New partnership by empowering farmers with data-driven solutions aims to revolutionize Pakistan’s agricultural sector.
Pakistani producer achieves record quarterly profits driven by improved gas allocation and efficient operations.
Innovative partnership will integrate financial services and agricultural support aimed at enhancing productivity and livelihoods.
Pakistani company reported a 20% increase in net profit after tax for the first nine months of 2024, despite a decline in the third quarter.
Saudi investors focus on agriculture to secure food supply through new ventures.
UgAi will help ensure a consistent supply and quality of fertilizers, integrate advanced technologies like drones and satellite imagery for crop monitoring, and address issues like shortages and price distortions.
Climate Shock Insurance will support small and medium-scale farmers and livestock owners against the impacts of climate change. This insurance is designed to provide financial compensation for losses due to unpredictable climate events, thereby helping maintain agricultural livelihoods.
The government takes swift action to secure essential agricultural inputs for upcoming planting seasons.
Ambassador Blome highlights the collaboration between the United States and Pakistan under the “Green Alliance” initiative.
Countries discussed joint ventures in agriculture and expanded trade during a series of meetings.
Ambitious project aims to enhance flood management, replenish groundwater, and support over seven million people across vulnerable regions
Engro Fertilizer demonstrates strong financial performance in the first half of 2024 financial year, overcoming industry headwinds.
Strong production and financial achievements underscore resilience in a challenging market.
International event aim to bring global providers to address key challenges in agriculture at Karachi Expo Centre.
Prime Minister of the country inaugurates exhibition that spurs record agricultural deals.
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