Vietnam-Africa agricultural cooperation turns to a new page, equality and mutual benefit

Published 2021년 9월 9일

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The article highlights the successful partnership between Vietnam and African countries in agricultural cooperation over the past two decades. This collaboration, led by the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences, has seen the transfer of technical expertise, seeds, and rice varieties to Africa, leading to significant increases in rice yield in countries like Mozambique. Despite these achievements, there are challenges of sustainability and the need to involve the local private sector for a more comprehensive value chain approach. The article emphasizes the potential for further cooperation, especially in exploring underutilized agricultural land in Africa, and the importance of private sector engagement for a sustainable and beneficial agricultural partnership.

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The multifaceted cooperation relationship between Vietnam and African countries has developed quite positively in recent years, especially in the field of agriculture. What do you think about the efficiency of agricultural cooperation between the two sides in recent years? Over the past 20 years, the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences has been the focal point of the agricultural industry, coordinating activities such as sending experts to Africa under agricultural cooperation projects. These cooperations are quite effective in forms such as through trilateral and bilateral cooperation, through international organizations such as the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), etc. In the projects, Vietnam provides assistance. Technical assistance, experts and seeds help Africa develop agriculture, as a more developed country helps less developed countries. Over the past two decades, there have been many well-developed projects in countries such as Senegal, ...

Source: Vinacas