Egyptian minister details aspects of agricultural cooperation with South Sudan

Published 2021년 7월 27일

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Egypt's Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, Al sayed al-Qusair, has discussed joint cooperation with South Sudan's minister of animal resources and fisheries in Cairo. The talks focused on Egypt potentially exporting eggs and nearly fully-owned poultry products to South Sudan, while South Sudan could export cattle. An agreement was reached to send Egyptian experts to South Sudan to share knowledge on cattle care and medicine. The ministers also explored the possibility of agricultural research cooperation and the potential for South Sudan to establish fisheries to fulfill local needs and surplus.

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CAIRO – 27 July 2021: Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation Al sayed al-Qusair received Tuesday the South Sudanese minister of animal resources and fisheries to discuss joint cooperation. Given that Egypt has achieved self-sufficiency of eggs and is close to becoming self-sufficient of pourtly, it can export to South Sudan its needs of such products, Minister Qusair indicated saying that on the other hand, South Sudan can export to Egypt cattle. In that context, both ministers discussed delegating Egyptian experts to transfer experience to the South Sudanese side in the fields of cattle care and medicines. They also conferred over cooperation in the agricultural research field. The Egyptian minister noted that South Sudan enjoys vast spaces to establish fisheries whose output can fulfill local needs and also achieve surplus. Qusair stated that the delegation accompanying the South Sudanese minister ...

Source: Egypttoday