THE Department of Agriculture (DA) is wooing more European businesses to invest in Philippine agriculture, particularly in its flagship solar-powered irrigation system (SPIS) that seeks to improve farmers productivity by providing water to those areas not reached by traditional irrigation systems.
THE Department of Agriculture (DA) is wooing more European businesses to invest in Philippine agriculture, particularly in its flagship solar-powered irrigation system (SPIS) that seeks to improve farmers productivity by providing water to those areas not reached by traditional irrigation systems.
During a recent luncheon meeting, the DA encouraged the members of the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) to propose investments or projects in agriculture, especially in agribusiness.
We are committed to facilitating your proposed investments or projects, especially in agribusiness. The potential areas of partnership are boundless, so I invite you to invest in the provision of production, processing and marketing technologies, Agriculture Secretary William D. Dar told the business group after his presentation.
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