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Algeria has been ranked as the first African country with the most resilient food system, according to the Resilient Food Systems Index (RFSI) published by the British think tank 'Economist Impact'. In this ranking, which evaluates 60 countries worldwide, Algeria ranks 32nd globally with a score of 64.66 points, making its food system the most robust on the African continent.

Algeria - Ranked as the first African country with the most resilient food system, according to the Resilient Food Systems Index (RFSI) published by the British think tank 'Economist Impact'.

Algeria has been ranked as the first African country with the most resilient food system, according to the Resilient Food Systems Index published by the British think tank 'Economist Impact'. In this ranking, which evaluates 60 countries worldwide, Algeria ranks 32nd globally with a score of 64.66 points, making its food system the most resilient on the African continent. Algeria leads the continental ranking, ahead of South Africa, which is ranked 38th globally with a score of 62.65 points, and Egypt in 39th place with a score of 62.18 points. These three countries are the only ones on the continent that have reached a level of resilience considered relatively satisfactory, with scores ranging between 60 and 70 points. On a global level...

The Ministry of Finance, through the General Directorate of Taxes and the Department of Tax Legislation and Regulations and Legal Affairs, has informed all tax officials in Algeria, including directors of major institutions, regional and provincial directors, and regional inspectors, of new amendments concerning the vehicle voucher, pursuant to Article 50 of the Finance Law for the year 2026. These amendments, according to the directive issued at the end of February, which 'Echorouk' has seen, aim to promote the use of environmentally friendly vehicles, as the ministry ordered the exemption of electric and hybrid vehicles from the vehicle voucher, while vehicles equipped with engines running on liquefied petroleum gas 'GPLC' are subject to the vehicle voucher. The ministry clarified...

Algeria will host a coordination meeting in the coming months that includes representatives from 5 countries involved in the Southern Hydrogen Corridor project, namely Algeria, Tunisia, Italy, Austria, and Germany, to discuss the mechanisms for implementing this project aimed at transporting green hydrogen produced in Algeria to Europe. Khalil Hedna, Director of Information and Communication at the Ministry of Energy and Renewable Energies, stated in an interview with Algerian radio that this meeting, organized by the Ministry of Energy in Algeria, will bring together various participating parties to coordinate on the practical steps for completing this project, which aims to enhance the energy transition in the region and develop clean energy exports. Watch...

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, Yassine Walid, inspected the National Gene Bank project, visiting various sections and laboratories included in this scientific facility, and learned about the progress of equipping it with the necessary material and human resources in preparation for its entry into service. After touring the different sections, Mr. Yassine Walid called for adherence to international standards for gene banks.

Algeria has been ranked as the first African country with the most resilient food system, according to the Resilient Food Systems Index (RFSI) published by the British think tank 'Economist Impact'. In this ranking, which evaluates 60 countries worldwide, Algeria ranks 32nd globally with a score of 64.66 points, making its food system the most robust on the African continent.

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