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19:40 «Russian Lessons with Tanya Semke»

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«Russian Lessons with Tanya Semke»

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TV BRICS channels to showcase cultural diversity of participating countries during G20 summit in South Africa

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Egypt

02.09.25 16:00

Economy

Egypt to invest US$3 billion in agriculture and irrigation in FY 2025/26

Plan targets food security, modern irrigation, livestock expansion, and higher exports

Egypt plans to channel around US$3 billion into agriculture and irrigation during the 2025/26 fiscal year, the Ministry of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation announced. This is reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS.

Of the total, about US$362million will come from public investment, while the private sector is expected to provide nearly US$2.64 billion. Planning and International Cooperation Minister Rania Al-Mashat highlighted the sectors’ importance for food security and for strengthening the country’s industrial base.

The plan sets a target of raising agricultural production to roughly US$76.6 billion in 2025/26, up from an estimated US$68.3 billion this year.

Priorities include expanding land reclamation in Toshka, Sinai, and the New Delta, improving crop yields, upgrading irrigation systems, and scaling up greenhouse projects.

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Sergey Lavrov

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia

"We can boast impressive results and, arguably, have even more favourable prospects in energy, industry, agriculture. [...] We closely cooperate on the international stage, including within the UN, BRICS, the SCO, and the G20. Without a doubt, our interaction contributes to strengthening regional and global stability and enhancing the effectiveness of these groups and organisations"

Vladimir Putin

President of Russia

"Sport is meant to unite people and build bridges between nations. This is its high mission and one of the key objectives of international sports organisations. [...] In the United Nations’ current sustainable development agenda, sport is recognised as one of the most important factors in achieving goals in health, education and social integration. Russia fully shares this approach and takes it into account in the implementation of its national development goals"

Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Shavkat Mirziyoyev

President of Uzbekistan

"In recent years, Uzbekistan, as an equal member of UNESCO, has been taking consistent steps aimed at raising interaction with the organisation to a qualitatively new level. In particular, the five-year cooperation programme until 2027 is being effectively implemented"

Aleksander Lukashenko

Aleksander Lukashenko

President of Belarus

"Africa for Belarus is the same as China was 30 years ago – a market of the future where we must actively move forward and secure our niches. It is precisely there that the potential for export diversification lies for the key sectors of our economy, such as agriculture, mechanical engineering, the production of mineral fertilisers, and others"

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva

President of Brazil

"Being at the ASEAN Summit means once again confirming the importance of Brazil’s relations with Southeast Asia. Trade between the Republic and the member countries of the association exceeded US$37 billion in 2024. Today, ASEAN is Brazil’s fifth-largest trading partner"

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