The 2026-2027 ploughing and sowing season is seeing significant activity across Algeria's 78 one-stop shops managed by the OAIC. These centers facilitate administrative tasks, provide access to fertilizers and seeds, and offer financing options such as the 'Rfig' loan or supplier credit for those affected by climate risks. Algeria, which has maintained seed self-sufficiency since 1995, currently holds a stock of 3.5 million quintals to meet demand. The sector is undergoing technological upgrades with new optical sorting stations and additional support from the public firm AgroDrive. To ensure food security, storage capacity is being expanded through a network of local centers and large-scale grain silos, aiming for a total national capacity of over 9 million tons, supported by a specialized workforce of 700 agronomists and technicians.