Food Security
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Hornets hit 50 hives in northern Morocco, beekeeper says
A Tétouan beekeeper says hornets destroyed 50 hives, while around 40 cooperatives have reported similar problems. No verified region-wide count of hive losses or economic damage is available.
Libya and Romania Sign Six Veterinary Certificates
Six veterinary certificates set health requirements for trade between Libya and Romania. They cover live animals and animal products, but neither shipment schedules nor import volumes have been announced.
Tunisia's shortages expose the limits of its recovery
Tunisia's economy grew 2.4% in the first half of the year, but shortages of staple foods and bottled water persist. Import and distribution delays, tight public finances, and recurring water and power disruptions continue to strain household supplies.
Libya's food crisis deepens as drought and storage gaps strain families
Libyan households are under growing pressure as drought, shrinking groundwater, and limited grain storage collide with political instability. FAO's AbdulHakim Elwaer warns that without urgent action, food prices will rise and supply risks will worsen.
Julyana Free Zone Nears Completion of 200,000-Ton Grain Silo Complex
A 200,000-ton grain silo project at Julyana Free Zone is set to transform food security and port logistics, with advanced Belgian equipment and new infrastructure promising a major boost to Libya's strategic reserves and job market.