Algeria is anticipating a record grain harvest, described as the largest in decades, and has set a firm deadline for completion. Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb announced that all harvesting must be finished by August 10th during a video conference with regional governors, or “walis.” This decision indicates the scale of the current harvest and the government's focus on efficient collection. The announcement follows expectations of a significantly successful agricultural season for the North African nation. Details surrounding the record yield and specific grain types were not immediately available. The move aims to streamline the post-harvest process and ensure a smooth transition to processing and distribution. This reinforces Algeria’s commitment to bolstering its food security.