Strengthening agricultural ties between Hungary and Africa

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Hungary has a long history of agricultural heritage, expertise and innovation successes spanning many centuries, and is ready to share its experiences with African countries, said Sándor Farkas, deputy minister of the Ministry of Agriculture. Farkas talked about the potentials of African-Hungarian agricultural collaboration at a meeting with Kenney Osei, deputy minister of agriculture of Ghana, élelmiszeronline reports.
Sándor Farkas emphasised that Hungary considers Ghana as its special partner, where Hungarian economic actors are already present, whose numbers are hoped to increase through agrardiplomacy. He mentioned the Ghanaian-Hungarian model farm that has been operating since the autumn of 2017, whose success inspired new projects that Hungary is working on. Besides seed cultivation, they are planning to introduce Hungarian domestic species like pigs and poultry.
Such model farms are a great way to showcase Hungarian products and innovations and can pave the way for their introduction into the Ghanaian market. Hungary is ready to share its processing expertise, and Ghana is open to such initiatives.






