India and Fiji have marked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for participation in the field of agribusiness and associated areas. It was endorsed by Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Narendra Singh Tomar and Fiji’s Minister of Agriculture, Waterways and Environment Dr. Mahendra Reddy in a virtual gathering today. The MoU accommodates participation in the fields of Dairy Industry, Rice Industry, Root crop expansion, Water Resources Management, Coconut Industry, Food Processing Industry, Agriculture Mechanization, and Horticulture Industry.
It additionally accommodates participation in the fields of Agricultural Research, Animal Husbandry, Pest and Disease, Cultivation, Value Addition and Marketing, Post-Harvest and Milling, and Breeding and Agronomy.
Mr. Tomar said that welcoming and agreeable relations among India and Fiji depend on shared regard, collaboration and solid social and individuals to-individuals ties. He said that the marking of this MoU will end up being an achievement in additional fortifying the multi-layered collaboration between the two nations.
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