Algerian authorities in Adrar province have begun accelerating work on quarantine facilities for imported cattle as part of the "Our Country, Algeria" project. The project aims to develop the country's agricultural and industrial sectors. The facilities, located in the municipality of Fenoughil, are expected to receive the first batches of cattle in late November. The project includes the importation of Holstein Friesian cattle from the United States.
The Governor of Adrar, Fodil Douifi, recently inspected the quarantine facilities alongside Ali Al-Ali, Chairman of the Board of Directors of "Our Country, Algeria" company. The inspection aimed to assess the readiness of the facilities and review the progress of work. The authorities are working to complete the project in line with the directives of the President of the Republic, Abdelmadjid Tebboune, to boost national production and reduce reliance on imports.
During the inspection, the Governor issued instructions to accelerate the pace of work and intensify coordination among stakeholders. The authorities are working to address any shortcomings and ensure that the facilities are ready to receive the cattle in a timely manner. The project is considered a strategic investment that will contribute to the country's food security and sovereignty.
The "Our Country, Algeria" project is a major national initiative aimed at developing the country's agricultural and industrial sectors. The project includes the importation of cattle, the production of powdered milk, and the creation of job opportunities. The authorities are working to complete the project in line with the President's directives to boost national production and reduce reliance on imports.
The Governor and his delegation also inspected Tuat Cheikh Sidi Mohamed Ben Lkbir Airport in Adrar, where a comfort center for imported cattle is being set up. The center is expected to receive the first batches of cattle in late November. The authorities are working to ensure that the center is equipped with the necessary facilities and equipment to care for the cattle.
The "Our Country, Algeria" project aims to produce 50% of Algeria's powdered milk domestically and create a large herd of 270,000 cattle in the advanced stages. The project is expected to create around 5,000 direct job opportunities. The authorities are working to ensure that the project is completed in a timely manner and that it contributes to the country's food security and sovereignty.
A 150-megawatt electrical transformer has been installed to power the project, ensuring a stable energy supply. The authorities have emphasized the importance of continued coordination and integration among stakeholders to ensure the project's success. The project is considered a major national endeavor that will contribute to Algeria's economic development and food security.
Key points
- The project aims to produce 50% of Algeria's powdered milk domestically.
- The project is expected to create around 5,000 direct job opportunities.
- A 150-megawatt electrical transformer has been installed to power the project.
