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The economy of Algeria is mostly based on oil and gas as well as mineral products. The largest sector of Algeria's economy is agriculture. As it is known, the slopes of Tel Atlas mountains are covered by thick forests and it is considered an important economic part of Algeria

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Knowledge of Algeria in terms of economy and geography of the region

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1 . Geography of Algeria

Algeria is located in North Africa, between Morocco and Tunisia. With an area of 2,381,741 square kilometers, this country is the largest country in Africa. More than four fifths of this country is desert. Algeria is part of a larger region known as the Arab Maghreb. The Arab Maghreb includes Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco and Mauritania from east to west. The name Algeria refers to the small islands that used to be found in the harbor of its capital, Algiers. The total borders of Algeria with neighboring countries are 6,764 km. The border length of this country with Libya is 989 km, Mali 1,359 km, Mauritania 460 km, Morocco 1,559 km, Niger 951 km, Tunisia 1,034 km, Western Sahara 41 km.
2 . Economy of Algeria

After independence, Algeria followed the socialist system due to the existing bottlenecks and the conditions after liberation from French colonialism. But in recent years, with privatizations and the removal of some restrictions, it has distanced itself from this economic policy. Oil and gas, as the country's main sources of income, make up about 97% of Algeria's exports. Food industries, light industries, pharmaceutical industries, steel and mining industries are among the most important industrial activities. In the agricultural sector, the production of wheat, barley, olives, various fruits and animal husbandry constitute the most important agricultural products of Algeria Algeria's non-oil exports in 2011 increased by 40% compared to the previous year and reached 2.15 billion dollars. According to the customs statistics of this country, the most important non-oil export products of Algeria this year are oil derivatives and food industries. Algeria imported 320,000 cars in 2011. The currency of this country is the Algerian dinar, which is equal to 107 dinars per euro and 78 dinars per dollar.

The needs of Algeria

Edible Oil

Edible oil from Iran to Algeria. Oils are foods containing fat that people use in cooking all kinds of food, but to know which types of oils are among the best oils for daily consumption, follow the leading report.

All kinds of food

All kinds of food including: cereals, dairy products, all kinds of sugar, etc. from Iran to Algeria. The food industry in Algeria includes about 17,000 production centers and 140,000 direct workers, and more than 90% of these companies are managed by the private sector.

Feed and livestock institutions

Export of feed and animal feed from Iran to Algeria. Consulting for the export of 20 thousand tons of animal and poultry feed to Algeria.

cigarettes

Export of cigarettes from Iran to Algeria. Smoking causes brain erosion, and in other words, it negatively affects people's memory, learning, and logic, and causes a decrease in cognitive abilities.

peanut

Exporting peanuts from Iran to Algeria. As part of its agricultural strategy, Algeria is converting deserts into arable land. In this direction, hundreds of thousands of hectares of land are cultivated in the Algerian desert.

Ethylene polymer pipes

Export of ethylene polymer pipes from Iran to Algeria. Polyethylene pipes are produced from HDPE materials, which have good flexibility so that they can be bent and changed the pipeline route during the transmission, and at the same time, they have good resistance to external pressures that cause It has a much longer service life than other pipes

Agricultural equipment

Agricultural equipment from Iran to Algeria. Traditional agriculture, which was mainly dependent on human and animal power, required spending a long time for plowing and planting seeds in the spring and operations in the summer and harvesting in the fall. Thanks to technological progress, agricultural mechanization is one of the greatest achievements of mankind in the 20th century, and many researchers consider the use of machines instead of livestock in agriculture in the first decades of the 20th century as a turning point in the production of agricultural products. .

spice

Export of spices from Iran to Algeria. Spices produced in Iran include green cumin of Khorasan, black cumin of Kerman, sumac of Tabriz and Kurdistan, marigold of Ardabil and other cities, red pepper of Sabzevar, flower of Qazvin, mustard and garlic of Hamadan, coriander and others. It is dried herbs and vegetables.