Algeria’s Agriculture Minister, Mohamed Abdel Hafiz Henni, assured the public on Tuesday of a substantial potato supply in the country, negating rumors of soaring prices. The minister stated that Algeria’s potato stock exceeds 130,000 tons, addressing concerns about a potential shortage and price increase, Algeria’s potato supply
In response to media inquiries about potato prices reportedly reaching 100 Algerian dinars, Henni clarified, “Potato prices range between 60 and 70 Algerian dinars. We have ensured the required quantity with a strategic reserve of over 130,000 tons.” This statement comes amid circulating rumors about price hikes, which the minister firmly refuted.
It is noteworthy that during a public session in the Council of the Nation, the final version of the proposed amendments related to articles 27 and 163, which had been a point of contention between the two chambers of Parliament in the forest and forest resources law, was ratified.
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