Farming, food production, agricultural exports, and food security
Leaders of the International Energy Agency, the IMF, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organization warned that the war in the region is shrinking global energy supplies and causing severe damage to fragile economies.
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The national campaign for collecting sacrifice skins, which took place throughout the days of Eid, achieved positive results in several provinces of the country. The Ministry of Environment and Quality of Life confirmed in a statement today, Friday, May 29, that these positive results recorded across many provinces reflect the level of engagement and effective coordination among various concerned bodies, alongside the increasing awareness of citizens about the importance of valuing sacrifice skins as an economic resource that can be exploited within a circular economy and sustainable development approach. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
The Bordj Bou Arreridj province has benefited from a quota of 60 tons of red tuna for the 2026 fishing season, an increase compared to the 2025 season when the quota was 54 tons, according to the director of marine fishing and aquaculture in the province, Qadri Cherif. The official explained in a statement to the Algerian News Agency that this quota is part of the national campaign for red tuna fishing for the current season, which officially started at the beginning of May and will continue until July 1st. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
Algeria - The campaign to collect the skins of sacrificial animals launched by the Ministry of Industry in coordination with several sectors is being organized effectively across all provinces of the country, with a noticeable improvement in its progress compared to previous years, while awareness and sensitization operations among citizens continue by the provincial directorates of the contributing sectors.
Algeria - The operation to collect the skins of sacrificial animals for Eid al-Adha 2026 began yesterday, Wednesday, across various provinces of the country, under the slogan 'From the sacrifice to the factory, your sacrifice's skins are a valuable resource not to be wasted,' according to a statement from the Ministry of Industry.
The sale of imported sacrificial animals continues through the 'Ahdahi' platform until the third day of Eid, benefiting registered citizens wishing to purchase their sacrifices through various approved sales points.
Boumerdes - The Boumerdes province has been allocated a quota of 60 tons of red tuna for the 2026 tuna fishing season, according to a source from the Directorate of Marine Fisheries and Aquaculture in the province.
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Last night, the 'Adahi' platform dedicated to the purchase of imported livestock, estimated at one million heads, was reopened for citizens to register.
The Algerian Institute for Standardization (IANOR) announced the preparation of technical scientific specifications dedicated to four breeds of Algerian sheep, in a move aimed at protecting and valuing national genetic wealth by defining precise standards that identify the morphological, productive, and behavioral characteristics of each breed. These standards include four symbolic breeds: the Ouled Djellal breed under specification NA 15306-2007, the Red breed under NA 15307-2007, the Rambouillet breed under NA 15329-2013, and the Tazegzawt breed under NA 19425-2022. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.
On Monday, the "Agnar Haj Bay Akhmouk" airport received a cargo plane loaded with 840 heads of imported sheep from Romania, as part of a program to supply the national market with livestock in anticipation of Eid al-Adha, according to the Directorate of Agricultural Services. This shipment is part of a broader program that includes receiving 2,800 heads of imported sheep in phases, aimed at enhancing the availability of sacrificial animals and meeting the increasing demand during the period leading up to Eid al-Adha. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.