Sana'a - Saba:
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources, in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital secretariat, discussed ways to enhance local poultry production , improve breeds of broiler chickens , layers to boost domestic output and stabilize markets.
The meeting, attended by agricultural services sector official Dhyfullah Shumlan, agricultural production development official Eng. Samir Al-Hanani, and Chamber of Commerce head Ali Al-Hadi, along with several poultry importers and producers, reviewed investment opportunities in this field. Discussions focused on localizing the production of poultry breeds, especially those previously imported from boycotted companies, and finding suitable alternatives to ensure uninterrupted market supply.
The meeting emphasized protecting traders affected by boycott decisions, calling for appropriate alternatives and mechanisms to safeguard their businesses and ensure continuity without harm.
It was agreed to streamline procedures for registering alternative companies that meet technical and health standards as replacements for firms operating in boycotted countries. A list of affected European companies will be prepared, with approved alternatives proposed, while the General Department of Animal Health oversees this process.
Additionally, the meeting stressed the need to establish mechanisms to compensate for previously imported quantities from targeted countries by relying on new sources and expanding localization efforts in this sector.
This meeting aligns with efforts to ensure market stability and enhance self-sufficiency in poultry products through new import sources that guarantee quality and sustainability.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Water Resources, in collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the capital secretariat, discussed ways to enhance local poultry production , improve breeds of broiler chickens , layers to boost domestic output and stabilize markets.
The meeting, attended by agricultural services sector official Dhyfullah Shumlan, agricultural production development official Eng. Samir Al-Hanani, and Chamber of Commerce head Ali Al-Hadi, along with several poultry importers and producers, reviewed investment opportunities in this field. Discussions focused on localizing the production of poultry breeds, especially those previously imported from boycotted companies, and finding suitable alternatives to ensure uninterrupted market supply.
The meeting emphasized protecting traders affected by boycott decisions, calling for appropriate alternatives and mechanisms to safeguard their businesses and ensure continuity without harm.
It was agreed to streamline procedures for registering alternative companies that meet technical and health standards as replacements for firms operating in boycotted countries. A list of affected European companies will be prepared, with approved alternatives proposed, while the General Department of Animal Health oversees this process.
Additionally, the meeting stressed the need to establish mechanisms to compensate for previously imported quantities from targeted countries by relying on new sources and expanding localization efforts in this sector.
This meeting aligns with efforts to ensure market stability and enhance self-sufficiency in poultry products through new import sources that guarantee quality and sustainability.