Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif emphasized Pakistan’s commitment to deepening its agricultural and livestock cooperation with Türkiye. During a meeting with a TUME delegation led by Abdulkadir Karagöz, the premier highlighted opportunities for adopting advanced agricultural technologies and modern practices from Türkiye to boost productivity.
The prime minister underlined the importance of joint initiatives to modernize Pakistan’s agriculture sector, harnessing abundant resources through technology and careful planning. Cooperation in agriculture and livestock is seen as a pathway to enhance both countries’ role in the global food value chain.
TUME Board Chairman Abdulkadir Karagöz expressed keen interest in expanding collaboration, while officials discussed the potential of technology transfer and innovation in agricultural commodities. Pakistani government representatives, including Deputy PM Ishaq Dar and Ministers Jam Kamal Khan and Ahad Khan Cheema, attended, emphasizing the strategic and economic significance of these efforts.
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