The Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) and Saudi Arabia’s Najd Gateway Holding Company have joined hands to improve collaboration in the livestock sector. They recently signed an agreement to cultivate 5,000 acres of alfalfa cattle fodder for export.
This agreement focuses on growing fodder, which is vital for livestock like dairy cattle, beef, horses, sheep, and goats. Alfalfa, rich in protein, is crucial for their diet.
According to Radio Pakistan, Pakistani soil has great potential for breeding high-quality livestock products. Alfalfa, widely cultivated worldwide, is recognized as an important fodder crop.
SIFC, a “Single Window” platform, aims to attract foreign investments by simplifying business processes. It’s managed by civilian and military leadership to reduce delays and promote Pakistan’s investment potential. The council also aims to create an enabling policy environment and raise awareness of Pakistan’s untapped opportunities.
