New Zealand studies the technical file of Egyptian grapes before entering its markets

Published 2024년 10월 8일

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A delegation led by Amy Laurenson, New Zealand Ambassador to Cairo, and Andrew Bevitt, New Zealand's Agricultural Advisor for the Eastern Mediterranean Region, met with Dr. Mohamed El-Mansi, Head of the Agricultural Quarantine, in Egypt to discuss bilateral cooperation and opening the New Zealand market to Egyptian agricultural exports. The discussion focused on setting a joint priority agenda and building on the success of New Zealand opening its market to Egyptian oranges and citrus fruits. The New Zealand delegation is currently reviewing the technical file for Egyptian grapes to potentially include them in the New Zealand market, along with other Egyptian goods of interest.

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Today, Dr. Mohamed El-Mansi, Head of the Agricultural Quarantine, received a delegation from New Zealand headed by Amy Laurenson, New Zealand Ambassador to Cairo, and Andrew Bevitt, New Zealand's Agricultural Advisor for the Eastern Mediterranean Region, in the presence of Sophie Gaultier, Deputy Diplomatic Mission in Cairo, and Yosra Mahmoud, Policy Reviewer at the Embassy in Cairo. During the meeting, the two sides discussed ways of joint bilateral cooperation and setting a joint agenda for priorities to open the New Zealand market to some Egyptian agricultural exports according to the agreed priorities. The New Zealand side praised the systems followed by the Egyptian Agricultural Quarantine, which led to the opening of the New Zealand market to oranges in 2020, which extended to include the rest of the citrus fruits in 2022. The New Zealand side ...

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