Egypt’s Minister of Agriculture and Land Reclamation, El-Sayed El-Quseir, and his Jordanian counterpart, Khaled Hneifat, have presided over the closing session of the Egyptian-Jordanian Joint Agricultural Committee in Amman. The meeting emphasized enhancing bilateral cooperation in agriculture, food security, and climate adaptation strategies.
Key agreements included the facilitation of trade in agricultural products, harmonization of quarantine measures, and the exchange of expertise in combating pests and diseases. Both sides stressed the importance of scientific collaboration to tackle climate challenges and enhance agricultural productivity.
El-Quseir praised the historical ties between Egypt and Jordan, emphasizing the need for joint efforts to achieve sustainable development. Hneifat echoed these sentiments, highlighting the mutual benefits of stronger cooperation.
The meeting concluded with the signing of several protocols, signaling a commitment to deepening ties and addressing regional agricultural challenges. Both ministers expressed optimism about the future of the partnership, aiming to bolster food security and improve livelihoods in both countries.
