Agriculture Minister Dr. Amjad Badr met investors from “Rasem Trading Company” and the Brazilian firm “Minerva” to discuss prospects for cooperation in importing beef, establishing specialized cattle-fattening farms and activating direct-import mechanisms that would help curb smuggling and ensure product availability in Syria’s domestic market.
Badr affirmed the government’s commitment to developing Syria’s livestock sector, noting the country’s need for such investments within an integrated program that secures feed resources, production requirements and strengthens national food security.
The minister added that the ministry is working to prepare the necessary infrastructure and provide a suitable investment environment, emphasizing that the private sector is a key partner in launching practical steps that support livestock development and raise local production levels.
