Saudi environment minister to visit Pakistan on Wednesday
RIYADH — Saudi Minister of Environment, Water and Agriculture Eng. Abdulrahman Al-Fadley will visit Pakistan on Wednesday as the two countries seek to deepen cooperation in food production, agriculture, irrigation and water management.The visit will focus on developing and improving the efficiency of irrigation and water systems, strengthening food security and supporting growth in bilateral…
Saudi Minister of Environment, Water, and Agriculture, Eng. Abdulrahman Al-Fadley, is scheduled to visit Pakistan on Wednesday, aiming to enhance collaboration in various sectors including food production, agriculture, irrigation, and water management, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The primary focus of the visit will be on improving irrigation and water systems' efficiency, reinforcing food security, and encouraging economic growth through bilateral trade.
Eng. Al-Fadley, along with his delegation, will engage in a series of meetings with Pakistani government officials to discuss avenues for expanding cooperation and reinforcing partnerships between the two nations. The agenda will encompass discussions on expanding opportunities in agricultural and livestock production, food processing, and the exchange of expertise and experiences to bolster the agricultural sector's sustainability and growth.
Additionally, both sides are anticipated to examine possibilities for mutual investment in food security, as part of broader efforts to intensify economic cooperation and fortify their strategic partnership.
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