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Government Agreement to Support Rural Women's Projects in Algeria

October 16, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.com
Government Agreement to Support Rural Women's Projects in Algeria

The Ministries of National Solidarity and Family and Women's Affairs, and Agriculture and Rural Development and Fisheries have signed a cooperation agreement to expand training and technical and social support opportunities for rural women, helping them to develop their productive projects in promising agricultural sectors, thereby enhancing their economic empowerment and supporting their contribution to wealth creation and job creation. The agreement was signed on Thursday, on the occasion of the International Day of Rural Women, and aims to coordinate efforts between community solidarity cells and agricultural guidance cells affiliated with the National Institute of Agricultural Guidance, in order to organize awareness campaigns and training courses for rural women, covering a number of agricultural activities, such as planting...

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