（原标题：阿尔及利亚与德国深化能源合作） 《El Watan》网站11月16日报道，阿尔及利亚与德国正全力推进能源领域战略合作，阿方高级代表 团已赴柏林与德国经济与能源部国务秘书弗兰克?韦策尔（Frank Wetzel）举行会晤。该代表团由阿尔及 利亚国家石油天然气公司（Sonatrach）、国家电力燃气公司（Sonelgaz）及相关部门联合组成，双方核 心聚焦氢能、可再生能源及低碳技术三大方向展开深入磋商。此次会面重点围绕两大关键项目推进 —— 阿尔及利亚 — 欧洲绿色氢能联盟（ALTEH2A）与南部氢气走廊（SoutH2 Corridor），为双边能源 合作落地筑牢基础。 为深化阿尔及利亚与德国的能源伙伴关系，两国在会谈中明确，将通过推进氢能、清洁能源及创新 技术相关具体项目，进一步强化双边合作。双方重点围绕四大方向展开深入探讨：低碳排放技术的落地 应用、绿色氢能的生产与运输体系搭建、氢能商业化发展路径规划，以及对阿尔及利亚"2035年建成 15000兆瓦光伏发电能力"国家计划的支持举措。 双方计划将合作领域进一步延伸至技术培训、能力建设及知识转移，为阿尔及利亚能源转型与可持 续发展注入持久动力。阿方在会 ...

Group 1 - In October, the number of food and beverage price increases in Japan is expected to exceed 3,000, marking a significant rise from 2,989 reported in late August [1] - The price increase is attributed to rising raw material costs, logistics, and labor expenses, with notable examples including Coca-Cola's price hike from 194 yen to 216 yen per 500ml bottle [1] - The price of rice products is also expected to rise significantly, with packaged rice potentially increasing by up to 17% due to high rice prices [1] Group 2 - The average price of rice in Japanese supermarkets remains high, with a reported average of 4,246 yen for 5 kilograms, maintaining above 4,000 yen for three consecutive weeks [2] - Retailers are concerned that high rice prices may lead consumers to reduce purchases, impacting profit margins, while budget-conscious consumers are opting for cheaper 2024 crop rice [2] - The Japanese government is set to terminate electricity and gas subsidies that had been in place to alleviate costs for households, which previously saved families around 1,000 yen per month [2] Group 3 - In 2023, Japan experienced a significant "price hike wave," with over 32,000 food items seeing price increases, the highest in 30 years, driven by rising raw material costs and yen depreciation [3] - The total number of price-increased items in Japan is projected to exceed 12,520 from the previous year, potentially reaching around 20,000 [3] - The trend of price increases is expected to continue into 2025, fueled by rising service-related costs [3]