The Algerian state-owned economic institution for red meat, has announced the dispatch of a fourth shipment of cattle to support farmers affected by recent fires in Jijel and Skikda. The shipment, consisting of 90 high-quality cattle, set off from the municipality of Hammadia in Boumerdès province, bound for Skikda. This effort aims to fulfill the commitment to fully support those affected by the fires, as per instructions from the President of the Republic.
The cattle, comprising 54 cows for the municipality of Aam El Tob and 36 for Ain Kessera, are part of a broader initiative to compensate and care for affected farmers. This move is in line with the government's directives to support and accompany breeders in restarting their activities. The distribution of cattle is being carried out under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, and the Food and Logistics Industrial Complex.
According to official sources, the Algerian state-owned economic institution for red meat has distributed 524 head of cattle over the past week to those affected by fires in Jijel and Skikda. This is part of an ongoing program to implement compensation and care for affected breeders. The effort reflects the government's commitment to supporting farmers who have lost their livestock due to the devastating fires.
The institution has reaffirmed its commitment to continuing efforts to support breeders under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, and the Food and Logistics Industrial Complex. This includes providing high-quality cattle to help farmers rebuild their herds and restore their livelihoods.
The fires that swept through eastern Algeria, particularly in Jijel and Skikda, caused significant damage to agricultural land and livestock. The government's prompt response to provide compensation and support to affected farmers demonstrates its commitment to mitigating the impact of these disasters.
The distribution of cattle is a critical component of the government's strategy to support farmers and help them recover from the losses incurred due to the fires. By providing essential resources, the government aims to enable farmers to resume their activities and contribute to the country's agricultural sector.
The Algerian government's efforts to support farmers affected by the fires are a testament to its commitment to national solidarity and its dedication to the well-being of its citizens. The ongoing program to compensate and care for affected breeders is a vital part of this effort, and its impact is expected to be felt in the region for years to come.
Key points
- Algeria's state-owned red meat company has dispatched a fourth shipment of 90 head of cattle to Skikda to aid farmers affected by recent fires.
- The cattle are part of a broader initiative to compensate and care for affected farmers, with 524 head of cattle distributed over the past week.
- The effort is being carried out under the supervision of the Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries, and the Food and Logistics Industrial Complex.
