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Algeria, a north African country with huge potential in the hydrocarbon and petrochemical industries, has recently completed the process of approving texts for its new hydrocarbon law as it looks to rake in investments in the sector. Algeria, one of the most important producers of oil and gas in Africa, counts on their hydrocarbon sector which accounts for 28% of GDP and 98% of all exports according to reports by its government.
After long delays in getting the law approved, the country sees light at the end of the tunnel and looks to attract critical foreign investments in the industry as it faces declines in exports and revenue. Sarens, a global leader and reference in heavy lifting and transport entered the petrochemical market in Africa with a goal of supporting maintenance and construction projects at crucial refineries and facilities in the industry.