Agriculture in Egypt is on the verge of a period of significant development, with major advances in the sector. The Minister of Agriculture and Land Reform, Alaa Farouk, recently announced that Egyptian farmers have received 75% of their quotas for subsidized fertilizers, following the directives of the political leadership that is interested in expanding agricultural land across the country.
This initiative demonstrates the government’s commitment to agriculture and increasing agricultural productivity. Indeed, Egypt is currently witnessing an increase in the number of agricultural lands, agro-processing facilities and fertilizer production. The country is also focusing on strengthening partnerships with the private sector, demonstrating its desire to boost investment in this crucial area.
The Minister stressed that the future holds significant developments in the agricultural sector, in close collaboration with investors. This heralds promising opportunities for the sector, fostering sustainable growth and a positive impact on the national economy.
As part of these developments, Alaa Farouk inaugurated the 36th edition of the Sahara International Agricultural Exhibition on behalf of Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli. It is the largest agricultural exhibition in Africa and the Middle East, which takes place at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in Cairo.
The theme of this edition, “Harvesting Innovation for a Better Future,” highlights the importance of innovation in the agricultural sector to meet current challenges and pave the way for a prosperous future. This event is a showcase of new technologies, sustainable practices, and business opportunities in the agricultural sector.
In conclusion, Egypt affirms its commitment to modernizing its agricultural sector, strengthening strategic partnerships, and fostering innovation to ensure a promising future for its farmers and the national economy as a whole.