The President of the Republic visits the start-up space at the Algiers International Fair – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazairia

lose The President of the Republic, the Algerian Technology Space (Algeria Techspace), which includes 30 start-up institutions, as well as the bodies that accompany this type of innovative institution. During its opening of the Algiers International Fair, the space will witness seminars and a competition in engineering and innovation during the days of the exhibition to encourage young people, especially students, to embody their projects.

President Tebboune urged the necessity of concluding partnerships between Algerian startups and their African counterparts, with a tendency to export innovative products and services to the markets of the African continent, especially Senegal, Cameroon and Côte d’Ivoire, stressing that Algeria “relies a lot” on the youth investing in startups, as they are “ the future of the country.”

The President of the Republic also stood with an institution that created a robot that can enter dangerous places that firefighters cannot reach during fires, as President Tebboune committed to facilitating this innovation to obtain accreditation in order to market it in Algeria.

And upon the success of the Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion, President Tebboune expressed his satisfaction with the significant improvement recorded in the business climate in Algeria within the new legal framework regulating investment, noting that previously “it took five full years for the investor to launch his project,” and affirmed his confidence in the work that he carried out. The agency that was established during the past year is doing it.

As for his stop at the pavilion dedicated to Italy, the guest of honor of this edition, President Tebboune affirmed Algeria’s keenness to establish a strategic partnership with Italy and to enhance cooperation between the two countries to include various fields and sectors, and also highlighted the importance of cooperation between the two countries in various fields.

And at the pavilion dedicated to the “Fiat” car industry, the President of the Republic highlighted the need to expedite the start of manufacturing cars of this Italian brand in Algeria in a way that meets the needs of the national market.

Among the stations that President Tebboune stopped, was the sugar production project in the south by converting sugar beets, which was presented by the head of the Algerian Economic Renewal Council, Kamal Mawla, where the President of the Republic stressed the quality of this product and the great capabilities available from it, which allow access to production. a lot of sugar.

473 Algerian companies and 165 foreign companies representing thirty countries participate in this annual economic event. Jordan comes at the forefront of foreign participation with 25 institutions, followed by Turkey (22), Iran (12), Pakistan (11) and Palestine with 10 participating institutions.