Minister of Agriculture in Egypt: We seek to attract international companies to produce seeds locally

Published 2024년 11월 3일

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The Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation in Egypt, Alaa El-Din Farouk, provided an update on the ministry's plan to the Agriculture and Irrigation Committee. He discussed changes in leadership and a new approach to seed production. The ministry is planning to send a team to France to meet with specialists and the Italian ambassador to make contracts for local seed production and export. The ministry also aims to attract international companies to produce seeds in Egypt. Despite having capable research centers, Egypt imports a significant amount of seeds.
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Alaa El-Din Farouk, Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, reviewed the ministry's plan in a number of files, during his participation in the meeting of the Agriculture and Irrigation Committee in the House of Representatives, headed by Representative Hisham El-Hosary, Chairman of the Committee. Minister Alaa Farouk said that he has restructured and changed a number of leaders in the ministry and research centers. The minister added that with regard to the seed production file, there is a new approach in the ministry, as a working team was assigned to travel to France and meetings were held with specialists and the Italian ambassador and contracts and executive steps were made to produce seeds locally and export them as well, such as pepper and tomato seeds and others. Representative Hisham El-Hosary, Chairman of the Agriculture Committee in the House of Representatives, commented that Egypt imports seeds for large amounts, reaching 200 million dollars, despite the presence ...
Source: Almalnews

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