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Algeria is determined to accelerate its energy transition. Important measures have been taken in this regard.
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Algeria is determined to accelerate its energy transition. Important measures have been taken in this regard.

Truffle cultivation experiments, locally known as 'Terfess', have yielded encouraging results in recent years

Algeria - The Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djalawi, emphasized today, Monday, the importance of training in improving the sector's performance and ensuring the sustainability of its projects during a visit to the Higher School of Public Works Management in Sidi Abdallah (Algiers), according to a statement from the ministry.

The CEO of the National Company for Recovery and Valorization, Abderrahak Bezahi, conducted a field visit to the Setif Unit, dedicated to monitoring the workflow and reviewing the conditions of task performance and the level of implementation of the planned programs, as part of enhancing performance and improving service quality. During the visit, which was welcomed by the unit director Mohamed Zahir Boudra, the CEO toured various departments and sections, where he observed the pace of work and the conditions of task performance among workers and staff, and received comprehensive explanations from the unit officials regarding the achieved objectives, recorded difficulties, and prospects for future performance improvement. Read the full content on Echourouk Online.

Dr. Huda Jafri, an expert in agricultural affairs, confirmed that the National Gene Bank, set to be launched in 2026, represents a fundamental pillar for preserving the genetic diversity of plants and animals. It is considered a strategic qualitative leap aimed at increasing productivity and improving the quality of agricultural production in Algeria. Jafri explained during her appearance on the Algerian Radio program 'Economy Multimedia' that this bank serves as a national repository for genetic diversity, providing 100% local seeds that are adapted to the nature of Algerian soil and climate, and resistant to diseases, thereby enhancing national production capabilities and reducing reliance on foreign sources. Watch the full content on Echourouk Online.

The Minister of Public Works and Basic Infrastructure, Abdelkader Djaloui, emphasized today, Monday, the importance of training in improving the sector's performance and ensuring the sustainability of its projects during a visit to the Higher School of Public Works Management in Sidi Abdallah (Algiers), according to a statement from the ministry.

The wilaya of Chlef will benefit, starting this year and until the end of 2028, from a significant connection operation.

M'ni'a - The M'ni'a province has witnessed pioneering agricultural experiments in the cultivation of truffle mushrooms, locally known as 'terfas', which have proven effective and achieved encouraging results, making this product assert itself among the promising crops in the region.

The expert and specialist in agricultural affairs, Dr. Huda Jafari, praised the significant role of the National Gene Bank, set to be launched in the coming year 2026, considering it a repository for preserving the genetic diversity of plants and animals. She described it as an important step for the agricultural future of our country, a strategic qualitative leap aimed at increasing productivity and improving quality. Huda Jafari, who was a guest on the program 'Economy Multimedia', added that it is a bank for genetic diversity that provides 100% local seeds adapted to Algerian soil and climate and resistant to diseases.

One of the key factors in the development of Algerian agriculture and a determining element in the equation of food security, land tenure

In the face of accelerated urban sprawl and increasing pressure on agricultural land, Algiers finds itself today at the

Tesla has lost its global lead in the electric vehicle industry to Chinese BYD, following a decline in its annual sales for the second consecutive year, affected by increasing global competition, the end of U.S. tax incentives, and negative reactions to its brand. This shift comes as reported by Reuters, at a time when global electric vehicle sales rose by 28 percent last year, with BYD's sales surpassing Tesla's for the first time on an annual basis, driven by rapid growth in the European market, where the Chinese company has widened the gap with its American rival.