Mexico and Belize finalize agreements for technical and scientific collaboration in agricultural matters

Published 2021년 10월 27일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Mexico has signed a memorandum of understanding on agricultural research with the Center for Research and Innovation of Belize. This collaboration will involve sharing methodologies and technologies to enhance the productivity of various crops in Belize, benefiting producers and consumers in both countries. The agreement is part of Mexico's strategy to strengthen ties with Central American nations and marks the most significant agri-food relationship with Belize, focusing on small-scale products and trade. The partnership will also explore the possibility of creating a high-yield soybean co-investment program, potentially supplying the Yucatan peninsula and diversifying Belize's agriculture in the northern region while providing an alternative grain supply for the Mexican market.

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CDMX, Mexico, October 27, 2021.- The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development signed a memorandum of understanding on agricultural research with the Center for Research and Innovation (Central Farm) of Belize, which will allow technical and scientific collaboration activities between both countries. Through the National Institute of Forestry, Agricultural and Livestock Research (INIFAP) the federal agency and the Belizean agency will share methodologies and technologies that allow diagnosing the potential and productivity of various crops of interest in Belize and will offer a mutual benefit to producers and consumers from both countries. This agreement is the result of the bilateral meeting that the Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development, Víctor Villalobos Arámbula, held on July 8 in Chetumal, Quintana Roo, with the Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Companies of Belize, José Abelardo Mai. It is also part of the strategy of the Government of Mexico to ...

Source: MexicoGanadero