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Djamel Belaïd

Ingénieur agronome franco-algérien spécialisé en agriculture des zones semi-arides. Auteur de L’agriculture en Algérie, L’Harmattan, 2021.

  • A flock of sheep crosses a road near a stop sign, with tall grass in the background. Maghreb: For the Eid festivities, the price of sheep soared Djamel Belaïd · 20 June This year, the Eid el-Kebir (Eid al-Adha) celebrations were dealt a double blow, from a climate crisis, and an economic one. But it is the actual system of livestock rearing in the region that is thrown into question. It requires profound changes which are not likely to come any time soon. (…)
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