Algerian authorities have inaugurated an exhibition featuring local products and agricultural equipment in Tiaret, in preparation for the upcoming planting season. The event, which coincides with the National Day of Agricultural Extension, was attended by Tiaret Governor Abdel Wahab Bertima and other high-ranking officials. The expo aims to highlight the diversity of local agricultural products and the capabilities of farmers and professionals in the sector.
The exhibition, held at the Ali Maachi Culture and Arts Centre, brings together various stakeholders, including farmers, agricultural experts, and representatives from relevant institutions and sectors. It showcases a range of agricultural equipment and technology designed to support the agricultural sector and promote modernization. The event is part of efforts to strengthen the role of agricultural extension services in guiding farmers and improving production methods.
The National Day of Agricultural Extension, celebrated on October 1st, underscores the importance of providing technical guidance to farmers to enhance productivity and optimize the use of natural resources. In the context of the upcoming planting season, the event emphasizes the need for effective support and technical supervision to ensure a successful agricultural season.
Over 400,000 new trainees are set to join vocational training institutions on Sunday, as part of efforts to develop skills and expertise in various sectors, including agriculture. In a related development, Algerian President's representative, Nasseri, has arrived in Egypt to participate in the "Nepad" summit.
In Adrar, a simulation exercise was conducted to prepare for the arrival of cattle for the "Bladna" project, which aims to boost the country's agricultural sector. Meanwhile, in Sidi Bel Abbès, over 5,700 students have enrolled in literacy programs.
The Tiaret expo reflects the authorities' commitment to promoting agricultural development and encouraging farmers to adopt more efficient production methods. The event also highlights the importance of coordination among stakeholders in the agricultural sector to ensure a successful planting season.
The exhibition will provide an opportunity for farmers and professionals to exchange ideas and experiences, and to familiarize themselves with the latest agricultural technologies and techniques. By showcasing local products and equipment, the event aims to promote the development of the agricultural sector and contribute to the country's economic growth.
Key points
- The Algerian authorities have launched an exhibition in Tiaret to showcase local products and agricultural equipment ahead of the new planting season.
- The event aims to promote the development of the agricultural sector and encourage farmers to adopt more efficient production methods.
- Over 400,000 new trainees are set to join vocational training institutions on Sunday as part of efforts to develop skills and expertise in various sectors.
