“Agri-Tech for Egypt” project to support 200,000 Egyptian farmers
The Agricultural Research Center in Egypt has announced the launch of a new project titled “Agri-Tech for Egypt.” This ambitious project aims to provide the necessary support to 200,000 Egyptian farmers by utilizing the latest technological methods in the field of agriculture.
This project comes in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and the Climate Change Information Center, as those in charge seek to enhance agricultural innovation in the country. This step is considered part of the state's efforts to address the challenges posed by climate change to agricultural crops and local production.
The project aims to train farmers on the use of modern techniques that help them increase productivity and improve crop quality. It also seeks to provide smart solutions that help farmers deal with water scarcity and rising temperatures, thereby ensuring the sustainability of agricultural resources in Egypt.
It is expected that this project will contribute to improving the standard of living for farmers and developing the agricultural sector as a whole. The Ministry of Agriculture emphasizes that relying on technology is the best path to achieving food security and keeping pace with global developments in this vital field.