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Local Competencies and Existing Farms: The Future of Agricultural Production in Algeria

January 13, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Local Competencies and Existing Farms: The Future of Agricultural Production in Algeria

Agricultural sciences expert, Mohamed Amkrane Noad, highlighted that the roadmap set by the President for the agricultural sector until 2026 focuses on the optimal use of arable land estimated at 45 million hectares, of which 35 million hectares are for pastures, while improving the productivity of existing farms to achieve yields of 20–25 quintals per hectare, emphasizing the importance of local competencies and science in achieving sustainable agricultural revival. Noad stated, during his intervention in the program 'Guest of the Day' on Algerian Radio's third channel, that any progress in the agricultural sector cannot be achieved without relying on agricultural engineers, technicians, and veterinarians, expressing his regret over the absence of many...

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