M’sila/ Mr. Nadjm Eddine Tayyar, Wali of M’Sila, took part on Thursday, November 5, 2026, in a coordination meeting held via videoconference and chaired by Mr. Sifi Ghrieb, Prime Minister, in the presence of the concerned members of the Government and the Walis, with the participation of the President of the National Chamber of Agriculture, the President of the General Union of Algerian Traders and Artisans, and the President of the National Union of Algerian Farmers.
The meeting was also attended, at the local level of M’Sila Wilaya, by the Director of Trade, the Director of Agricultural Services, the Director of Telecommunications, the President of the M’Sila Chamber of Agriculture, representatives of the various local professional agricultural sectors, representatives of farmers operating small-, medium- and large-scale local farms, as well as local representatives of cold storage facility owners.
This meeting is part of the ongoing series of meetings held in implementation of the instructions of the President of the Republic concerning the regulation of the national market and the preservation of citizens’ purchasing power.
The meeting was devoted to the official launch of the new digital platform for the daily monitoring of the prices and availability of essential consumer goods across all Wilayas of the country.
Within this framework, this participatory approach aims to involve all stakeholders in the national market supply chains through a transparent and organized framework and a digital process designed to ensure the effective traceability of goods and products, monitor their availability, and oversee the prices applied at all levels.
In this regard, the Prime Minister reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to implementing the instructions of the President of the Republic concerning the continuous support of genuine farmers and traders, as well as maintaining an ongoing dialogue with them, listening to their concerns, and ensuring that these concerns are effectively addressed.
Furthermore, the Walis were reminded of the need to take all immediate legal and deterrent measures to counter any attempts to artificially create shortages, undermine the stability of market supplies, or manipulate prices, in order to safeguard citizens’ purchasing power.
