Sanaa:A scientific workshop titled "The Concepts of Value Chains and Added Value and the Guide to Preparing Chains" was conducted in Sanaa during the third "Yemen's Bounty" Festival. The event focused on introducing value chain concepts and enhancing collaboration between the public and private sectors, with an emphasis on agricultural crop studies.
According to Yemen News Agency, the workshop featured presentations by researchers, academics, and specialists, including a paper by Dr. Abed Al-Bil from the General Authority for Agricultural Extension and Research. The session explored scientific concepts and guidelines for value chains and added value. Khaled Al-Shahadhi and Mohammed Hassan reviewed experiences related to dairy and cotton chains, respectively, highlighting preparation challenges and benefits for stakeholders.
The festival, organized by the Capital Municipality and overseen by the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources, includes numerous scientific workshops and seminars aimed at bridging academic knowledge with practical applications in agriculture. Dr. Abdulwahab Sharaf Al-Din emphasized the importance of linking academic insights with real-world applications to enhance the agricultural sector.
The festival continues with diverse sections showcasing Yemen's agricultural products, including honey, coffee, dairy, fish, textiles, and more, demonstrating wide participation from various sectors.
