The Philippines and the Czech Republic are set to sign a cooperation deal focusing on agriculture, water management, and forestry.
Czech Agriculture Minister Marek Výborný led a 40-strong business delegation to the Philippines, exploring partnerships in agriculture, food, labor, water management, and forestry.
Minister Výborný announced that the agreement will serve as a foundation for future collaboration between the two nations.
The delegation is participating in business forums in Manila and Davao.
The Czech Republic aims to assist the Philippines through technology transfer in agriculture, specifically in enhancing cattle breeding for improved milk and meat production.
Minister Výborný highlighted the significant potential for strengthening business, scientific, and labor market ties, recognizing the Philippines as a rapidly growing economy.
He noted that the Czech Republic is a leader in milk production, processed meat, beer, and hops cultivation, ranking third in the EU for milk cattle and milk yields.
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