Algeria To Import 10,000 Buses

2026-04-10 11:05:22

(MENAFN- Brazil-Arab News Agency (ANBA)) São Paulo – Algeria this week received 908 new passenger buses, according to a statement from the National Defense Ministry reported by the Algérie Presse Service (APS). The operation is part of the implementation of a program that provides for the import of 10,000 new buses to renew the country's passenger transport fleet.

The first batch was delivered in Rouiba, in Algiers Province, by the Company for the Modernization and Manufacture of Vehicles of the 2nd Military Region, affiliated with the Defense Ministry's Directorate of Military Manufacturing. The buses were handed over to public transport operators Transtiv, which received 538 units, ETUSA Algiers, which took 320, and ETUSA Oran, which received 50.

The supplier of the vehicles was not disclosed, but images released show some buses bearing the brand of China's Higer Bus Company. According to the APS statement, the operation will help meet the needs of national companies, both public and private, and renew the country's public transport fleet, ensuring improved comfort and safety conditions for citizens.

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