A delegation from the Agricultural Quarantine of Egypt visits Latvia to discuss cooperation between the two countries

Published 2021년 10월 29일

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A delegation from Egypt's Central Department of Agricultural Quarantine, led by Dr. Ahmed Al-Attar, recently visited Latvia to discuss agricultural commodity exchange and cooperation. The visit is part of efforts to open a new facility for importing wheat to diversify sources and combat rising international prices. The discussion also encompassed boosting Egyptian agricultural exports to Latvia and the Balkan countries. Additionally, Al-Attar mentioned the recent opening of Japanese markets for Egyptian citrus and the process of opening markets for Egyptian citrus, oranges, potatoes, onions, and pomegranates in countries like New Zealand, Argentina, Uzbekistan, Brazil, India, Indonesia, and El Salvador. The article also highlights the quality of Egyptian agricultural products and the factors contributing to the growth of its agricultural exports.
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Dr. Ahmed Al-Attar, head of the Central Department of Agricultural Quarantine, confirmed that within the framework of the directives of the Minister of Agriculture, a delegation from the Department of Agricultural Quarantine visited Latvia to discuss cooperation between the two countries in the field of agricultural commodity exchange. The head of the Central Administration of Agricultural Quarantine explained that the administration is seeking to open a new facility for importing wheat to increase origins and face the rise in international prices. He added that the Egyptian phytosanitary requirements and the Egyptian agricultural quarantine system opened the markets for Egypt's agricultural exports, and with the presentation of the trade balance between the two sides, they discussed enhancing the flow of Egyptian agricultural exports to Latvia and the Balkan countries. Al-Attar pointed out that Japan has opened its markets to Egypt’s exports of citrus, which is a new certificate ...
Source: Akhbarelyom

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