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L impact de la dépréciation du dinar et la chute des réserves de change sur la dynamique économique générale de l Algérie

L impact de la dépréciation du dinar et la chute des réserves de change sur la dynamique économique générale de l Algérie
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«L impact de la dépréciation du dinar algérien, et la chute des réserves de change sur les indicateurs macro-économiques et sur la dynamique économique générale de l Algérie»

«L impact de la dépréciation du dinar algérien, et la chute des réserves de change sur les indicateurs macro-économiques et sur la dynamique économique générale de l Algérie»
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The Nassau Taliban  - The Nassau Guardian

The Nassau Taliban  Dear Editor, In a December 2018 Forbes Business article titled “The Deadliest Terrorist Groups in the World Today” by freelance journalist Dominic Dudley, it was claimed that of the 18,814 deaths caused by terrorist organizations in 2017, over half of them or 10,632 were caused by the Islamic State (or ISIS), the Taliban, Al-Shabaab and Boko Haram. According to Dudley, this information was compiled by the Institute for Economics and Peace for its Global Terrorism Index 2018. All four of the groups have contributed to the instability of Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Somalia and Syria some of the most dangerous nations in the world, as per Dudley.

Championing agriculture and food quality: How Honeywell is feeding ambitions in Nigeria

Nigerians are at risk of food insecurity and malnutrition in 2021. Ironically, Nigeria’s potential for food production is enormous. The National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) reported that 84 million hectares of arable land are available for farming in the country but only 40% has been cultivated. Despite these potentials, food is one of the largest import commodities in Nigeria with an estimated spend of about $5 billion on an annual basis (Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (FMARD). As effort to diversify the country’s economy from oil propels the nation to relook agriculture, lack of investment in local production as well as dependence on food importation have proven to be significant impending factors in expanding the agricultural sector. Yet local agricultural productivity remains a “principal approach to solving the problem of long-term food insecurity”, says FOA.

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