The International Date Council aims to transfer Tunisia's pioneering experience in date exports to other countries, particularly in European markets. According to Imen Fridi, the council's Director General of Strategies and Business Development, the council is interested in Tunisia's know-how and plans to draw inspiration from its practices and policies. This was announced on the sidelines of the international workshop "Marketing and Global Promotion of Dates: Best Practices and Success Models" held in Tunis on September 30 and October 1.
The workshop brought together experts and stakeholders to discuss the best practices and success models in date marketing and promotion. The event was organized to strengthen cooperation with countries that have already gained experience in accessing international markets. Fridi emphasized that the council's strategy focuses on promoting and marketing dates globally, with the goal of increasing their value and strengthening their position in world markets.
Dates are a product with significant historical, nutritional, health, and economic value. The council's efforts aim to benefit its member countries by sharing expertise and best practices. By replicating Tunisia's successful export model, the council hopes to increase the global value of dates and provide opportunities for farmers and producers.
The International Date Council's investment in the date sector is promising, with opportunities for growth and development. Fridi invited farmers and producers to take advantage of these opportunities, assuring them that the council provides support and accompaniment in accessing global markets. The council's action is not limited to large enterprises but also targets small-scale farmers.
The transfer of Tunisia's date export model to other countries is part of the council's broader strategy to promote dates globally. The council's efforts aim to increase awareness and appreciation of dates as a valuable product with multiple benefits. By sharing expertise and best practices, the council hopes to strengthen the position of dates in world markets.
The international workshop in Tunis provided a platform for experts and stakeholders to share knowledge and experiences in date marketing and promotion. The event was an opportunity for countries to learn from each other's successes and challenges in accessing international markets. The council's initiative to replicate Tunisia's date export model is expected to benefit its member countries and the global date industry.
The International Date Council's plans to export Tunisia's date export model to other countries demonstrate its commitment to promoting dates globally. The council's efforts aim to increase the value and visibility of dates, providing opportunities for farmers, producers, and the global economy. With its focus on sharing expertise and best practices, the council is poised to make a positive impact on the global date industry.
Key points
- The International Date Council plans to transfer Tunisia's successful date export model to other countries, particularly in European markets.
