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Between the foresight of 'the country's economy' and the new digital platform: the radar of the 'Ministry of Agriculture' ends the era of ambiguity and the imaginary profits of speculators.

June 7, 2026اقتصاد البلدiqtissadalbalad.dzTranslated from Arabic
Between the foresight of 'the country's economy' and the new digital platform: the radar of the 'Ministry of Agriculture' ends the era of ambiguity and the imaginary profits of speculators.

On December 3rd, we confirmed in this space through our specialized article 'Algerian Agriculture between Loss and Speculation' that the only lifeline to protect farmers and consumers from the greed of intermediary networks lies in the equation of 'digitization and enhancing transparency'. Today, the latest field measure by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development through the launch of a dedicated page for public dissemination and for the sake of transparency regarding various licenses granted to economic operators represents an official embodiment and confirmation that the era of 'black boxes' in agricultural and logistical supply chains is nearing its end.

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