85-year-old earns doctorate from Balochistan University
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Age no barrier : 80-year-old earns PhD from Balochistan varsity
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QUETTA: President Dr Arif Alvi handing over the key of a tractor to a farmer during the ceremony on Tuesday. PPI
QUETTA: President Dr Arif Alvi on Tuesday underlined the need for evolving a comprehensive strategy to resolve the issue of water shortage and increase agricultural production in Balochistan.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Balochistan Green Tractor Programme, the president lauded the ongoing projects launched by the provincial government for promotion of the agriculture sector, including the tractor scheme.
In Balochistan, he said, immense potential existed for promotion of agriculture, fisheries, livestock and other sectors.
Dr Alvi gave the example of Vietnam that he said having a coastline smaller than Balochistan’s had increased its annual fisheries exports from $300 million to $10 billion. He said that with China alone spending $70bn per annum on the import of Halal meat, huge foreign exchange could be earned through livestock.
QUETTA: President Dr Arif Alvi handing over the key of a tractor to a farmer during the ceremony on Tuesday. PPI
QUETTA: President Dr Arif Alvi on Tuesday underlined the need for evolving a comprehensive strategy to resolve the issue of water shortage and increase agricultural production in Balochistan.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of Balochistan Green Tractor Programme, the president lauded the ongoing projects launched by the provincial government for promotion of the agriculture sector, including the tractor scheme.
In Balochistan, he said, immense potential existed for promotion of agriculture, fisheries, livestock and other sectors.
Dr Alvi gave the example of Vietnam that he said having a coastline smaller than Balochistan’s had increased its annual fisheries exports from $300 million to $10 billion. He said that with China alone spending $70bn per annum on the import of Halal meat, huge foreign exchange could be earned through livestock.