صحافة بلادي صحيفة إلكترونية مغاربية متجددة على مدار الساعة تعنى بشؤون المغرب الجزائر ليبيا موريتانيا تونس
- 🇩🇿 The paradox of gas and politics – Algiers and Paris International media and energy reports reveal the continuation of additional Algerian oil and liquefied g...
- International reports specializing in energy and geopolitical affairs in the Mediterranean revealed a striking paradox that characterizes the Algerian regime’s ...
International media and energy reports reveal the continuation of additional Algerian oil and liquefied gas communications and shipments to France via Sonatrach, despite populist rhetoric promoting the rupture.
صحافة بلادي — International reports specializing in energy and geopolitical affairs in the Mediterranean revealed a striking paradox that characterizes the Algerian regime’s relationship with Paris during the month of October 2026. While official mouthpieces raise slogans of escalation and boycott of internal consumption, behind the scenes arrangements are continuing to supply the French market with additional shipments of liquefied natural gas and crude oil through the Sonatrach company.
A double discourse between populist slogans and narrow energy calculations
Algerian analysts and opponents believe that the continued flow of fuel on preferential terms to Europe reveals the falsity of the sovereign discourse promoted by the official media, stressing that the regime is using the gas card to buy European political silence regarding the deteriorating human rights and economic conditions inside the country.
The collapse of Maghreb exchanges by 89% due to the policy of closing borders
On the other hand, regional trade data showed a decline in trade exchanges between Algeria and its Maghreb neighbors by more than 89% during the last five years, as a result of the Algerian authorities’ intransigence in closing borders and air borders and disrupting the building of an integrated Maghreb union.
A rentier economy dependent on the fluctuations of a barrel of oil and promises postponed to 2028
Despite repeated promises to achieve industrial take-off and manufacture local cars, the ceiling of which was postponed again until the end of 2028, the Algerian economy remains more than 90% dependent on crude fuel exports in the absence of a productive industrial and agricultural fabric that meets the needs of the citizen.
Available field data and indicators confirm that these rapid developments in the Maghreb region are being closely monitored by various institutional actors and economic experts, given their direct connection to the current geopolitical and social balances.
