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عين ليبيا
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At a cabinet meeting on November 8, Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune called for reorganizing the agricultural sector and improving supplies to markets by cracking down on crop hoarding, preventing farmland from being left uncultivated, developing agricultural statistics, and preparing early for the harvest. He also ordered the creation of an office for dry pulses, banned the use of green maize as livestock feed, and called for tighter oversight of imported products. The measures come amid rising potato prices. The national average reached 117 dinars per kilogram on November 8, up from 95 dinars on November 2, while prices in some markets reached around 170 dinars.
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