Israel, Moldova Sign Strategic Wheat Partnership to Boost Food Security

Israel and Moldova have established a strategic partnership to modernize Moldova's agricultural sector and strengthen Israel's food security through a series of agreements signed during Israeli Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter's visit to Moldova. The collaboration includes joint wheat cultivation projects where Israel provides advanced seeds and agricultural expertise while Moldova contributes land, water, and labor, marking Israel's first formal agricultural agreement with Moldova. The partnership aims to increase Israel's agricultural output and domestic wheat production as part of a long-term strategy to ensure food security and economic resilience. Additionally, the memorandum of intent focuses on technology transfer, knowledge exchange, and the implementation of high-performance practices in Moldova's agriculture, addressing challenges such as climate change and water resource management. Both countries emphasized the mutual benefits of the cooperation, highlighting Moldova's agricultural potential and Israel's innovative expertise. The agreement also foresees reciprocal visits and training programs to foster sustainable and competitive agricultural development in Moldova.