 Algeria_Above_ my algiers go to see |  algiers Looking good as city |  Algiers_the_white they call it white city |
 10394477_729583550439898_6574152045234651532_n |  algiers my beautfull Algiers |  downtow-algier in center of city |
 Basilica of Algiers it was build long time ago |  Algiers_coast nice view of Algier |  triumphal-arch_timgad_algeria |
 aroundAlgier Tourism city |
 algeria enjoying our food |  0acomnightlifea Nite life in Algier |  sheraton Club in hotel |
 14-Algeria We are witnessing sunset |
Bussines in Algeria
Economy
The authorities were counting on economic growth of 3.5% in 2009. However, the actual growth was only 2.2% (compared with 2.4% in 2008), which was not sufficient to curb unemployment and reduce poverty. This mediocre performance was due to oil and gas exports which fell by more than half. The weight of the oil and gas sector as a percentage of GDP and of public revenue was an aggravating factor for the crisis, but the FRR reserve funds were used for a countercyclical policy, which involved financing the fiscal deficit and a significant part of the PIP.Thanks to an excellent cereal crop, the agricultural sector, which produces almost 7.6% of the country's wealth, grew by more than 17% in 2009,
according to initial estimates. The Rfig credit (Rfig means "companion" in the local Arabic dialect), which consists of a seasonal interest-free
loan from the Banque de l'Agriculture et du Développement Rural (BADR), also contributed to this strong growth, as did support for farm inputs,
which helped farmers reduce their costs and increase competitiveness. The producer prices of cereals, which have been aligned with international
prices since 2008, thus offer farmers profitable prices that provide them with an incentive. The prices of a quintal of durum wheat, common wheat,
barley and oats have been set at DZD 4 500, DZD 3 500, DZD 2 500 and DZD 1 800 respectively. On average, there are between 3.2 million and 3.5 million
hectares under cereal cultivation, about one-third of the total agricultural area. Thus cereal production, which accounts for nearly 32% of crop
production, rose to more than 60 million quintals in 2009, between 30% and 40% of which was barley.
This is a significant increase in production
compared with the 17 million quintals produced in 2008. Olive crop production in 2009 was 4.9 million quintals (2.5 million in 2008), citrus fruit
production was 8.5 million quintals (6.97 million in 2008), and fodder crop production reached 40 million quintals (19.5 million in 2008). Good
rainfall combined with the measures taken in the context of the 2008 agricultural framework law boosted the sector.
The elimination of DZD 40
billion of farm debt, agricultural-production and breeding bonuses worth DZD 200 billion for a year and new production contracts made with the
governments of the wilayahs (provinces) all contributed further to the growth in the sector. Other measures related to the legal mechanism for
farming on land belonging to the state (2.8 million hectares) will be implemented following the passing of a law on long-term concessions for
agricultural use, which aims to stabilise farming and protect rural areas, especially farmers.
Your commentsI am trying to do business home so far it is not so bad. It's ok Now. it's wrong place to do business, corruption and harrasement for goverment officials. you need to be a tief and corrupted persone to really succeed in doing business in algeria.
dahmane from London Dahame, you're 100% right in London. It's the same old game. corruption, corruption. This's the way! I feel sorry to be an Algerian. |
Post your comments Here.
Politic in Algeria
Elections for the partial renewal of the member of the Conseil de la Nation (the Senate) were held at the end of December 2009. Out of the 48 seats due for new election, 45 were won by the "Presidential Alliance". A so-called "semi-universal weekend" (Friday and Saturday, instead of Thursday and Friday) was also introduced in 2009. Aimed at responding to concerns over the efficiency and ability to react of domestic and foreign entrepreneurs, this measure should enable the country to increase trade with other countries by more than USD 1 billion. Security in Algeria has improved considerably, and the provisions in the peace and reconciliation charter continue to be deployed, but the state of emergency remains in effect. |
What do you think about state of emergency?Your commentsThis state of emergency is continuing because the is beneficing the president to control people and opposition. It's help the King and president. The state of emergency is onother way to control us. is to protect them selfs from getting touched,and oppress the people, so they can do what they are told,and becam beni-oui-oui as they are.
so I say it's time to stand up for your right.
Dahmane from england What state of emergency! corrupted politiciens and ditactorship. |
Post your comments Here.
Top Hotels
|
Top restaurants
|
Place to visit
|
Internet Access
|
Not to miss to see
|
Your commentsAt least the goverment did not managed to block internet. It didn't block the internet to not be consider a dictator goverment. It's Algeria a nice place to visit? It's good place |