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the CIHEAM receives the Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro

the CIHEAM receives the Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro | CIHEAM Press Review | Scoop.it

On Friday 15 December, the Secretary General, Mr Teodoro Miano, received at the CIHEAM headquarters, Mr Vladimir Joković, Deputy Prime Minister in charge of the Economic System and Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management of Montenegro as well as the Ambassador of the Republic of Montenegro to France, H.E. Ivan Ivanišević. Montenegro was one of the republics making up the former Yugoslavia, one of the founding Member States of the CIHEAM.

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EUROPE and MOROCCO Sign Deal to Develop Sustainable Agriculture

EUROPE and MOROCCO Sign Deal to Develop Sustainable Agriculture | CIHEAM Press Review | Scoop.it
The €115 million program is meant to modernize Morocco’s agricultural sector, promote reforestation and protect biodiversity.

The European Union and Morocco have signed a deal worth €115 million to support the North African country’s agricultural and forestry sectors.


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TURKEY: Istanbul sets up world's 2nd deepest vertical agricultural center

TURKEY: Istanbul sets up world's 2nd deepest vertical agricultural center | CIHEAM Press Review | Scoop.it

Established in Istanbul in cooperation with the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the private sector, the world's second-deepest indoor vertical agriculture center aims to cultivate new technologies in the face of an ever-growing population. The center also aims to eradicate problems caused by the climate crisis, saving 95% of the water used in a fully automated process that relies on specially produced artificial lights and does not require soil or the sun.

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