Pakistan, China sign MoU for seeds, pesticides
Syngenta Pakistan and China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) have joined forces to transform sustainable food systems, connecting small farmers with efficient end-to-end value chains for improved food security. Through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed at Pakistan’s FoodAg 2023 exhibition, the collaboration will focus on enhancing chili, corn, tomato, and sesame cultivation by providing seeds, pesticides, and agricultural services. The event also highlighted Pakistan’s significant agricultural production, facilitating discussions on ethical farming practices, export potential, livestock treatment, and international collaborations to promote the country’s thriving food agriculture industry.
Syngenta Pakistan, one of the leading agriculture companies has partnered with China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) to revolutionize sustainable food systems, bridging small farmers and end-to-end value chains for enhanced efficiency and food security. “The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for seeds, pesticides and agriculture services in chili, corn, tomato and sesame cultivation,” Vice GM CMEC Pakistan, Dai Bao told Gwadar Pro.
The signing was held at Pakistan’s First International Food and Agriculture Exhibition titled FoodAg 2023 at Expo Centre, Karachi. Several MoU signings took place at the event. On the sideline of the exhibition, CE TDAP and Secretary Commerce held several meetings on B2B trade with individual delegations to discuss possible future collaborations and introduced Pakistan as one of the top ten producers of agriculture produce in the world.
They engaged in productive conversations on Pakistan’s export potential and how to increase the numbers while sustaining ethical and smart practices in farming, growing and packaging. There were conversations on the treatment and export of livestock and related products too. The three-day event featured 400+ products, 200+ exhibitors and over400 international buyers to promote the untapped potential of Pakistan’s food agriculture industry.
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