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Oman’s economy is forecast to grow at a faster rate than North African producers Algeria and Libya, which have also not suffered export disruptions. ...

Others argue that Algeria simply ran out of patience with the UAE and its regional policies. ... “Algeria sees the UAE as supporter of agents of chaos, operating outside of international scrutiny, [which] Algeria does not tolerate, especially when it is happening in areas it considers vital for its national security like the Sahel,” she explains.  ...

Their area of control covers some of the country’s most important assets, including Eni’s giant Wafa gas field on the border with Algeria. ...

The company also holds a 30% non-operated interest in Egypt’s Area A in the Eastern Desert and last year was studying prospects in Algeria (MEES, 17 October 2025). ...

With a focus on the MENA region, Algeria and Libya appear likely candidates; Iraq’s at-traction may have waned due to the conflict and concerns over Iraq’s lack of Hormuz-bypass operations. ...

Algeria is one of the world’s biggest gas-flaring countries. ... The volume was marginally below the previous year’s 8.38bcm and was equivalent to around 8% of Algeria’s 101.8bcm gas output. ...

Morocco-Algeria Pipeline Competion Dramatic images of the so-called “invasion” flooded international and social media, with Spain accused of failure to protect EU borders. ... But rapprochement began last year, when Algeria reactivated a friendship treaty it had suspended over the dispute. ...

Neighboring Tunisia and Algeria have also grappled with extreme heat since mid-July, driving a sharp surge in air-conditioning use and pressure on their electricity networks. ... The blackouts in Tunisia were partly triggered by a malfunction in a power plant in neighboring Algeria, from which it imports electricity and gas. ...

Algeria’s LNG exports from Sonatrach-operated facilities in Arzew and Skikda remain well below nominal export capacity of 25.5mn t/y. ... To that end, Algeria plans to hold frequent bid rounds under an improved legal framework and fiscal terms to boost its competitiveness (MEES, 24 April). ...

Western Sahara lies at the center of a decades-long dispute between Morocco and neighboring Algeria (MEES, 8 August 2025). ... As such, Morocco’s expanding renewable energy projects in Western Sahara lie at the heart of the ongoing dispute, with Algeria and watchdog groups raising ethical and legal concerns about resource exploitation. ...

In North Africa, Algeria increased production by 10,000 b/d to keep output in line with its voluntary quota. ...

Algeria has launched construction works on its section of the long-planned 30 bcm/y Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP), which will one day theoretically transport Nigerian gas to Europe via Niger using Algeria’s export infrastructure. ... Morocco-Algeria Pipeline Gambit “Within its Algerian segment, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TGSP) will follow the Trans-Saharan Road corridor from the Algerian-Nigerian border to the National Gas Dispatching Center (CNDG) in Hassi R’Mel,” says Sonatrach. ...

Morocco’s domestic gas output has been in sharp decline in recent years, dropping to just 2.4mn cfd for 2025, the lowest figure on record, having peaked at 11.4mn cfd in 2021 (see chart 2). 2: Morocco’s Domestic Gas Output Collapsed To An All-Time Low Of 2.4mn Cfd For 2025, With Imports From Spain Hitting A Record 89mn Cfd To meet growing demand, the country has been reliant on gas imports via Spanish LNG liquefaction terminals since Algeria halted gas deliveries via the Gaz Maghreb Europe (GME) pipeline in 2021 due to an ongoing diplomatic dispute over the contested Western Sahara territory (MEES, 5 November 2021). ... Long before Algeria halted gas deliveries, the kingdom had been looking to reduce its reliance on imports from its rival neighbor (MEES, 30 June 2017). ...

There are similar signs of green shoots in North Africa, where Algeria has increased production by 70,000 b/d over the last year and Libya by 10,000 b/d. ...

OQEP has made no secret of its international expansion plans, and both Libya and Algeria are top of its list (MEES, 20 March). ...