ISLAMABAD — Pakistan and Italy are set to sign a comprehensive agreement aimed at enhancing agricultural skills, technology transfer, and capacity building, officials announced on Tuesday. The memorandum of understanding (MoU) is expected to open new avenues for collaboration in modern farming techniques, sustainable practices, and agribusiness development.
The partnership will focus on knowledge sharing, training programs, and technical assistance to improve crop yields, food security, and supply chain efficiency. Both nations emphasized the importance of leveraging each other’s expertise to tackle challenges faced by the agriculture sector amid climate change and rising demand.
Key Features of the Pact
- Skill Development Programs: Joint initiatives will provide farmers and agritech professionals with access to modern techniques, workshops, and educational resources.
- Technology Exchange: Italy will offer insights into advanced irrigation, mechanization, and crop management systems to enhance Pakistan’s agricultural productivity.
- Sustainable Practices: The agreement prioritizes environmentally friendly practices, promoting efficient resource use and climate-resilient farming.
Officials stated that the MoU reflects growing bilateral cooperation beyond trade, highlighting shared priorities in economic development and food security. Agriculture experts anticipate that the partnership will strengthen Pakistan’s rural economy while fostering innovation and knowledge transfer in the sector.
The deal is expected to be signed in the coming weeks, marking a significant milestone in Pakistan-Italy relations and setting the stage for long-term collaboration in agriculture and allied industries.
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