AMMAN Secretary-General of the Jordan Valley Authority, Hisham Al-Haysa, affirmed the Authority's keenness to monitor the situations of farmers in the Ghor regions and support them in confronting challenges and emergency conditions affecting the agricultural sector. During his inspection tour on Saturday of the damage caused to citrus farms in the Al-Mashare' area in the Northern Jordan Valley district due to recent weather conditions, Al-Haysa emphasized the importance of direct communication with farmers and listening to their needs and observations to enhance the response to their challenges. In the presence of MP Ali Al-Ghazawi, Al-Haysa stated that the agricultural sector constitutes a fundamental pillar of the national economy and achieving food security. He noted that it receives significant attention from the Authority, which works to provide a suitable environment for sustaining agricultural activity, enhancing water resource efficiency, and supporting farmers to continue production and overcome exceptional circumstances. For his part, President of the Jordanian Citrus Association, Abdul Rahman Al-Ghazawi, appreciated Al-Haysa's visit, stressing its importance in conducting an on-site assessment of the extent of damage inflicted on citrus farms as a result of the recent weather conditions. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Secretary-General of the Jordan Valley Authority, Hisham Al-Haysa, affirmed the Authority's keenness to monitor the situations of farmers in the Ghor regions and support them in confronting challenges and emergency conditions affecting the agricultural sector. During his inspection tour on Saturday of the damage caused to citrus farms in the Al-Mashare' area in the Northern Jordan Valley district due to recent weather conditions, Al-Haysa emphasized the importance of direct communication with farmers and listening to their needs and observations to enhance the response to their challenges. In the presence of MP Ali Al-Ghazawi, Al-Haysa stated that the agricultural sector constitutes a fundamental pillar of the national economy and achieving food security. He noted that it receives significant attention from the Authority, which works to provide a suitable environment for sustaining agricultural activity, enhancing water resource efficiency, and supporting farmers to continue production and overcome exceptional circumstances. For his part, President of the Jordanian Citrus Association, Abdul Rahman Al-Ghazawi, appreciated Al-Haysa's visit, stressing its importance in conducting an on-site assessment of the extent of damage inflicted on citrus farms as a result of the recent weather conditions. Source: Rum News Agency
AMMAN Secretary-General of the Jordan Valley Authority, Hisham Al-Haysa, affirmed the Authority's keenness to monitor the situations of farmers in the Ghor regions and support them in confronting challenges and emergency conditions affecting the agricultural sector. During his inspection tour on Saturday of the damage caused to citrus farms in the Al-Mashare' area in the Northern Jordan Valley district due to recent weather conditions, Al-Haysa emphasized the importance of direct communication with farmers and listening to their needs and observations to enhance the response to their challenges. In the presence of MP Ali Al-Ghazawi, Al-Haysa stated that the agricultural sector constitutes a fundamental pillar of the national economy and achieving food security. He noted that it receives significant attention from the Authority, which works to provide a suitable environment for sustaining agricultural activity, enhancing water resource efficiency, and supporting farmers to continue production and overcome exceptional circumstances. For his part, President of the Jordanian Citrus Association, Abdul Rahman Al-Ghazawi, appreciated Al-Haysa's visit, stressing its importance in conducting an on-site assessment of the extent of damage inflicted on citrus farms as a result of the recent weather conditions. Source: Rum News Agency
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Al-Haysa: Monitoring Farmers' Situations and Supporting Them in Facing Emergency Conditions
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