Algerian Customs brigades pursued their mobilisation against narcotics and psychotropic trafficking networks in operations conducted from 1 to 7 November 2026.[1][2][3] The operations were presented as public-health protection missions carried out in coordination with various security services.[1] According to the weekly bilan published by the Directorate General of Customs, the interventions during that period resulted in the seizure of 730.350 kilograms of kif traité.[1][2][3]
Customs teams described the quantities as evidence of their field efforts and vigilance against attempts to transport and market narcotic products.[1][3] The directorate said the results came both from customs brigades acting under their own missions and from coordinated interventions with other security forces.[1] Through this operation, Algerian Customs reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening the fight against illicit trafficking networks and organised crime in order to protect public health and society.[1][3] The same weekly bilan also listed 6.543 kilograms of cocaine and 407,588 psychotropic tablets, which are not counted as cannabis in this report.[1]
