The olive harvesting season officially began in Tunisia's Silyana region on November 3, 2026. The event was marked by a ceremony held in the delegation of Sidi Bourouis. According to the head of the plant production department at the regional delegation for agricultural development, Lazhar Souid, the season is expected to yield 52,000 tons of olives. This year's production is anticipated to be lower than previous years due to unfavorable climatic conditions.
A total of 23 olive oil presses have been prepared for the season in the Silyana region. These facilities are expected to play a crucial role in processing the olive harvest. The regional authorities have been working to ensure a smooth start to the season, which is a significant contributor to the local economy. The olive oil production in Silyana is a vital source of income for many farmers in the region.
The Silyana region is known for its olive oil production, and the sector provides employment opportunities for many locals. The region's climate and soil conditions make it an ideal place for olive cultivation. However, this year's harvest is expected to be lower than previous years due to climatic factors. The authorities are working to support farmers and ensure that the season proceeds smoothly.
In addition to the olive harvesting season, other events have been taking place in the region. The local days for promoting private investment were launched in the delegation of Dehmane, under the slogan "Local value chains for sustainable development." These events aim to promote investment and support economic development in the region.
The regional authorities have been monitoring the progress of the agricultural season and ensuring that farmers have access to necessary inputs, including chemical fertilizers. A meeting was held on November 2, 2026, to review the progress of the season and address any challenges that farmers may be facing.
The olive harvesting season is an important event in Tunisia's agricultural calendar. The sector plays a significant role in the country's economy, and the authorities are working to support farmers and promote production. The launch of the season in the Silyana region marks the beginning of a new cycle of production and economic activity.
The regional delegation for agricultural development is working to support farmers and promote sustainable agricultural practices. The authorities are also working to improve the infrastructure and services available to farmers, including the provision of chemical fertilizers and other necessary inputs. The goal is to promote economic development and improve the livelihoods of farmers and rural communities.
Key points
- The olive harvesting season in Tunisia's Silyana region is expected to yield 52,000 tons of olives.
- A total of 23 olive oil presses have been prepared for the season in the Silyana region.
- The sector plays a significant role in the country's economy, and the authorities are working to support farmers and promote production.
