40M Dinar for Livestock Restocking

The Tunisian government announced a 40 million dinar allocation aimed at restocking livestock. This measure seeks to support farmers and strengthen animal production in the country. The announcement comes at a critical moment, following several years of declining livestock numbers in Tunisia. The program includes direct subsidies to farmers, assistance with purchasing animals, and investments in livestock farming. The Ministry of Agriculture clarified that these measures will help stimulate dairy, poultry, and sheep production, key sectors for the Tunisian economy. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernize agriculture and increase resilience against climate and economic crises. Authorities emphasized the importance of this measure for food security and rural employment creation. The Ministry of Agriculture clarified that these measures will help stimulate dairy, poultry, and sheep production, key sectors for the Tunisian economy. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernize agriculture and increase resilience against climate and economic crises. The program includes direct subsidies to farmers, assistance with purchasing animals, and investments in livestock farming.