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J&K govt signs pact with New Zealand for transforming sheep farming sector

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Feb. 10, 2022 Updated 4:24 pm. IST
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Jammu and Kashmir government on Thursday signed a pact with New Zealand for the transformation of the sheep farming sector in the Union territory, officials said. The agreement between the two sides was signed through the virtual mode in the presence of Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Navin Choudhary, principal secretary of agriculture production and farmers welfare department animal.

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According to the agreement, the overarching objective is to improve farmers’ remuneration, transfer of technology in research and development as well as marketing and value addition of sheep products of Jammu and Kashmir.

J&K Govt signed MoC with New Zealand G2G for transforming Sheep Farming Sector in the UT. Overarching objective of MoC is to improve farmers' remuneration, transfer of technology in research & development as well as marketing & value addition of sheep products of J&K. @NZinIndia pic.twitter.com/mkoB8U3OCC

— Office of LG J&K (@OfficeOfLGJandK) February 10, 2022

“New Zealand is an important partner of India’s expanding relationship globally and we attach special values to our ties not only because of deep bonding & cultural affinities but also from a mature understanding of our strategic convergences, global interests and economic potential,” they said.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of the commencement of bilateral relations between the two countries, the officials said.

“It gives us an opportunity to strengthen our partnership and our resolve to construct a strong edifice of a long-term, mutual reinforcing economic relationship,” they said.

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