ISLAMABAD : The Embassy of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria in Pakistan has shared that the “Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry”, in collaboration with the “Algerian Company for Exhibitions and Export”, will organize the “9th edition of the International Transport and Logistics Fair (LOGISTICAL 2026)”, scheduled to take place from November 17 to 19, 2026, at the Palais des Expositions in Algiers, The Pins Maritimes.
This economic event provides an important space to explore opportunities for cooperation and exchange experiences between national and foreign institutions active in the fields of land, sea, air, and rail transport, logistics and storage services, and supply Chains. It also offers a great chance to showcase innovative solutions, technologies, and Services related to these activities.
In this context, Institutions interested to participate in the exhibition can fill out the participation form available through the following electronic link:
https://registration.safex.dz/login.
More detailed information about this event can also be found by visiting the website: https://logistical.dz or by contacting the organizers via the following:
Phone number: 00213 660 84 99 43/45.
The Embassy invites all economic Operators, institutions to participate in the above-mentioned EXHIBITION.
-Ministry of Commerce (Trade Division)
-Trade development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP)
-Ministry of Communications
-Ministry of port and shipping
-Civil Aviation Authority of Pakistan
-Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI)
-Karachi Association of Industry Pakistan – SITE
-All Chamber of commerce and industries of Pakistan
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Algeria is advancing as a key supply chain and communication hub in North Africa, linking the Mediterranean to the Sahel. The nation is developing trans-Saharan transport networks—including the Algiers-Tamanrasset rail line and fiber-optic cables—to connect its industrial north with sub-Saharan markets.
Logistics & Transport Network
Railways & Highways: Algeria is aggressively expanding its rail network (backed by an $18 billion initiative) to triple its track length, connecting northern ports to southern mining and agricultural zones.
Key routes like the Trans-Saharan Highway and expanding lines like the $878 million Laghouat-Ghardaïa-El Meniaa rail extension facilitate cross-border trade into the Sahel.
Cargo & Free Zones: Inland platforms like the Rouiba logistics area in Algiers and cargo hubs near the Port of Béjaïa expedite freight processing.
Air Connectivity: Air Algérie operates an expanding regional network, targeting 10 million passengers and deepening connectivity across multiple African markets to act as a north-south gateway.
Communications & Digital Infrastructure
Fiber Optics: Groupe Telecom Algérie is leading a mandate to phase out older copper cables and transition to a nationwide high-speed fiber-optic network.
Space & Satellites: Through the Algerian Space Agency (ASAL), the country maintains a robust satellite constellation (including the Alsat series) to boost digital transformation, agriculture, and remote area connectivity across the continent.
