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Learning unit: Doing business in Algeria. Syllabus:

- Introduction to Algeria: history, geography, demographics, ...
- Algerian economy.
- Foreign trade. Imports and exports.
- Foreign direct investment FDI in Algeria.
- Case study: SONATRAC. Groupe Saidal. SNVI.
- Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and International Relations of Algeria.

Algeria: Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and International Relations

- Arab Maghreb Union.
- League of Arab States, OIC, ENP, IDB, ADB, ASPA, AMED, UNECA, AU, NEPAD. - Association agreement with the European Union. ENP. EUROMED.

M Course learning materials: Fr Affaires en Algérie

Master International business for African students

M Related Foreign Trade Courses and masters: Business in Maghreb - Master Executive Business Africa - Master Business in Maghreb - Master Muslims countries. Spanish: Comercio Exterior Argelia

M Educational level: Continuing education / Executive education programs.

Course summary (Doing business in Algeria)

Africa - Maghreb - Doing business in Algeria. Imports. Association agreement with the European Union. Case study : SONATRAC. Groupe Saidal. SNVI

Algeria is one of the richest countries in Africa. Algeria has enormous natural resources, including hydrocarbures, where it occupies the 15th place in terms of oil reserves (45 billion tons oil equivalent in proven reserves in oil), 18th in terms of production and 13th in exports. Its refining capacity can reach 22 million tones / year.

Algeria is third largest oil producer in Africa behind Nigeria and Libya and is the leading African producer of gas (more than 50% of gas production in Africa).

Algeria has the first African company in the energy, ranking 13th in the world in its field, Sonatrach, which handles the distribution of electricity and gas.

Example of the course (Doing business in Algeria):
Business in Algeria

Located on the south corner of the Mediterranean, Algeria, part of the Great Arab Maghreb, is the tenth largest country in the world, the second in Africa and the first in the Mediterranean region. Religion in Algeria is Sunni (Islam).

Algiers is the first commercial and economic center in Algeria and the only major financial hub of the country.

SAIDAL is a corporation (capital of 2,500,000,000 Algerian dinars), whose primary mission is to develop, produce and market pharmaceutical products.

International Economic Relations. Algeria is member of: Arab Maghreb Union, League of Arab States, Organization Islamic Conference, European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP), Euro-Mediterranean Partnership (EUROMED), Islamic Development Bank, African Development Bank, Forum Africa China, Forum Africa India, Summit of South American Arab Countries (ASPA), Asia - Middle East Dialogue (AMED), Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), African Union AU, New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD), .... Algeria is a member of the United Nations, African Union, Islamic Development Bank and Arab League since virtually its independence in 1962, OPEC since 1969 and the Arab Maghreb Union since 1989. Is beneficiary of the Cotonou Agreement (European Union) - Union for the Mediterranean.

Business, Algeria, Algerian, economy, foreign trade, Algiers, Export, Doing business, Imports, Association, Agreement, European Union, Case study, SONATRAC, Groupe Saidal, SNVI

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