Algerian authorities announced the arrest of 25 drug traffickers after seizing 10.4 million psychotropic tablets in an operation that lasted more than seven months.
Algeria's General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) announced on Thursday the seizure of a record 10.4 million psychotropic tablets following more than seven months of investigation. The authorities identified 25 drug traffickers arrested in the operation.
According to the authorities, Algeria faces a "real war" waged by drug barons, who are attempting to flood the country with significant quantities of psychotropic substances.
An Algerian diplomat asserted that Morocco is inspired by the Israeli model in its confrontation with Algeria.
The Algerian Investment Promotion Agency requires investors to submit project progress reports by 30 September or face sanctions.
Algerian customs authorities seized €12,000 from a passenger arriving from Lyon during a check at Sétif airport.