Green Hydrogen & Industry Partnerships: German energy firms signaled strong interest in Algeria’s SoutH2 Corridor after an Algiers symposium, with companies discussing green hydrogen and energy storage cooperation and potential local support for desalination components. Investment Climate Push: President Tebboune chaired meetings to finalize the Algeria investment single window decree, aiming to streamline procedures and improve the business climate. Sustainable Growth Framing: Economic experts link Algeria’s momentum to infrastructure, productive capacity, and human capital, positioning structural projects as long-term competitiveness drivers. Water Security Finance: At the UNGA 81 margins, leaders welcomed plans for a Global Blended De-Risking Facility tied to the 2026 UN Water Conference, focused on turning water priorities into bankable projects. UN Multilateralism & SDGs: Foreign Minister Ahmed Attaf used UNGA to call for stronger multilateralism, faster SDG progress, and fairer energy transition and digital access for developing countries. IMF Warning: The IMF projects Algeria’s foreign exchange reserves could fall sharply to $19.8B by 2031, driven by large fiscal deficits and weaker external buffers. Health & Cancer Care Capacity: Algeria’s Health Minister highlighted expanded cancer services, including specialized oncology centers, radiotherapy capacity, and increased domestic pharmaceutical production.