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Algeria - Today, Tuesday, the project for connecting and transferring treated water from the Rougaïa station in the capital to the large irrigation area of Mitidja East in Algiers was commissioned, with a transfer capacity estimated at 60,000 cubic meters per day.
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Algeria - The new agricultural orientation and food sovereignty law project represents a new approach to reorganizing the agricultural sector, as highlighted today, Tuesday, in Algiers by the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries Yassine Walid, emphasizing the expected role of this text in enhancing food security in Algeria.
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Today, Tuesday, the project for connecting and transferring treated water from the Rougaia station in the capital to the large irrigation area of Mitidja East in Algiers was commissioned, with a transfer capacity estimated at 60,000 cubic meters per day. The operation was overseen by the Minister of Water Resources, Taha Derbal, during a field visit that took him to several projects and institutions affiliated with the sector in Algiers and Boumerdes.
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The new agricultural orientation and food sovereignty law project represents a new approach to reorganizing the agricultural sector, as highlighted this Tuesday in Algiers by the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries Yassine Walid, emphasizing the expected role of this text in enhancing food security in Algeria.
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The fight against locusts is at the center of the government's concerns. Proactive measures are already being taken by Algeria, activating the
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The President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, is focused on improving and preserving the purchasing power of Algerians. The directives
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No less than 4,046 concession deeds have been handed over, since 2011, to as many agricultural investors in the wilaya of
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The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion called on Monday in a statement for Algerian economic operators active in the food industry sector to participate in the international food exhibition 'SIAL Canada 2026', scheduled to be held from April 29 to May 1, 2026, in Montreal (Canada), with the aim of exploring market trends in North America and opportunities for exporting Algerian products. The statement clarified that this […]
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The Algerian Agency for Investment Promotion invited Algerian economic operators active in the food industry sector to participate in the international food exhibition 'SIAL Canada 2026', scheduled to be held from April 29 to May 1, 2026, in Montreal, with the aim of exploring market trends in North America and opportunities for exporting Algerian products. The source clarified that this event, which will be hosted at the Montreal Convention Center, is one of the most prominent international events in the food industry, with more than 1,000 exhibitors expected from 44 countries, alongside approximately 21,000 professional visitors, including importers, distributors, distribution chains, restaurants, and institutional actors.
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The agricultural expert and former framework at the Ministry of Agriculture, Mustafa Benawi, confirmed that importing sheep has become a strategic necessity to rebuild the national herd, which has decreased from 25–30 million heads in the 1980s to about 18 million heads currently, due to prolonged drought and the deterioration of vegetation cover in the steppe areas, along with a decline in the number of animals designated for slaughter. Benawi explained in his talk on the program 'Guest of the Day' on Algeria's third radio channel that the presidential decision to set a price ceiling of 50,000 dinars for imported sheep aims to protect the purchasing power of citizens, amid current prices ranging between 150,000 and 200,000 dinars, and to ensure the possibility of ritual sacrifice for the largest...
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Agricultural expert and former framework at the Ministry of Agriculture, Mustafa Benawi, confirmed that importing sheep has become a strategic necessity to rebuild the national herd, which has decreased from 25–30 million heads in the 1980s to about 18 million heads currently, due to prolonged drought and the deterioration of vegetation cover in the steppe areas, along with a decline in the number of animals designated for slaughter. Benawi explained in his talk on the program 'Guest of the Day' on Algeria's third radio channel that the presidential decision to set a price ceiling of 50,000 dinars for imported sheep aims to protect the purchasing power of citizens, amid current prices ranging between 150,000 and 200,000 dinars, and to ensure the possibility of ritual sacrifice for the largest...
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