Yesterday, Sunday, a workshop for the self-assessment of the national system for the production of medicines and vaccines was launched, organized jointly by the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry and the World Health Organization office in Algeria, as part of the ministry's effort to obtain a level three maturity certificate (ML3) and enhance the credibility of the national regulatory system and facilitate access of pharmaceutical products to international markets. According to a statement from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry, the workshop saw the participation of experts from the World Health Organization to follow up on the final preparations, alongside officials from the Ministry of Pharmaceutical Industry, the Ministry of Health, the National Agency for Pharmaceutical Products, and the National Center for Drug and Medical Equipment Vigilance, with the aim of assessing national capabilities...
Ouargla - Today, Wednesday, in the provinces of Menia and Ghardaia, preparations continue to commence the construction of the railway line from Laghouat to Tamanrasset, through intensifying field monitoring and assessing the readiness of the logistical and technical means allocated for this project, under the supervision of local authorities.
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Béjaïa Port has set a new record in handling bulk cargo, unloading 15,153.60 tons of corn within 24 hours, in an operation conducted directly from the ship to the trucks, according to the Béjaïa Port Authority (EPB). The authority stated in a press release that the operation was carried out at berth number 21, starting from the ship 'BUNUN TREASURE' coming from Santarém, thus breaking the previous record set at the port. View the full content on Echourouk Online.
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A British company has launched marine inspection and monitoring operations for the gas pipeline 'Transmed', known as 'Enrico Mattei', linking Algeria and Italy across the Mediterranean Sea via Tunisia, to verify the condition of the underwater pipes, their safety, and protection status, in operations continuing until December 15. According to local media reports from the Italian island of Sicily, the inspections began on Tuesday, October 27, in the waters off the Capo Feto area, in the city of Mazara del Vallo on the Italian island of Sicily, and include examining the seabed and the underwater pipes extending in the area, under a decision issued by the Mazara del Vallo port authority, which specifies the conditions for carrying out the works.
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