The Ministry informs that these agreements will be aimed at attracting investments, implementing new technologies, and increasing the export potential of local agricultural products.
It is expected that the forum will gather more than 2,500 participants, including farmers, entrepreneurs, and experts from all corners of the country. Specialists from Qatar, China, and neighboring countries will also join the event to share international experience in the agro-industrial sector.
The discussions at the forum will focus on topics such as the modernization of irrigation systems, the introduction of high-yield seeds, innovative approaches in livestock breeding, the development of the processing industry, and the improvement of export logistics.
