According to the ministry, the agreements will be aimed at attracting investments, implementing modern technologies, and expanding the export potential of domestic agricultural products.
More than 2,500 farmers, entrepreneurs, and experts from all regions of the country will participate in the event. Specialists from Qatar, the People's Republic of China, and neighboring countries will also join the forum to present international experience in the field of agro-industrial development.
The ministry added that the focus of the discussions will be on the modernization of irrigation systems, the introduction of high-yield seed varieties, innovative solutions in animal husbandry, the development of the processing industry, and the expansion of export logistics.
