The fourth edition of Tunisia's national innovative solutions competition, 'GREEN'TIC 2026', has concluded with the awarding of four innovative solutions in the agricultural sector. The competition, part of the 16th International Salon for Agricultural Investment and Technology 'SIAT 2026', recognizes innovative projects utilizing digital applications and smart technologies. These solutions focus on beekeeping, early detection of diseases and fires, and providing digital services to farmers.
The competition's closing ceremony was attended by Tunisian Minister of Agriculture, Water Resources, and Maritime Fishing, Azeddine Ben Cheikh. He commended the initiative by the Agency for the Promotion of Agricultural Investments, highlighting its goal of encouraging young people to launch innovative projects and employ modern technologies and artificial intelligence in the agricultural sector.
Minister Ben Cheikh emphasized the importance of investing in young talent and transforming their ideas into promising projects with added value. He outlined the state's efforts to support entrepreneurship, private initiative, and investment in promising sectors. The minister encouraged young people to develop technological solutions and start-ups that contribute to water conservation, efficient use of natural resources, and improved agricultural productivity.
The minister also stressed the commitment of his ministry to continue supporting young entrepreneurs and start-ups, providing them with necessary services and promoting their products. This support aims to ensure the success of their projects and foster innovation and investment in the agricultural sector. The awarded solutions are expected to have a positive impact on the sector.
A total of four innovative solutions were awarded in the competition. These projects focus on utilizing digital technologies to address various challenges in the agricultural sector. The awarded solutions cover beekeeping, early disease and fire detection, and digital services for farmers. The competition seeks to promote innovative ideas and support their implementation.
The 'GREEN'TIC 2026' competition is part of Tunisia's efforts to promote innovation and investment in the agricultural sector. The country's agricultural sector faces various challenges, including climate change, water scarcity, and the need for increased productivity. The competition aims to encourage young people to develop innovative solutions to these challenges.
Tunisia's agricultural sector is expected to benefit from the innovative solutions awarded in the 'GREEN'TIC 2026' competition. The awarded projects will contribute to the country's efforts to improve agricultural productivity, conserve natural resources, and promote sustainable agriculture practices. The competition's outcomes are expected to have a positive impact on the sector.
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- Four innovative agricultural solutions using digital applications and smart technologies were awarded in Tunisia's 'GREEN'TIC 2026' competition.
