More than 500 stakeholders involved in agribusiness are set to discuss issues affecting the sector at the 10th Sulong Pilipinas this week in Davao City, in a move to call government action for reforms in the farm sector.
More than 500 stakeholders involved in agribusiness are set to discuss issues affecting the sector at the 10th Sulong Pilipinas this week in Davao City, in a move to call government action for reforms in the farm sector.
The Departments of Finance (DOF) and of Agriculture (DA), in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), will host this large delegation of public and private/business sector stakeholders for the Sulong Pilipinas 2019 Agribusiness Summit tomorrow, December 17.
Agriculture Secretary William Dar said the countrys public and private stakeholders will continue to work together in transforming traditional agri-fishery farms into inclusive, resilient and globally competitive agribusiness enterprises.
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