Algiers – Several political parties have expressed their strong approval of President Abdelmadjid Tebboune’s recent decision to bolster the national livestock market in anticipation of Eid al-Adha. The move involves the importation of one million heads of sheep.
The parties stated that this initiative demonstrates the President’s commitment to protecting the purchasing power of Algerian citizens, which they emphasized remains a top priority for the government. By increasing the supply of livestock, the government aims to stabilize prices and ensure that families can afford to observe the religious holiday without undue financial strain.
“This is a welcome step that will undoubtedly ease the burden on Algerian families during Eid al-Adha,” stated a representative from one of the leading political parties. “The President’s decision reflects a clear understanding of the economic challenges faced by many citizens and a proactive approach to addressing them.”
The importation of one million sheep is expected to significantly impact the market, preventing potential price hikes often associated with increased demand during the holiday season. This intervention is seen as a crucial measure to maintain affordability and prevent exploitation by unscrupulous traders.
Analysts believe that this decision could also have a positive ripple effect on other sectors of the economy, stimulating activity in transportation, logistics, and related industries. The government’s proactive approach to managing the livestock market underscores its dedication to ensuring a stable and prosperous economy for all Algerians.
The Eid al-Adha holiday is a significant religious event in Algeria, and the availability of affordable livestock is considered essential for families to celebrate in accordance with tradition. The President’s decision has been widely praised as a timely and effective response to the needs of the population.
