A meeting was held with the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya as well as a number of influential individuals for Libyan companies and committees.

A new driver for Renault's Formula One team has been named.

Following the deadly bombing that took place on Sept. 15 in London's Metro, the Islamic State claimed responsibility.

The OCP's reported earnings for the second quarter and first half of 2017 were recently released, with first half 2017 revenues showing $2.33 billion, up from $2.22 billion in 2016.

The Official Gazette's previous issue contained four decrees of the executive level about the election to municipal and state councils that will take place on Nov. 23.

During this year's Circuit of the Americas, the Alpine A470 No. 36 fared incredibly well in the LMP2 World Endurance Championship.

The First Cabinet Minister of Algeria, Ahmed Ouyahia, relayed the government's vision for financial independence and continued national construction.

Renault was pleased to present their vision for 2030 through the SYMBIOZ, their electric, autonomous vehicle that works with a house.

The ASAM and JSMS stand apart as the only two teams that have won the first three games in this season.

More than 20,000 students have enrolled in the University of Continuing Education Center for the 2017-2018 school year, exceeded the expectations of the university.

According to a report published on Sept. 21, there were 24 deaths and 80 injuries across six car accidents, based on a Directorate General of Civil Protection report in Algeria.

The Sonelgaz Group and the African Development Bank hosted a workshop in the conference room of Ben Aknoun.

A road accident took place on N6 between Reggan and Bordj Badji Mokhtar in the state of Adrar on September 21.

The Algerian Minister of National Education, Nouria Ben Gubrit, has launched a plan to boost training in the education industry.

Algeria's Culture, Communication and Tourism Committee recently met under Chairman Lakhdar Naderi to set its calendar.

Algeria has suffered incredible trade deficit losses in the first half of 2017.

One might expect some of the Arab nations in the Middle East region to look with disdain upon the blockbuster Wonder Woman movie that came out of Hollywood this summer and is now making its way to global audiences.

A plan to stabilize Libya , introduced by the United Nations' envoy to the country, is too complex and will take too long to set up, said Karim Mezran, a senior fellow with a Washington-based think tank.

An aggressive new plan to link separate Moroccan communities with a major superhighway is making headlines in the North African press.

The National People's Assembly in Algeria approved a majority of the plan of action by the government as proposed in the Constitution's 94th Article.