Egypt, Sudan Discuss Joint Agricultural Projects on Sudanese Land
Egypt and Sudan discussed developing joint agricultural projects on Sudanese land and cooperating on the production and supply of strategic crops as the two countries seek to strengthen food security and deepen agricultural integration. The

Egypt and Sudan held talks on developing joint agricultural projects on Sudanese land and cooperating on the production and supply of strategic crops. The discussions, involving Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sewilam and Sudanese Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation Ismat Qurashi, aimed at strengthening food security and deepening agricultural integration between the two countries.
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