Algeria scored 64.66 points in the Food Systems Resilience Index for 2026, ranking 32nd globally and first in Africa, ahead of South Africa which scored 62.65 points (38th globally), and Egypt with 62.18 points (39th globally), according to a ranking published by Economist Impact in collaboration with Cargill. The index, which evaluates 60 countries globally, shows that only three African countries out of 12 included in the study exceeded the 60-point threshold, namely Algeria, South Africa, and Egypt, placing them in the category of 'satisfactory' resilient food systems, while the rest of the countries remained below this level. View the full content on Echourouk Online.
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.
echoroukonline.comMoscow - Representing the President of the Republic, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, the Prime Minister, Mr. Saïfi Ghrib, participates in the third Russia-Africa Summit and the Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which commenced today, Wednesday, in the Russian capital, Moscow.
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