US sheep arrive in Algeria for broader farm cooperation
The United States and Algeria have reached an agreement allowing American sheep intended for slaughter to enter the Algerian market, as part of enhancing agricultural cooperation between the two countries. The agreement aims to diversify livestock import sources, support food security, and meet the increasing domestic demand for red meat, especially during peak seasons of consumption. This move comes within Algeria's efforts to develop its livestock sector and reduce reliance on other imports, while continuing collaboration on projects related to milk production and livestock development.
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