4 ministers inspecting the Silk Oasis and greenhouses projects in Kharga city, Egypt

Published 2021년 10월 18일

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The article reports on the visit of several Egyptian ministers and ambassadors to Kharga city in the New Valley Governorate to inspect the 'Al-Amal' neighborhood project, which includes a 'silk' oasis and greenhouses for berry cultivation. The governorate has implemented a sericulture project to revive natural silk production, covering 50 acres and supported by the government. The project also includes a fish farming project and refrigerators for storing dates. The New Valley Governorate is planning to expand the project across 1,000 acres. Additionally, the governorate is holding the first marketing forum for Egyptian dates, a major product in the region, with the aim to improve added value and provide marketing opportunities for the region.

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lose dr. Ali Al-Maslihi, Minister of Supply and Foreign Trade, Nevin Jameh, Minister of Trade and Industry, Mr. Al Qaseer, Minister of Agriculture, Mahmoud Shaarawy, Minister of Local Development, and the ambassadors of the countries of Morocco and Indonesia, the “silk” oasis project and the greenhouses complex north of Kharga city. The “Al-Amal” neighborhood in the city of Kharga in the New Valley Governorate, for a period of 3 days from 16-18 October. And refrigerators for keeping dates, with a capacity of 2000 tons, and a fish farming project. Majd Al-Mursi, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Agriculture in the New Valley Governorate, said that a model for the manufacture and extraction of silk was implemented through sericulture units and silk thread extraction units, with 3 agricultural greenhouses for cultivating berries north of the city of Kharga on an area of two acres, as part of the governorate’s initiative “Silk Valley”, which Aiming to re-industrial silk again. The New ...

Source: Amwalalghad