The Biological Agriculture Department of Qebli, under the Regional Agricultural Development Commission, took part in the Siet 2026 international fair for agricultural investment and technology. The event, which ran from October 28 to 31, was held at the Kram Exhibition Palace. This participation aims to support and promote biological agriculture, as well as showcase high-value-added agricultural products.
According to Sami Chalghoum, head of the Unified Agricultural Biological Network, the department's participation in Siet 2026 is an opportunity to promote biological agriculture and highlight its importance. The fair brings together various stakeholders in the agricultural sector, providing a platform for exchanging ideas and experiences. Chalghoum emphasized the significance of such events in promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
The Siet 2026 fair is an annual event that attracts investors, experts, and professionals in the agricultural sector. This year's edition featured various activities, including conferences, workshops, and exhibitions. The fair aims to promote agricultural investment and technology, with a focus on sustainable development and food security.
The Biological Agriculture Department's participation in Siet 2026 is part of its efforts to promote biological agriculture in Tunisia. The department provides support to farmers and agricultural cooperatives, helping them to adopt sustainable agricultural practices. By participating in events like Siet 2026, the department aims to raise awareness about the importance of biological agriculture and its benefits.
The Regional Agricultural Development Commission in Qebli is committed to promoting agricultural development in the region. The commission works closely with local farmers, cooperatives, and other stakeholders to improve agricultural productivity and promote sustainable agricultural practices. The commission's efforts are focused on enhancing food security and improving the livelihoods of rural communities.
Tunisia has made significant progress in promoting biological agriculture in recent years. The country has implemented various initiatives aimed at supporting farmers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The government's efforts have been recognized internationally, with Tunisia becoming a model for sustainable agricultural development in the region.
The Siet 2026 fair has provided a platform for Tunisian farmers and agricultural cooperatives to showcase their products and expertise. The event has also attracted international investors and experts, who are interested in exploring opportunities in Tunisia's agricultural sector. By participating in Siet 2026, the Biological Agriculture Department in Qebli has demonstrated its commitment to promoting biological agriculture and sustainable agricultural development.
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- The Biological Agriculture Department in Qebli participated in Siet 2026 to promote biological agriculture and showcase high-value-added agricultural products.
