By: Nghiinomenwa-vali Erastus
The Namibia Agronomic Board (NAB) has committed to invest approximately N$250 million over the next five years, intending to develop the country’s crop value chain.
The project will also include crops of citrus varieties.
This was announced by NAB Chief Executive Officer Fidelis Mwazi during a strategic engagement with industry stakeholders, aimed at unlocking the potential of Namibia’s citrus industry and strengthening value chain development.
Mwazi also revealed that NAB has refined its mission to better align with its strategic focus for the next five years.
According to him, the board aims to advance the agronomy and horticulture sectors through effective legislation and targeted facilitation.
He added that in order to enhance the value of the crop sector, NAB will be prioritising dedicated facilitation, cutting-edge research and development, while ensuring a dynamic regulatory framework that responds to the evolving needs of the industry.
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