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Arrival of the first shipment of imported sacrificial animals at the Port of Algiers

Arrival of the first shipment of imported sacrificial animals at the Port of Algiers

The Port of Algiers received a shipment of imported sheep heads from Spain, estimated at 12,350 heads, as part of the policy pursued by the President of the Republic aimed at ensuring the supply of sacrificial animals to the national market, and in implementation of the instructions of the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport to take the necessary organizational arrangements to facilitate this process.

Mar 26, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Ministry of Agriculture Mobilizes Its Resources for the Upcoming Harvest and Threshing Season

Ministry of Agriculture Mobilizes Its Resources for the Upcoming Harvest and Threshing Season

The Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Fisheries, Yassine Walid, confirmed the sector's readiness to launch the harvest and threshing campaign for the 2025-2026 season in mid-April, utilizing public logistical resources and enhancing them with private sector capabilities, alongside adopting technical measures to reduce production loss and improve sector productivity. The minister explained yesterday, during a national meeting with directors of grain and dry legume cooperatives and officials from the Algerian Professional Office of Cereals, that the campaign will start on April 12 in the southern provinces, where the readiness of cooperatives to receive the crops was reviewed, particularly through the provision of harvesters and trucks, and the identification of production collection points, and enhancing storage capacities.

Mar 26, 2026echoroukonline.com
Algeria Maintains Its Lead as Africa's Gas Producer

Algeria Maintains Its Lead as Africa's Gas Producer

Algeria topped the list of the largest gas-producing countries in Africa in 2025 with a production of 101.84 billion cubic meters, according to data from the Energy Research Unit, maintaining its leading position with a significant margin over its closest competitors on the continent. The data showed that Algerian production, despite a slight decrease of 2.5% compared to 104.49 billion cubic meters in 2024, remained the highest in Africa, supported by strong production capacities and significant export flows amounting to 45.7 billion cubic meters, most of which were directed to European markets. View the full content on الشروق أونلاين.

Mar 26, 2026echoroukonline.com

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