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Activation of water police soon.
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Activation of water police soon.

Algeria aims for a 31% reduction in CO2 by 2035 with $24 billion in investments. Analysis of the transition plan.

Algeria secures its access to drinking water through new transfer networks resulting from seawater desalination.

Agricultural mechanization is at the heart of the food security strategy in Algeria. Challenges, training, and prospects.

Economy of Algeria news

Mr. Lounes Bouzguza, Minister of Irrigation, listened to a technical presentation on the progress of the project to establish a wastewater treatment plant in the municipality of Al-Bireen, which has a production capacity of 26,000 cubic meters per day, equipped with tertiary treatment technology, allowing for the production of water that meets standards and can be reused for various purposes, especially agricultural irrigation.

Algeria continues to enhance its water security by accelerating the remote connection projects of seawater desalination stations, with the Ministry of Water Resources working on the construction of transfer networks extending up to 250 kilometers to deliver treated water to the interior provinces, as part of a national strategy aimed at ensuring a sustainable and balanced supply of drinking water.

The water and sanitation company of Algeria, 'SEAAL', announced today, Tuesday, the scheduling of maintenance works at the Qareidi pumping station in 'El Madania', which will cause a disruption in the supply of drinking water in several municipalities of the capital.

The local and security authorities of Oran began this morning, Tuesday, starting at five o'clock. In coordination with the services of the Oran Promotion and Real Estate Management Office, the relocation of 23 families was initiated. They were living in buildings at risk of collapse and classified in the red zone.

Algeria, Territorial governance, Mountain areas, Decentralization, SNAT, Local development, Land planning

Africa wants to reduce its dependence on imports. Analysis of the APPO plan to strengthen local refining.

Minister of Water Resources Lounes Bouzguza chaired a meeting dedicated to assessing the progress of the interconnection projects for desalination plants in Fouka 2 (Tipaza), Kedia Drahouch (Taref), Bejaia, and Cap Djinet (Boumerdes), along with monitoring the studies related to the interconnection projects for new plants scheduled in Chlef, Mostaganem, and Tlemcen, according to a statement from the ministry on Monday.