Ulaanbaatar
Agriculture sector cooperation with Ireland discussed
Economy
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/ On April 30, Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry B.Batzorig paid a courtesy call on Chairman of Lower House of the Irish Parliament Seán Ó Fearghaíl, who was on an official visit to Mongolia.
During the meeting, they mutually introduced about agricultural sectors of the two countries and agreed to collaborate in mobilizing potentials in food and agricultural sectors thoroughly and develop mutually beneficial cooperation by combining Mongolia’s resource of agricultural raw materials with Ireland’s achievement, experience and financial potentiality.
The dignitaries considered necessary to create a cooperation mechanism by establishing a Memorandum of Cooperation between Mongolia’s Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry and Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine in near future.
Mr Seán Ó Fearghaíl emphasized that it is fully possible for the country’s agricultural research institutes to cooperate with Mongolian government for sharing experiences.
At the meeting, the parties also discussed about exchanging experience in veterinary service fields and introducing the technologies of food production, especially milk and milk products, meat and meat products and sugar beet into Mongolia. Moreover, they decided to organize activities to exchange experience in exporting food products, sending Mongolian professionals and personnel for learning experience and improving knowledge.
During the meeting, they mutually introduced about agricultural sectors of the two countries and agreed to collaborate in mobilizing potentials in food and agricultural sectors thoroughly and develop mutually beneficial cooperation by combining Mongolia’s resource of agricultural raw materials with Ireland’s achievement, experience and financial potentiality.
The dignitaries considered necessary to create a cooperation mechanism by establishing a Memorandum of Cooperation between Mongolia’s Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry and Ireland’s Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine in near future.
Mr Seán Ó Fearghaíl emphasized that it is fully possible for the country’s agricultural research institutes to cooperate with Mongolian government for sharing experiences.
At the meeting, the parties also discussed about exchanging experience in veterinary service fields and introducing the technologies of food production, especially milk and milk products, meat and meat products and sugar beet into Mongolia. Moreover, they decided to organize activities to exchange experience in exporting food products, sending Mongolian professionals and personnel for learning experience and improving knowledge.
M.Unurzul
