AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSahel Diplomacy Reset: Mali and Algeria have fully reopened airspace and reinstated ambassadors after more than a year of tension sparked by the downing of a Malian drone, with both sides pointing to a return to “historical” relations. Aviation & Security: Algeria’s defense ministry says flights to and from Mali are back for all civilian and military routes, ending the April 2025 closure. Human Rights Watch: UN experts again demand the release of detained Algerian journalist Hassan Bouras, warning of serious health risks after weeks on hunger strike. Press Freedom Pressure: The Committee to Protect Journalists urges Algeria to free freelance blogger Mourad At-Mimou, saying he’s being targeted for online criticism. Economy & Food Reality Check: UN FAO data challenges Algeria’s wheat self-sufficiency claims, projecting continued large cereal imports despite a better harvest forecast. Trade & Investment: Algeria’s MADAR Holding eyes Cameroonian banana and coffee imports and possible investment in cocoa and cotton value chains. Football Focus: Algeria’s coaching search reportedly shifts toward Karim Belhocine after Eric Chelle’s links cooled, as Algeria prepares for what comes next after World Cup exits.
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