countries decreased to $ 26 billion during 2023, compared to $ 29.5 billion in 2022.

An Egyptian court has sentenced 35 smugglers involved in the sinking of the Libyan boat off the coast of Greece at the end of last year, according to sentences ranging from life imprisonment to rigorous imprisonment.

The United Nations has described the Sudanese people as “trapped in a hell” of violence, compounded by the risk of famine exacerbated by the rainy season and obstacles to aid.

The issue of Libyan financing of Sarkozy’s campaign raised the crisis of European democracies in general and exposed the nature of the French political scene and its fragile relationship with Libya and North African countries in general.

Tunisair announced that it has stopped operating all its flights to and from Libyan airports as a result of the large losses incurred by the company, due to the imposition of a tax on the dollar by the Libyan authorities.

The Central Agency for Mobilization and Statistics announced that the volume of trade exchange between Egypt and Arab countries amounted to $ 26 billion during 2023 compared to $ 29.5 billion during 2022.

Libyan Prime Minister Osama Hamad held a meeting with the first and second deputy speakers of the House of Representatives, Fawzi al-Nuwairi and Misbah Douma, in Benghazi on Wednesday.

Nigerian police have launched their investigation after a horrific attack on a mosque in the north of the country, announcing that at least 24 worshippers, including 4 children, were injured.

The Egyptian government announced the implementation of the receipt of the second installment of the “Ras Al-Hekma” deal, which amounts to $ 14 billion, received from the UAE side.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) lifted sanctions on Tunisia and recognized the Tunisian agency’s compliance with the international standards.

Morocco has embarked on a journey in the development of the automotive industry, as the country went from being almost non-existent to becoming one of Africa’s largest car producers in less than two decades.

A delegation from eastern Libya will participate in the International Economic Forum hosted by the International Exhibition Center in Kazan, the capital of the Russian Republic of Tatarstan, in its fifteenth edition under the title “Trust and Cooperation”, which will continue until May 19.

Members of the Libyan Joint Force stormed the branch of the Public Prosecutor’s Office in Misrata, smuggled the head of the Misrata airport customs station, Fathi Makhlouf, and attempted to kidnap prosecutor Ibrahim al-Sharkasiya, local sources confirmed.

An unknown number of killer whales have sunk a yacht in the Strait of “Gibraltar”.

Algeria will produce 3.7 million cubic meters per day of desalinated water by the end of 2024, which will cover 42% of the population’s needs, said Algerian Energy Company director general Mohamed Boutaba.

A drone-fired missile killed four civilians, including children, in an attack on a house in Pakistan’s northwestern region on the Afghan border, according to local police.

Nigerien Prime Minister Ali Mahaman Lamine Zine revealed the secrets of his meeting with US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Fee during her visit to Niger last March.

Libya’s outgoing national government estimated the proportion of expatriate workers at about two million and 100,000 workers.

The European Union expressed concern over the wave of arrests of several civil society figures, journalists and political activists in Tunisia, demanding clarification on these incidents.