Egypt: Minister Suwailem follows up on planting 20,000 acres of sugarcane using a seedling system

Published 2024년 12월 1일

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The Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation in Egypt, Dr. Hani Sweilem, has received a report outlining the preparation for a sugar cane cultivation project across 20,000 acres in Luxor and Qena governorates. This initiative, orchestrated in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, aims to employ a modern irrigation system and seedling technique to enhance agricultural productivity. The project will see the Ministry of Irrigation overseeing the cultivation of 10,000 acres in Luxor, while the Ministry of Agriculture will manage the 10,000 acres in Qena. The report underscores the significance of this venture in transitioning to advanced irrigation practices, which is a key priority for the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation, and addresses the potential environmental and hydrological implications of the new irrigation systems.
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Dr. Hani Sweilem, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation, received a report from Eng. Mohamed Ibrahim, Head of the Irrigation Development Sector, regarding the start of preparation procedures for implementing the plan set in accordance with the directives of the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation and the Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation regarding the cultivation of an area of 20,000 acres with sugar cane in Luxor and Qena governorates using the seedling and modern irrigation system. The report reviewed the results of the meeting of the joint technical committee between the Ministries of Irrigation and Agriculture concerned with determining on the ground the areas of sugar cane intended to be cultivated using the seedling and developed irrigation system, determining modern agricultural practices, and agreeing on the optimal model for design and implementation mechanism, so that the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation supervises the cultivation of (10) ...

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