Médéa Farmers Receive Sheep Compensation Post-Fires

The distribution of sheep is actively continuing in El Issawiya municipality within Médéa Governorate, benefiting farmers who suffered losses from recent forest fires. This initiative forms a crucial part of broader efforts to provide comprehensive care and compensate for the registered damages, specifically targeting the restoration of livelihoods for affected agricultural communities.

The ongoing compensation drive aligns with directives issued by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune. It further implements the guidance provided by the Minister of Interior, Local Communities, and Transport, Saïd Sayoud, which emphasizes rigorous field follow-up of care operations for those affected and accelerating the pace of compensation delivery.

This operation represents an in-kind compensation for the livestock losses incurred due to the fires, aiming to empower the impacted farmers to regain their operational capacity and re-establish their sources of income. Local authorities in Médéa Governorate are diligently overseeing the process, ensuring the safe delivery of the sheep to beneficiaries and working towards the complete distribution for all eligible farmers.