
Algeria imported one million sacrificial animals.
The number of imported sacrificial animals reached one million heads of sheep as of today, Sunday, according to the digital platform 'Adayhi' that was recently launched.
Farming, food production, agricultural exports, and food security

The number of imported sacrificial animals reached one million heads of sheep as of today, Sunday, according to the digital platform 'Adayhi' that was recently launched.

Jijel – As the countdown begins for the celebration of Eid al-Adha, the giant ship 'Mawashi Express' approaches the docks of the global Janjan Port in Jijel, loaded with over 3,500 tons of live cattle (approximately 81,000 heads of sheep) coming from the port of Constanța in Romania, in a direct government effort to regulate the national market and achieve balance in livestock markets.

Oran - Last weekend, two ships loaded with shipments of imported sheep heads, coming from Spain, estimated at more than 36,000 heads, docked at the port of Oran as part of the implementation of the Eid al-Adha sacrifice import program, according to what I learned today, Sunday, from the regional meat office in the west.

The Algerian and Turkish sides are working to accelerate the implementation of the Algerian-Turkish project for meat and dairy production based on livestock farming in Naama, which aims to produce 3,500 tons of meat and 30 million liters of milk. Its implementation requires more than 22,000 hectares with significant developmental potential for livestock breeding and fodder cultivation, making it a comprehensive strategic agricultural project.

Last weekend, two ships loaded with shipments of imported sheep heads, coming from Spain, estimated at more than 36,000 heads, docked at the port of Oran, as part of the implementation of the program for importing sacrificial animals for Eid al-Adha, according to what I learned today, Sunday, from the regional meat office in the west.

A presidential decree was published in issue 37 of the Algerian official journal establishing a Franco-Algerian center with an African dimension, aimed at training, research, and innovation in agriculture, named 'Enrico Mattei', under a memorandum of understanding signed between Algeria and Italy on July 23, 2025. According to decree No. 26-193, signed by Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on May 12...

Algeria has taken a new step towards enhancing agricultural innovation and international cooperation, following the issuance of a presidential decree to establish an Algerian-Italian center of excellence for training, research, and innovation in the agricultural field, named 'Enrico Mattei', with an African dimension.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries announced the addition of extra slots for sacrifices through the Adahi platform, following the cancellation of orders and others whose owners did not come forward within the specified deadlines to receive and purchase the sacrifices. The ministry clarified in a statement that the number of additional slots was determined based on the orders that were canceled or for which the owners did not complete the purchase procedures on time, allowing these slots to be reallocated for citizens wishing to benefit from the service through the digital platform. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

A presidential decree was issued in issue 37 of the official gazette establishing an Algerian-Italian center with an African dimension, dedicated to training, research, and innovation in the agricultural field, under the name 'Enrico Mattei', as part of enhancing scientific and technical cooperation between Algeria and Italy and supporting agricultural capacities at the African level. This concerns presidential decree No. 26-193, signed on May 12 by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune, which stipulates the establishment of a public institution of a scientific and technological nature, under the supervision of the minister responsible for agriculture, rural development, and fisheries, to be headquartered in Sidi Bel Abbes. View the full content on Echourouk Online.

Algeria - A presidential decree was issued in issue 37 of the official gazette establishing an Algerian-Italian Center of Excellence with an African dimension, aimed at training, research, and innovation in the agricultural field, under the name 'Enrico Mattei'.

The number of imported sacrificial animals was estimated at one million sheep as of this Sunday across the national territory, according to the digital platform 'Adayhi' established by the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, for citizens to reserve sacrificial animals in anticipation of Eid al-Adha.

Last weekend, two ships loaded with shipments of imported sheep heads arrived at Oran Port from Spain, estimated at more than 36,000 heads, as part of the implementation of the Eid al-Adha sacrifice import program, according to information received this Sunday from the regional meat office in the west. The port received, last Friday, a shipment of 26,180 sheep heads, and yesterday, Saturday, another shipment of 10,000 heads, according to the same source.