On the fifth day of the 4th Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF-2025), held in Algiers until September 10, several agreements were signed on Monday to export motorcycles and automotive accessories manufactured in Algeria to various African countries.
The first agreement involves “Algeria Ham Motors,” a company producing “SYM” brand motorcycles. It signed a partnership with the Tunisian company Mega Cycle to export seven motorcycle models to Tunisia.
The same company also signed a memorandum of understanding with Société Générale des Équipements et de Distribution of Chad. This deal will supply the Chadian market with three-wheeled motorcycles designed for transporting goods.
The total value of these two agreements exceeds $1.2 million. They were signed by Algeria Ham Motors’ owner, El Hamdi Regaigui, with Mohamed Amine Boujnah, director of the Tunisian company, and Hussein Kadmi, director of the Chadian company.
During the ceremony, Mr. Boujnah stated that “the Algerian industry has made significant progress, earning considerable interest abroad,” expressing hope for further partnerships in this sector.
Mr. Kadmi noted that “this cooperation strengthens and develops trade exchanges across the continent,” while expressing interest in Algerian industries across various fields.
A third agreement was signed between the Algerian startup “Idenet,” specializing in automotive accessories, and the South African company “Metair Investments.” Valued at $150 million, this agreement focuses on importing raw materials to manufacture electrical harnesses, which will then be re-exported to South Africa.
Idenet’s director, Ali Maameri, stated that “this five-year cooperation will be fruitful for the country, showcasing the skills of its youth and demonstrating that Algeria can play a major role in Africa’s automotive industry.”
