The Ministry of Agriculture announces opening the Vietnamese market to Egyptian grape exports

Published 2024년 11월 5일

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Egypt has successfully opened its first market in Vietnam for grape exports, a milestone achieved after over five years of negotiations between the Egyptian and Vietnamese Agricultural Quarantines. This initiative is part of the country's broader strategy to enhance its agricultural exports, which have seen a significant increase in value, reaching $4.1 billion from July to October 2024, surpassing the previous year's figures by over $1 billion. The ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, led by Alaa Farouk, is spearheading efforts to open new markets and improve access to existing ones, with grapes being among Egypt's key agricultural exports, including citrus fruits, potatoes, onions, and various other produce.

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Dr. Mohamed El-Mansi, head of the Egyptian Agricultural Quarantine, announced the opening of the Vietnamese market for the first time for Egyptian grape exports starting from November 15, according to the Vietnamese side’s letter in this regard. This comes within the framework of the state’s efforts to enhance Egyptian agricultural exports, which have become the most important source of national income in foreign currency, and in implementation of the instructions of Alaa Farouk, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, to open new markets for Egyptian agricultural exports and facilitate their access to most countries of the world. Read also | Egyptian-Vietnamese cooperation to increase dollar revenues Al-Mansi said that the negotiations of the Egyptian Agricultural Quarantine in this regard have exceeded five years with its Vietnamese counterpart, which ended with the successful visit of a delegation from the Vietnamese Agricultural Quarantine last August, which resulted in ...

Source: Akhbarelyom