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Algeria submits biodiversity plan to UN
Algeria has officially submitted its national biodiversity strategy to the United Nations Agreement Secretariat, as part of its commitment to protect ecosystems and conserve biological wealth from 2025 to 2030. The strategy includes objectives to safeguard threatened species and rehabilitate impacted areas, adopting a participatory approach that involves experts and international organizations. Additionally, a national species inventory platform has been established, cataloging over 17,000 species, to strengthen the documentation of biological wealth. Emphasizing that biodiversity is a developmental issue that enhances food, water, and health security, it is stressed that biodiversity must be integrated into economic and environmental policies to promote innovation and sustainable development.
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