Ethiopia: PM Abiy Ahmed highlights tremendous improvements in summer irrigated wheat cultivation
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has highlighted substantial progress in this year’s summer irrigated wheat cultivation, surpassing the achievements of the previous year.
As shared on X (Twitter) on Wednesday, the Prime Minister expressed satisfaction, stating, “We are succeeding in our efforts to secure our food sovereignty by farming more than once a year.”
The advancements in summer wheat cultivation are attributed to increased agricultural efficiency and a commitment to enhancing food security.
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed emphasized the government’s dedication to fostering prosperity by implementing comprehensive initiatives across various sectors.
“The government’s endeavors in all areas will lay the foundations for prosperity,” affirmed the Prime Minister.
The positive outcomes observed in summer irrigated wheat cultivation reflect a significant stride toward achieving sustainable agricultural practices and ensuring a stable food supply for the nation.
As the summer harvest progresses, the government’s main target is to focus on bolstering the agricultural sector, aligning with its broader vision for economic growth and self-sufficiency.
Ahmed’s endorsement of these advancements underscores the strategic importance placed on food security and the multifaceted efforts to achieve it.