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Sharp decline in Iraq's oil production due to military escalation in the region

Sharp decline in Iraq's oil production due to military escalation in the region

Iraq's oil production has dropped to about 1.3 million barrels per day, compared to about 3.3 million barrels per day before the military escalation in the Gulf region, according to the Iraqi Ministry of Oil on Sunday. Kazem Abdul Hassan Karim, assistant director general of the ministry's fields and licensing affairs company, stated in a statement reported by the ministry that production has currently stabilized at …

Mar 8, 2026al24news.dz
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Ibrahim Mouhouch: Algerian agriculture covers 75 percent of food needs

Professor Ibrahim Mouhouch, a member of the National Council for Scientific Research and Technology and an expert in water economy and management, revealed that agricultural production in Algeria now covers about 75 percent of the food basket for Algerians, emphasizing the importance of utilizing modern technologies in agriculture to increase both the quantity and quality of crops, thereby avoiding any food dependency.

Mar 8, 2026radioalgerie.dz
The President directs to double the laboratories for monitoring imported products

The President directs to double the laboratories for monitoring imported products

The President, Mr. Abdelmadjid Tebboune, during a Council of Ministers meeting he chaired today, Sunday, issued directives to double the laboratories for monitoring imported products at all ports and airports. According to a statement from the Council of Ministers, the President, after listening to a presentation on the national climate adaptation plan, directed 'to double the laboratories for monitoring imported products at all ports and airports in coordination with the Ministries of Interior, Foreign Trade, Environment, and Transport.'

Mar 8, 2026radioalgerie.dz
Prices of additional quantities of Algerian liquefied gas will rise

Prices of additional quantities of Algerian liquefied gas will rise

An Italian official stated that his country could turn to Algeria and other countries, including Australia and the United States, for additional quantities of liquefied natural gas amid the crisis following the war in the Middle East, but prices, according to him, will rise. Meanwhile, the company 'Snam', responsible for the internal gas network, revealed that Algeria guarantees 34 percent of the country's gas imports as the first supplier to Italy. In this context, Gianni Morano, president of the Italian Fuel Companies Association, stated in remarks recently reported by the ANSA agency, 'For Italy, the situation is critical regarding liquefied natural gas, and we import 9 billion cubic meters from Qatar, which is 50 percent of our LNG imports.'

Mar 8, 2026echoroukonline.com

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