Saudi Arabia has signed a new partnership agreement with the Netherlands aimed at advancing its agricultural sector and enhancing the efficiency of services provided to farmers.
The collaboration focuses on fostering knowledge and technology exchange between the two countries, particularly in the areas of smart agriculture, water resource management, greenhouse technologies, and the optimization of agricultural supply chains.
The partnership also supports the Kingdom’s efforts to achieve food security and strengthen local production in line with Vision 2030 by integrating cutting-edge agricultural innovations and adopting best global practices.
As a world leader in advanced agriculture, the Netherlands will bring invaluable expertise to help Saudi Arabia address climate-related challenges and drive sustainable development across its farming sector.
This initiative forms part of the Kingdom’s broader strategy to expand international partnerships in key sectors and represents a promising step toward building a more resilient and efficient agricultural ecosystem—one that will contribute to the prosperity of Saudi rural communities and the national economy.
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