Algeria's National Authority for the Protection of Personal Data (ANPDP) and Mauritania's data protection authority signed a partnership agreement to boost cooperation through sharing expertise. ANPDP President Samir Bourehil said the deal establishes a framework for key decisions on personal data protection. The partnership aims to enhance cybersecurity in both countries as they prioritize digital transformation in economic development. The agreement comes amid rapid digital commerce growth, with data increasingly crossing borders, according to the World Bank.
In the days after the fall of the Russian-backed Assad regime in Syria, Moscow withdrew its naval force from the
Last weekend, after the overthrow of President Bashar al-Assad, a Russian cargo plane departed from Russia's air base
Hamas and two other Palestinian militant groups said on Saturday that a Gaza ceasefire deal with Israel is "closer
Egyptian engineering and infrastructure powerhouse, Madkour Group, is investing in Mauritania’s energy network with a state-of-the-art natural gas power
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