The agreements target irrigation modernisation and include grant support for the PEARL resilience initiative.
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Egypt and IFAD have signed agricultural agreements worth US$65 million, with irrigation modernisation at the centre of the package.
Food Business Africa reports that the second agreement covers the Positioning Egypt for Agricultural Resilience and Leadership project, known as PEARL, backed by a US$470,000 grant.
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