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April 2, 2026 | 2 months ago
IFE 2026: Algeria Signs Export Contracts and Cooperation Agreements
The strategy spearheaded by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion—which involves participating in trade events around the world—has been a resounding success.
Consequently, since its launch by Kamel Rezig’s department, the ‘Made in Algeria’ brand has been gaining recognition across the globe and, as a result, has given a significant boost to Algeria’s non-hydrocarbon exports. In this regard, Algeria’s participation in the International Food & Drink Event (IFE) 2026, held in London from 30 March to 1 April, yielded tangible results, confirming the growing appeal of Algerian products on the international stage.
Two trade agreements initialled
Indeed, twenty Algerian companies had made the trip under the auspices of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Export Promotion. Following three days of activities, two export contracts were signed, covering a range of domestic products and opening up new opportunities for access to foreign markets. In addition to the commercial agreements, cooperation agreements were also concluded between Algerian economic operators and their counterparts from several countries, laying the foundations for sustainable commercial partnerships likely to strengthen Algeria’s presence in foreign markets.
Promoting ‘Made in Algeria’ around the world
Furthermore, one of the tangible outcomes of this participation is the organisation of field visits to Algeria for foreign professionals and investors, who will thus be able to assess the production capacities of Algerian companies first-hand and explore opportunities for partnership and investment. These results form part of the support strategy implemented by the Ministry of Foreign Trade to assist domestic exporters, facilitate their entry into international markets and increase the volume of non-hydrocarbon exports.
Finally, it is worth noting that the International Food & Drink Event is one of the leading international trade fairs specialising in the food and drink sector. It brings together professionals and experts from several countries to showcase the latest products and innovations, and explore the sector's global trends. Algerian companies, attending this event, aim to expand their business contacts and explore new opportunities to promote Algerian exports to overseas markets.
April 5, 2026 | 
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