22 Feb
14:30
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During the hybrid seminar ‘from Farm to Fork’ knowledge is shared about:
1) Market trends in China and the Netherlands
2) The retail sector and value chain in China and the Netherlands
3) Greenhouse technologies and solutions to grow better crops more sustainably
4) Operation of modern greenhouses
5) How to create bilateral business opportunities and strengthen cooperation among governments, enterprises, and education
From the start of 2023, Dr. Al-Harbi, as a liaison, will support positioning the Dutch Horti sector and the PIB HortiRoad2theGulf cluster to gain market access in Saudi Arabia. Dr. Al-Harbi is a professor of horticulture in Saudi Arabia. His research focuses on greenhouses, hydroponics, and related subjects. He has consulted government and private companies on new technology and innovation in protected cultivation. Dr. Al-Harbi also participated in the establishment of The National Research and Development Center for Sustainable Agriculture (Estidamah).
2022 was a year full of highlights. We are happy to share them with you in this video.
We look forward to a fruitful collaboration in 2023 and beyond.
The demand for healthy, fresh, sustainable, and locally grown food is exploding worldwide. To meet these food challenges, cooperation is more important than ever. By joining forces with various public and private partners, Dutch Greenhouse Delta (DGD) can make a substantial contribution to providing sufficient healthy, affordable, and safe food that is produced sustainably and locally. It is for this reason that DGD signs a partnership agreement with the Municipality of Westland, representing a community known worldwide for growing healthy and safe food sustainably and efficiently.
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