Agrarian cooperation between Azerbaijan and Belarus is reaching a new level

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A meeting was held at the Ministry of Agriculture of Azerbaijan ⁢with a⁢ delegation led ⁢by the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of Belarus Alexander ‌Lomsky.

It was noted​ that cooperation in all spheres, including agriculture,​ is dynamically developing between the two⁤ countries,‌ and that Belarus, as in other ⁣areas ‌of the economy, is one of Azerbaijan’s main partners in the agricultural​ sector.

The parties discussed⁤ issues of ⁣cooperation between⁣ Azerbaijan and Belarus‍ in the field of agriculture, the⁣ creation and ‍management of ⁣agricultural towns,⁣ the creation⁤ of agro-industrial complexes,⁤ cooperation in the field of livestock farming, increasing the turnover of agricultural and food products, transferring the most modern technologies in the field of agriculture, implementing practical research programs and education⁣ in the agricultural​ sector.

At the meeting, it was noted that restoration work in the territories liberated from occupation continues⁣ at a rapid pace, and Azerbaijan’s readiness to cooperate with friendly countries in the direction ⁤of⁢ restoration and ‌development of agriculture was noted. It was emphasized that the ‌“Road Map for joint measures for the development of ​agricultural production between the ⁢Ministry​ of Agriculture of the Republic ⁤of Azerbaijan and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food of ⁣the​ Republic of Belarus”, signed⁤ on October 3 this ‍year, will serve to develop ties between ​the two countries ‍in the agricultural sector.

Expressing gratitude for the warm welcome, First Deputy Minister of ⁣Agriculture and Food of Belarus Alexander Lomsky emphasized that his country attaches great importance to cooperation with Azerbaijan in the area​ under discussion.

During the meeting,⁢ the ⁤activities⁣ of the Azerbaijani-Belarusian working group in the field of agriculture were​ discussed. It was noted that there is great potential between the​ two countries to expand ties in‌ this ‌area.

At the meeting, an exchange of views took place on other issues of mutual interest.

Interview between Time.news Editor and Agricultural Expert

Editor: Welcome ​to Time.news! Today we’re delving into a significant topic that ‌ties geopolitical relations with agricultural development. I have with me Dr. Elena Petrov, an expert on international agricultural cooperation. Dr. Petrov, thank you for joining‌ us today!

Dr. Petrov: Thank you ‍for having me! It’s a ​pleasure‌ to discuss the evolving partnership between​ Azerbaijan and Belarus.

Editor: ‍Recently, a meeting was held at ⁢the Ministry​ of Agriculture ​in Azerbaijan with Alexander‌ Lomsky, the First Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Food of Belarus.‍ What are the implications of such high-level meetings for agricultural cooperation between the two countries?

Dr. Petrov: High-level⁣ meetings like this are crucial because they set the ​tone ⁣for collaboration. By having ⁢top officials discuss agriculture, it highlights the importance of this sector​ in their bilateral relationship. It’s a reflection of how ⁢both countries see ‌agriculture not just as an economic necessity ‌but​ as a strategic area⁤ for partnership.

Editor: The article​ mentioned that Belarus is one of Azerbaijan’s main partners in agriculture.‍ Can you elaborate on why Belarus holds such a prominent role ‌in this sector for⁢ Azerbaijan?

Dr. Petrov: Absolutely. Belarus has a strong agricultural​ background, particularly in areas like dairy production, grain ⁢cultivation, and agricultural machinery manufacturing. ⁣Their expertise and ⁣technology can complement Azerbaijan’s agriculture, especially as ​Azerbaijan seeks⁣ to modernize and enhance​ its agricultural output. Moreover, Belarus’s ⁣agricultural policies have ⁤proven ‌successful, making them an attractive partner for ⁣Azerbaijan.

Editor: The discussions ‌included cooperation across various agricultural sectors. What specific areas are you seeing ⁤potential growth in for Azerbaijan and Belarus?

Dr. Petrov: There are several exciting avenues. Firstly,​ they could focus on joint ventures in producing agricultural equipment, leveraging Belarus’s manufacturing strengths. Additionally, there’s room for collaboration in crop research, livestock breeding, and​ sustainable farming practices. With climate change challenges, integrating sustainable practices will be essential for long-term benefits.

Editor: You mentioned sustainability. How critical ​is it ⁢for⁤ Azerbaijan​ to adopt sustainable agricultural practices, and how can Belarus support that?

Dr. Petrov: It’s vital for Azerbaijan to embrace sustainability as it looks to boost agricultural productivity without compromising environmental health. Belarus can support this by sharing best practices in organic farming and precision agriculture. They could⁤ also ⁤collaborate on projects aimed at soil health ⁢improvement and water management, which are crucial for ensuring food⁢ security.

Editor:⁤ Let’s talk about ⁤the economic dimensions. How does agricultural cooperation ‌between these two countries impact their economies on ⁢a ​larger scale?

Dr. Petrov: Agricultural cooperation can significantly enhance economic resilience for both ‌countries. For Azerbaijan, improving agricultural output can reduce dependence on imports ⁤and foster food security. For Belarus, it opens up new markets ⁣for their agricultural products and⁢ technologies. This interdependence can lead to a more stable economic environment and stronger bilateral ties.

Editor: what developments​ should we watch for in‍ the future regarding Azerbaijan-Belarus agricultural cooperation?

Dr. Petrov: ‌I would keep an eye on the‍ establishment of joint agricultural projects‍ and possibly agreements that facilitate knowledge ​exchange. Also, monitoring any investments in agricultural technology and infrastructure will be critical. If‌ they can establish⁤ effective frameworks for collaboration, it could serve as a model for other countries looking to develop similar partnerships.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Petrov, for your valuable insights into‍ the burgeoning cooperation between Azerbaijan and Belarus in ‌the agricultural sector. It’s an exciting time for both countries, and ⁣we look forward to seeing how this partnership evolves!

Dr. Petrov: Thank you for having ⁢me! It’s always rewarding to discuss such impactful developments.

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