The Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security in collaboration with Eurobase Consult Limited is organizing a 2-day stakeholders’ engagement targeted at closing technological gaps in the agricultural sector.
The event will bring together local and international agro-tech developers to showcase their technologies and discuss partnerships that will deepen access to affordable technology for local farmers.
The Chairman of Eurobase Consult, Don Ekesiobi while addressing journalists on the upcoming Special Agro Equipment and Technology Expo in Abuja highlights the importance of partnership across the sector.
“It is important to note that the government cannot do it alone without the support of private participation, this is more reason and the focus of Eurobase in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security to organize a 2-day stakeholders’ engagement targeted to resolve the food crisis in Nigeria.
“Eurobase Consult limited is a Nigerian Company in partnership with 20 International Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). The Company has become a one shop for agro-equipment/technology consultancy solution”, Ekesiobi said.
He said the two-day program will highlight the importance of sustainable food security and role of mechanization, and showcase a wide range of agricultural equipment and machinery aimed at enhancing productivity, efficiency, and sustainability in agriculture.
According to him, the platform will “provide a platform for farmers, agricultural stakeholders and industry experts to exchange knowledge, ideas and best practices.
“Demonstrate the government’s commitment to supporting the agricultural sector and promoting technological advancement in agriculture.
“Interactive demonstrations and presentations on innovative agricultural practices and mechanization solutions, networking opportunities with leading suppliers, manufacturers and industry professionals.
“Panel discussions addressing key challenges and opportunities in sustainable agriculture, opportunity to learn the latest advancements in agricultural technology, network with industry experts and commitment to sustainable food security”.
He said if the outcome of the program and the ideas shared are well harnessed, the present food crisis would certainly be a thing of history in the next one and half year.
