
Wastewater: A Huge Potential, Yet Low Valuation
Algeria boasts 601 million cubic meters of treated wastewater annually, but this global figure conceals a much more complex reality.
Government economic decisions, reforms, budgets, and fiscal policy

Algeria boasts 601 million cubic meters of treated wastewater annually, but this global figure conceals a much more complex reality.

The OAIC has just taken back the monopoly of importing rice and dry vegetables.

The recent decline in wheat and rapeseed prices in Europe is becoming a real shock for producers.

If Algeria wants to emerge with real startups capable of growing, exporting, and creating qualified jobs, it must change its method.

The Deglet Nour, the queen of dates, pride of the oases, and a symbol of a centuries-old craftsmanship.

The startup, on the other hand, comes with the new idea, agility, and speed of execution.

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, Mr. Yacine El-Mahdi Oualid, stated on Thursday that efforts continue to finalize the sanitation of agricultural land.

Floods are poorly captured, irregular rains, and large projects are no longer sufficient.

Algeria is already producing most of what it consumes in fruits and vegetables.

Despite its potential, the country still relies heavily on imported chemical fertilizers, even though it produces millions of tons of organic fertilizer every year.

Despite this, a significant portion of the value produced does not reach the consumer in its original quality.

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